The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-25


Miss G. Peabody Of Weston ia teach
ing in wbiicomb's district
4 Chaplin Asdrus who has been 10 feeble
health for some time past is no, improving
"A shipment Of cheese was made from
th. DEMO and Blakley factories las, Mon
day.
Mrs. T.. u. Garfield is III With fever,
neighl,ors should lend helping hand IN
this cass.
-ouing 10 the illness Of the teacher the
school in District No. 2 has been closed
for week past
Master CArmi White is quite young
farmer. A. resul, OF bis lAbors he cleared
I 800 last year,
Hail accompanied with snow fell last
Thursday night. On Friday morning the
mountains were again ROBBED 10 white.
Miss Mary Alexander has been ensag'
ed to teach the spring term OF school IN
Col. sykes District in Dorset She began
duty las. Monday.
Forty five eheeses were sold and ship.
ped to Legget las, Monday morning from
the Psvlet factory. dividend is to be
paid out this week.
The next regular communication Of
Morning Flower Lodge No. II +. A. NJ.
takes place 10 the lodge room, West Ru
pert, Thursday evening June LIST. Work
on the first degree
SOUTH LONDONDERRY
New goods ut both our stores.
Il. w. Holden Esq. Is still seriously
i'll.
The railroad Is now doing large
freighting business.
Two deaths Of old citizens occurred
last week: James Aiken aged. 81. AMI Ma
ry Aiken. aged 10.
Mrs G. W. Chase has opened her mil
linery rooms at the old stand, over tho
post office, instead OF at her residence, as
first intended.
Mr.. Horace Phelps, who was stricken
with paralysis short time since. is alive
this, Monday, morning. but with no pos
sible hopes of his recovery.
IS. NJ Holden has bought the Divoll
farm in Jamaica and II. q. Holden has
moved on to it. Phletus Walls has taken
the Aldrich farm and Mr.. Aldrich has
moved to the village.
LAsDGRovE
F. |. Moore and Leonard Nichols are
cutting out the logs at Clayton mill.
Joseph Allen and VIM. Richardson
have caught the best string OF trout We
have seen thus far.
The spring is very backward and
farmers work is dragging slowly along.
Sowing is not all done and planting but
just begun. Grass looks badly, and many
pieces were ruined by grubs last fall.
There was an inch OF snow Friday morn
ing. though it has been warmer since.
Mr.. Grout Of Stratton has lately re-
moved to this place.
There is still considerable sickness
among children in this vicinity though
most Of the cases are light aud recovering.
Snow fell on the 18th to the depth Of
five inches and last Friday morning the
ground was white from a fall Of snow the
night before
Carrie Burbee, daughter Of George
Burbee is slowly recovering from gastric
fever. though her life has been despaircd
Of She has been faithfully attended by
Drs. Aver and Bixby.
Mrs. Abner Phillips died Friday night
from the effect Of injuries received about
two weeks before near the depot at Barn.
umville, her horse becoming frightened at
the cars and running away.
Our former minister, Rev. Mr. Mackey
has gone to Weston and Rev. Mr.. Knapp |
OF South Londonderry will hold meetings
here each Sunday afternoon and will hold
social meetings at Grange Hall on Thurs
day evenings.
ARLINGTON.
Go and hear Josh Billings at Music
Hall, Manchester, Thursday evening. May
25th.
Mr.. Chos. G. Norton, son Of N. l.. |
Norton of this place who now resides at
Washington, d. G. has just been admitted |
to the bar in the District OF Columbia.
A special town meeting IL warned 70
take place at the town hall on Monday |
May 29th for the purpose we understand
town meeting in March.
The citizens OF the town OF Arlington
arc requested to join comrades of Dudley
Post No. IS G. A. r.. in a proper observ
ance Of Decoration Day, Msy both. Ora
ton by Rev S. W. Clemens OF valatie, n.
Y, at town hall at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, vocal
music will be furnished by the Glee Club,
Whitbys band Of East Salem, n. Y, viii
be In attendance and furnish the instru.
mental music, After the close OF the ex
ercises at the hall the graves Of the soldiers
in st. James church yard, evergreen ceme-
tary and the Catholic cemetery will be
decorated according TO the ritual OF the
order The graves Of the soldiers in the
cemeteries a, West Arlington and Center
SALISBURY. will be decorated by detail
from the Post according TO the order OF
the commander which will be published
in the JOURNAL All old soldiers OF the
late war who are not members OF the q. A
u Arm eorlisilv inxitad IN ,oin thu cop,