The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-04-06
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DR.. A. 4. Norton who has Just giadu
a,ed at New York has put out his
shingle aud is now ready for business.
DIR. Haskins has been very sick fol
several days but at this writing he is some
better. Drs. Stewart and Rogers attend
him.
The listers have commenced opera
tious aud of course there is some growing
but we have good set OF listers and have
no doubt they will do their duty.
- Mr.. and Mrs, Randall were suddenly
called to Albany Monday morning by a
telegram informing them their daughter
Gertie who is attending school at that
place was very sick with pneumonia.
Quite a feat of saving wood was per-
formed for Mr.. James Cole last week by
H. X Webb 4 Son with one OF Gray Il
Sons horse power machines. They sawed
10 cords of wood in less than four hours.
Mr.. II. ii. Hill has sold o large lot OF
timber to Mr. Hale the chair maker which
with some of the land he expects to sell,
will place him in good condition again Fl.
nancially. so that he will remain on the old
place, place, all Of which we are glad to
hear
The new proprietor Of the Arlington
House, Mr.. Thomas II. OConnor, has tax.
en- possession and is repairing, cleaning
and rapidly putting things to rights. From
all appearances Mr.. O'Connor is the right
man in the right place and We are quite
certain lie will keep first class hotel. We
wish him success.
Post Dudley held very pleasant and
interesting meeting at their regular Sat-
urday evening meeting. A special meet
ing for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for rousing camp fire will be held
in two weeks. All comrades are requested
to be present. and stir up the old veteran
blood, so Az TO make q. A. r., matters
little more lively here.
AT the annual school meeting in Dis.
trict No. 9 the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Moderator, o. f.
Adams; Clerk and Treasurer, G. A. Bundy
Collector, f. G. Woodworth; Prudential
committee, Chas. Garfield, Guy Brownson
aud L. J. Madison; Auditors, Miriam Hard
James Thompson, f. b. Edgerton. tax
of 80 cts, on the dollar of the grand list was
voted to defray expenses for the coming
year
EAST ARLINGTON.
A. r. Brown has purch ssed the o. n. |
Russell place.
Rev. J. q. McCvllom is expected back
% take charge of tue Congregational par
81, about the first of May.
The Montpelier W1tchmD, OF last week
,ontsins the valedictory Of its editor aud
publisher, Hon. Joseph Poland In this
NJ. Poland refers to his long editorial er
,erience be ginning over forty years ago,
: hen. in 1870, he started the Lamoille
Wing at Johnson.
Mrs. Joseph Soper OF st. Johnsbury
lied suddenly March I'D. She was sui-
ering on the day before from neuralgia in
he head aud physicians we're called who
a dose OF chloroform aud
:hloral. She soon went to sleep and all
forts to wake her proved fruitless. She
vas 3s years old.
George W. Kennedy OF Waterbury has
n his possession Masonic apron nearly
90 years old II originally belonged TO
,aleb Hull Of Hineabarg aud has been in
he family ever since. 1t is made OF heavy
White silk grown yellow with age and the
,lue satin With winch It is bound Is worn
nd thin.
A nes Catholic orphan asylum is to he
rected in Burlington. II IL TO he built OF
rick aud will be 40 feet in length The
ront part will be four stories in height,
,esides the basement and u surmounied
" central tower there being rows OF ak
findows ou either side. The whole length
4 the building will be 100 feet, a passage
operating the front aud rear parts. j
Early on Sunday morning the conductor
4 freight train on the Central Vermont
abroad heard the groAns OF person ia
wamp near the track between st. Adams
nd HighgA,e Springs. On stopping the
rain he found Frank LAshine OF Sssnton.
marble worker. aged Is. with both legs
n, of aud several fractures in his skull .
4ashine MAS taken TO STANTON aud died |
horily after. He ~As unable TO speak !
hen found. fonl play - suspected and I
n investigation will l'e held II