The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-24

Mr.. Henry sheldon split hss hand
open The other DAY vhile preparing kindl.
ing wood
--Hsying and harvesting src neAriy com
ple,esl. A fair crop 81 hay and oats have
been gathered.
-Eariy varieties Of potatoes have sui.
icroi much by the droughi and the crop
must bc light.
The long period Of bot weather has
finally passed over. Streams. springs and
wells are very low.
M G. NJ Lincoln came near stepping
down And out one day last week. from a
dose Of poisonous drug taken by mistake.
supposlng il 10 b something else.
Our es,itnablc neighbors, Elihu T.,
aud wife were the recipianls on Sunday
morning. Of a precious aud invaluable
flower. We extend onr congratulations.
DR.. Guild aud family. c. NJ. Sheldon
aud family aud Edward 7, Sheldon and
family are camping out at Lake George.
A. 7. sheldon and family have been and
returned from the same camp.
Mrs. II. II. Conant and Miss Mary
Howlet we're out riding on Saturday last.
aud when passing down Rupert street,
their ihorsc took fright at the sight OF
child's carriage by the side of the road, aud
rau out Of the road. turning over the car
rage and seriously iniuring Miss Hawlet'
Mrs. Commits injuries were slight, but her
pet dog was killed outright
EAST DORSET.
NOTICE There will be Republican
caucus at the Morse school house in Dorset
Aug. Goth 1882, at s p. m. to nominate q
representative and justices Of the peace.
" y. 4 4. H Hoanrr, }rown Com.
GREELY HAYWOOD.
--Pawlet was well represented at the
Granville races last week.
The contract for carpenter work on
the new hotel is to be let this week.
MFR. and Mrs, d. A. Parker are visit
ing friends in Paterson, N. J. this week.
William Reed, former resident has
been In town for visit Of few days.
There have been quite number o.
visitors in town for tho ipast two weeks
for recreation.
b. c. Kinney, the genial photograph
err. has met with good success since his ar
rival in town.
Alexander Mason is moving his black
smith shop, and on the old tue intends t.
place dwelling.
Miss Cheney is to open select schoo
of fourteen weeks in Town Hall, com
mencing Sept. 4th. We learn that fit.
scholars are engaged.
The citizens are taking steps to erect
band stand for the elite cornet band. Th'
band made its first street parade last Sat
urday evening. About three hundred per
sons were present,
The cheese factory. caught fire last Tues
day noon from the burning ont of tn
chimney. A few pals of water subdue'
the flames Damage light.
Frank Miller and Charlie Bushee hav
been camping out at Lake st. Catherin
in Wells for the past week. The catch
fish is reported as very good.
Est RUPERT
Miss Bessie Whitcombe, from Canada
is visiting with Mr.. Danforth's family.
Your former correspondent is unde
the doctors care.
Mrs. Joseph Lambert is quite sick
DIR. l.. ID. McWaiu attends her.
Miss Abina Walsh from Carrigan, Ire
land is visiting with her aunt, Mrs Patric
Walsh.
The young people Of this place con
template grand party to Wells pond thu
week.
Smith Hilliard has commenced to Gu
timber for the next seasons stock. MI
billiard is doing quite business in gettin
out chair stock. He is also fitting up
gristmill which will make it quite conven
lent for us in this neighborhood.
LANpGRovE.
Miss Inez Holt OF Boston is spendiD
A few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Elias Al
bott.
The so called Tuttle mill has change
hands and is undergoing repairs aud wi
soon be in operation
Mrs. T.. G. Davis, Mrs. George Maso
aud Luther Tuttle have gone to Boston
visit A sick sister, Mrs Clark Richardson
The friends of Sarel Allen, to u
number Of thirty, turned out one day la
week and finished his haying, for who
Mr.. Allen is very grateful.
Tax payers take notice that ithe u
bill is in the hands OF the town treasure
! and TO save the discount you must pay Il
tax on or before the first OF Septembe
After that time the tax collector will ca
upon you for the tax together with Il
add9d.
a The school in dist. No. 2 CONNIE nee
Monday OF the present week with Abb
, Beebe Of Dorset as teacher. 1t waste ha
commenced last week, but was POSTPONE
4 ON account OF warm weather. The pre-
, pect now is that it will have to be hurri'
up ON account OF cold weather
A friend in York State writes that
$ has subscribed for the Manchester Jougs