The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-03

are IL town Coz icv DAYS VISIT and gucscss
Il James y. RobsBspu.
Many 81 The farmers are throagh hay
ing after securing good crop
The pov hotel "a talked q by many
ssd parties are inquiing The style. size,
Ge II will caaiAsn a basement for lAan
dry add ether purposes and he three
stories high.v Preach roof The main
par, all he t5nso feet with Al ell soiso
heated with steam throughout, number OF
sleeping rooms 20; water carried on every
eooT through pipes; gas or electric lights
will bc used for lighting purposes The
park 10 front Of the bnilding will contain
ivo FOUNTAINS. the water bronght in PIP
from oas % the best Of springs 60 rods die.
,ani The house viii probably be CON
pleied BY nert November.
One hsDdred aud eleven cheeses we're
shipped from Pawlei factory last Monday
Shipments were also made from the Denig
and Biakely factories.
rInu.
Horace NJ. Crandall has lately received
A pension with arrearages Of 81, 253.
LASpaRoyE
George Richardson is again on the
sick list.
Mrs Warren futile OF woodsdale,
Ohio, is visiting friendship town.
Hay is,bei,sr than was expected. many
will get an average crop and some get as
much OF morethan last year. Oats will be
good crop, corn is backward.
MIR. and Mrs. Agustus Armstrong OF
Dorset are visiting at Hiram Farnum s.
Mr.. Armstrong is one Of those open heart
ed, outspoken, thinking men that 1t does
one good 10 meet and We congratulate Mr..
Farnum in his new family relations with
Mr.. A.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
The hay crop is turning out to he an
average one.
Thomas Farnum an old citizen OF this
place is seriously i'll.
John Marden, son OF DIR. ID. IL. Mar.
den is very low with consumption.
The Peabody House is filling up with
summer borders and Its transient custom
was never better. owing to the deserved
reputation the house sustains.
The carriage shop, run for the last
three years by Phelps Bros. has gone into
the hands of its former owners, whitman
4 Goddard. II these gentlemen do moi
sell or rent tit is adapted to various
kinds of business they will start some
kind OF business in II.
wISHALL.
The steam mill Of J. T.. McNaughtor
near the Mountain House was discovered
TO be on fire about nine o'clock on Thurs
day evening of last week. The fire had
made such progress that ID could not b'
extiDguished with the means at hand. In
sured for 81, 900 in the agency of Fowler a
Son.
SYNDICATE.
John Knapp and wife Of Eagle Bridge
also Daniel Brown aud wife, spent Sunda,
in town.
We learn that Mrs. Polly Snow wht
has gone to live with her daughter. Fannie
Hitchcock in Ohio, has received large
pension in consequence Of the death of
son in the army.
1t is the Rev. Mr. Whitman who
breaches so acceptably at West SaEdgate
once in four weeks, instead Of Rev. Mr.
Whitmer as stated in the Salem Reeier.
people who live in glass houses shouldn't
throw stones.
VIM. Snow formerly OF this place. is
treasurer Of the company which publishes
the Daily Albany Evening Union, paper
recently started in the interest OF til,
working class The paper presents a goot
appearance and we hope that it will be
success.
Last Sunday evening there was verl
interesting s. s. concert at the M. Z
church. The readings..and Rotations o
Misses Celia Hamilton, Carrie Provan
Eva Barnet and littleI Esther Hoyt wer'
especially well done. Rev. Mr.. Town