The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-30


1ehn Mstass. sen 81 d.. u. II. Mar.
arn, aged n, dsed Snaasy ofoonsrnrt'cs-
Mt AAf,sa was youse nasa naeh re
s@riod is this eozmansiy, ssa his eariy
death d deeply regretted.
RproH gorHxaI'
Permit me iLroagh The oolamns q soai
paper 10 iAaEk the winter Of The London.
derry iiems for tho story entitled, "Ths
aewoss ilsisg ont, and the lueky man In
Job se rSd. .ssAixn cAlne slso among
them. Bat In tbis case ''sbe creature
has nearly got tho start Of himself a tho
lucky mAa has not yea taken him under
bis control. although be hAs the power 70
do 30. yet be - fully Determined, whenev'
e. be comes under his oonirol TO keep him
well chained. barred and hoiicd. giving
him no bread or ase. and never 10 per
NIT him TO 90 abroad unless accompanied
by those who viii not abuse him or per.
mil him 20 abuse themselves or others.
He woald also inform the people Of this
vicinity thai be will Do all in his po~er 10
prevent his troubling any one. Hoping
tha, none will suffer but some be benefited
thereby. the lucky or unlucky man
would inform one and all that be Intends
10 lie governed by the laws OF the state aud
The golden rule
A LrcKr ON Uslucgr Man.
BONNEVILLE
a little more snow would give US good
sleighing. The weather has been quite
cold
M. X. Cone, collector wishes us 10 say
that those persons who have not paid their
town tax must do SO within short time,
TO save costs.
ARLINGTON
DR. Garfield oiiiciated at 81 james
church last Sunday.
Miss Mary Bates Of Athol, Mass. is in
town for few days, visiting her cousins.
Mr. aud Mrs G. A. Bundy and family,
s. L, Wright tho station agent here
has been absent for several days. on ac-
count OF the death OF his mother law,
who died quite suddenly last week. Mr.
l.. n. Garfield has charge Of the depot
during Mr.. Wright's absence.
The Annual meeting Of Dudley Post
No. l2S g. A. r., will be held at the
Post rooms next Saturday evening. Dec.
I'd. This will be an important meeting,
the election of officers will occur and other
business OF importance transacted. II is
necessary that every comrade
who can possibly be present be on hand.
Don't forget the time, Saturday evening
Dec "a at 8 o'clock.
As Mrs. II. NJ. FMnum, Miss Emily
and Miss Sarah Buck we're re.
turning home from this village one day
last week the horse they were driving DO.
came frightened, at piece oipaper in the
road alta place called the dugway, and
backed Off the bank with two OF them, but
strange to say none Of them were seriously
hurt, and the wagon damaged but little.
II is considered almost a miracle that they
we're not killed horse and all, as it is
very bad place, and the bank very steep
md high
The schools in District No. 2 closed
The I'd term of the year last Friday. We
earn the schools in both departments were
yooa. and tho attendance fair with the ex.
,eption OF the last two or three weeks dur
ng the smallpox scare. The following
IRE those in the primary department who
we're not absent during the term. Jessie
Parsons, Maggie Higgins and Johnnie
Kelley, and the following stood highest in
heir classes, Florence Holden, Jessie
'arsons, Nellie Summers and Eddie Can
ield There will be vacation of two
geeks when the winter term will begin