The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-04-13

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oourss. snBasy r. w., hia teal boang lszis
7siA ssih. The ohzrch vas decorated A.
asual With . wreath Of aorsl oferiSgs
In. Bollsy. iomily are sssioie3, The
aged psrens heihg very feeble and their
little seven yesr cid soo Lloyd. dangerous
I ~ IA viih diphihenA We have iass
learned tia, the bon dsed Moaday morn.
I ing
- Henry Woodward. oosacs 10 the treat
With superior sizcd eggs Aycaag hen has
l.eep laying I've yols eggs. asd see on ct.
hihiiioa weighed 6 ~ ounces. measured
ala inches around cue way, seven aud
bali the ether. and contained ihfee .olks
There are come cases "a .icssess
among cAildren In this vicinity, Greeley
Hsr~os,ds iwo little ones. are jus, reoov-
cred from searie. fever, DR. Harwoods. two
sons we're taken with the same disease lie
fore they had fully recovered from diph.
iberia, Mrs. Harwood also and they are
far from we'll yet
EAsr D0lSET.
Now boys. Lent has gone and there are
some vacant honses. Brace up.
Mira Ellen Leary. who has been living
with her son Daniel, died las, Sunday.
aged 90,
--Lohn J. Reagan, who has been visiting
friends in Albany the past week, has re-
turned.
Boys who make practice OF jumping
on trains had better take our advice and
keep of. i, is dangerous business
-ThereIwas some talk while ago that
barber was 10 locate here but We learn
tina, he has given il up for want OF suita.
bic room.
The Chinese bill has made a lasting
subject OF discussion IN this as well as 9th. |
or towns. but hopes are entertained that 1t
will not be vetoed next time
The Dorset marble company has com
menoed hauling blocks although the road
is yet poor. The other day it took six |
horses six hours to haul the wagon up the
bill.
The polishers employed in the shop
Of the Dorset marble company. who struck
for an advance of wages the first of the
month have nearly all gone back again,
and those who have not gone back have
secured work 10 Rutland aud elsewhere.
The sugar season is about drawing to
a close.
The street lamps are again shining ev.
cry evening.
No services were held in the Congre.
gational church last Sunday.
The Pawlet cheese factory was opened
for the season last Monday morning
business OF all kinds is lively. The
for Farmers and others the pres
ent year is encouraging.
Harriet Chaplin who for some time has
been an invalid died at the town farm last
Tuesday night Her age was &c years,
Holden Kelly has given his youngest
Nexter, the use OF the old home farm
!. u, year. IL VIII De for bale
lother year,
-Gsoro. en-, pin is quite H. at the town
rn and his reco very doubtful "r. u
a brother to the oman who died at tn
,ove mentioned place last week.
Skill Sykes of North rupert has made 6
lie present season nearly tw, 'uty -four hun
red pounds OF maple sugar. .'he boiling @
pacity at his works is 80 barrels every "a ii
ours. I,
Another hop is to take place in T,wn h
all next Friday evening. Music. Robil'- y,
MS band. Tickets, 90 cents. Floor hi
anagers, Mrs. H. L. Manchester, Mrs. ~
rank Sheldon, Miss Carrie DEMO. Gen sit
al managers, Mrs. Fred Weed, Miss un
aggie Grape, Miss Mate Z. David. RI
iite number Of invitations have been ha
tended and q good time is expected. til
0 cream served free. wa
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