The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-06-14

Rsaasastos ere vith Mrs.. Assea Sheldon.
Thsy vsss sscospAsisd hsrs by VI moth
a. OHM W. D. Bhsldoe. lhn S.mncns)
Who had sheck since her arrival and y
nov very lov.
The family Of The istS H. O. Moore
vsh 10 cypress their most grsisfed ihsnn
70 their neighbour and iriends for their
sets Of kindness and sympsshy 10 his late
ilisass. death. and burial
Hoe - Bou tbs tender sprouts
Royal Bryant Is stopping 1t WIN.
whits~y's
Josiah whitney lost . vslusbis Gov
las, Sunday.
--Mn N. n. Mason from vineland. n.
J. 10 visiting her daughter, Mra W. b.
SimonAs.
Mrs. J. II. 6inonds. who has been
svsy since October last Waiting friends in
Nstick. Mass. rstsrssd last Thursday.
some malicious person or persons
took one Of the wheels IL fsom q. A. Wy.
mans buggy on Friday sight Of last week,
aud they have not yet been tossd The
perpetrators Of such On scs skovil ts fined
10 the full extent Of The Law.
---Dea. 0. p. Simonds has cor sesea
years old. native breed. small in sue.
which for the past three weeks has aver,
aged 10 yield 81 pounds Of milk Psr day;
the cream from eight days milk yielded
Is pousds and three ounces Of butter. a.
Ter resesvins three pints Of milk per day
for family use. No extra feed has been
given her.
SUNDERLAND.
Mrs. J. N. Gregory and Mrs. J. 7.
Williams are visiting friends Ia FitzW'd.
liam, N. II.
Through the efforts Of the Rev. Mr..
Swart. q Sabbath school has been started
in this place. We hope it will prove 9
success.
Mrs. Samuel Pike, who has been on
the sick list for some time. il nov able TO
ride out and enjoy these beautiful June
days. We hope she will soon regain her
health and strength.
The Farmers' Cornet band Ct this
place intend celebrating July lth by hold.
ing picnic in Mr., Lathrop's grove, near
the Borough. A large platform will be
erected for dancing, and the Sunderland
Quadrille band will be in attendance. All
are invited 10 attend.
ARLINGTON.
DIR. W. 8. Phillips will attend the
meetings Of the Masonic bodies at Bur.
lington this week.
-E. c. Houghton and wife OF North
Bennington spent Sunday 10 town. return.
Ing carly Monday morning.
Mr.. Geo. G. Kendall 10 working for
he present for d. G. Barney. posting up
bis books and putting things 10 order.
-. X. Judson Of East Arlington has
zone on four weeks fishing excursion to
Nova Scotia with some Of his city friends.
Mrs. @. G. Hard has arrived in town.
md VIC learn that she intends to spend the
ummer here. Mrs. Hard has been in
iew York for some time past.
Mr.. R. Norton Of Washington, D. c.
mother Of Mr. L. Norton Of this plsce IL
lere again. Mr.. Norton Is doing = good
business selling patent rights.
Moses Fishers gang Of four men on ,
he north section put in 100 ties on the
ailroad in one day last week, which We
hould say was big days work.
The carpenters have commenced work !,
N Mr.. Bsrtlett's new building, and will
Don have il up and enclosed. When fin.
shed this will be . very nice place.
Hon. Walter A. Wood and sons Of
Ioosick Falls, N. Y. were here one day q
ast week on their return from = fishing q
xcursion on the mountains. They spent
sveral days up there. with what success :
70 were unable TO learn. Il
"A travelling troop played Uncle Toms 0
'Abin atths Town Hall last Friday even. r
70 TO small house. Those who attend. q
d, however. said the play was very we'll
sndered. They had with them the IL.
,ous bloodhounds. which attracted con. o
iderable attention. q
Sunday and Monday were the wsrmest !;
sys Of our backward summer. the ther- !
lometor going way up into the nineties. !.
shower passed over here Monday after. !,
DON accompanied with very hard wind
hich made things rattle and demolished
good many shade trees.
Letters received from Geo. W. Milti. Il
lore OF Chicago inform us that his wife is
cry low, and can live but short time.
Ira. Miltimore has been sick for some m
me. and the physicians have finally de. "
ded thst she has cancer 10 the stomach.
ach being the case, Of course there can
9 no help for her. "
According TO the Brattleboro Phoenir, !,
ol Hooker, unblushingly, claims that be "
ad greater proportion Of ladies in his Ia
Iemorial Day audience than any other e
rator In the Stat. We think this In true "