The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-11

, .hlrA he died lat saaaay erspisg n
a sse ws u years
y ler W h WiEkn, has been return
: cd BY The VI. Conference As pastor u ID
, Methodist church IL pavlei another vcs'
!. snd resusaea bis duties As such last san
day morning add evening.
Las, .osk Muudsy evening vas iLl
26th Guuivcrsary Of the marriage Of Mr.
I Gpd Mr. Clark J. Monroe The ro@ldenc'
WAS aiod wiih frieads and relatives II,
presea.s consisted Of a nice lchambsr suii,
from friends IL rsvle, a silver castor
oastei aud sugar bowl from relatives ia
Troy. n y. All present were provided
~iih the choicest refreshments snd =
pleasant time wac enjoyed by all.
sorTn LONDONDERRY.
Mr. Horace Phelps. an aged resident
Of this place l. seriously III.
Rev. J. l.. Knapp our newly sppoin.
ted Methodist minister Commences his a..
hon next Sunday
Mrs C. W Chase has opened her mil.
linery rooms this season st her residence.
near the village on the Peru road
p Il Hol, and Charles Coleman have
purchased the stage route from this place
to Chester depot Under the new msnag &c.
meni close connection is made a, Lon
donderry with the over mountain stage, so
We now receive the JOURNAL on Thursdays
Signs Of village improvements are
multiplying every day. A good deal OF
Sticking up wall be done aud Mr. @. c.
Smith will remodel and enlarge his store.
Melendy Brothers will improve their resi-
dence and build tenement house above |
the depot. Mrs. G.. T. Shanks has pur.
chased lot on Main Street OF Mr.. Larkin
Smith aud has commenced foundation
work preparatory TO the erection Of a
dwelling, and last but not least the new
aud commodious hotel, the Peabody House
will be completed by July. Others are
talking in the same direction. Let the
good work go on,
ARLINGTON
The Rev. Mr. Randall is still confined
10 the house but we learn is somewhat
better.
Two recruits were mustered at the
a
regular meeting Of Dudly Post last Satur,
lay evening. The meeting was very inter
sting and largely attended.
The Rt Rev. W. b. H. Bissell bishop J
II the Episcopal diosese OF Vermont offici-
tied at St. James church on Monday even :
ng May sth and administered the rite OF {
confirmation TO several candidates
The item in last week Journal in re- y
ard to DR.. Haskins purchasing house h
I Mr.. Nelson Holden was an error, the
octor has now purchased the residence "
[ Horace Stone and taken possession of =
he same. =,
We are requested by the selectmen of Il
bis town to give notice to all those who 81
ave dogs that unless they comply with
be law aud have them registered before
10 25th of this month that the constable "a
i'll be ordered to shoot them. This al
eans business. m
The depot at this place has been new. o,
covered and treated with new coat OF re
amt, and we think we can say without TO
~ eraggeration that its the best looking ~
'pot on the line excepting North Ben. nj
ngton. 1t certainly adds very much to M
g looks of the village.
BERLIN, n. Y. Gu
Jones is building a new mar 20
t. the second story, to be used in hi. un. II
rtaking business i,
E, }. Whalen OF SO. Berlin purchased =
w T. Rogers the grist mill, known as
. Hammond mill Consideration 81, 800.
There is not much sickness in town at
esent. DIR. Sands reports no cases of
Dhtheria in this vicinity for months
st.
John Feathers, who keeps grocery
ire near the depot, has been engaged
some time past in baling and shipping