The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-02-15

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4 M. Richard Saith snd wife have Geld
their isrn 10 willard Crsadsll and wife.
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--Nn Tin0shy ID. Smith died The ninth
lisst alter lag and painful ilisess. o,
The age Of iorsy nice years sHer fsnsrsi
~as hsld on Sunday the iith The Ter
Woes we're ecsancsed by DIR Lambert.
i A Cam -AlIov me- 70 express my heart.
isl, ibsnls 10 nv neighbors snd friends
for their kind assistance rendered daring
the sickness and burial Of my wife.
T. d. SarrH
| A chsd.ick recently lost his horse.
i "A little Isss snow and more rain would
be acceptable,
-. 7. Longs health is some better, 50
that be Is ont again.
a. 4. Adams is ready with his ma.
chine for saving wood. Give him Job.
C whitney has hen which lays big
eggs. having produced one which measures
six by eigh, inches aud weighs four onnc'
60. Who beats thisy
Davis 4 Co. have finished hauling
wood ior the Maltby coal job and have
moved down on the mountain They re.
port snow from Ave tosiK feet deep.
A she'd attached TO H. o. Davis barn
vas crushed few DAYS ago by tho heavy
weight Of snow. add Others will meet with
the same fate unless the shovel is useo.
LApoRoyE.
Potatoes are selling for rs cents per
bushel delivered at Chester Depot.
JAS. s. Thompson recently lost one OF
his team horses, Il dropping dead ia the
harness.
Mrs. Mary Utley has sold the Holt
house and barn 10 Miss Rozina Colburn OF
Winhsll.
Tho distric. clerks returns show only
four births and four deaths in town during
the past year.
Our mill has long been silent for want
of water, but its hum can now be heard
early and late.
John Davis aud family OF Manchester
have been spending few days in town
visiting friends.
--Serrel Allen has been confined to the
house for some time with an attack OF
rheumatism, but is now about again.
Our highways are in very bad condi. !
tion aud some Of the cross roads are near
ly impossible. Too much snow aud blow
and too little energy on the part OF the
people.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
IS. o. Davis is manufacturing the Ad.
ans Haynes sap holders.
The annual Baptist donation came of
last week and was a success.
s.. q. Davis recently killed a pig s IL
months old that weighed $50 pounds.
H, r. Clough, L. T. Landman and
Walter rhop son are rejoicing over add.
tions to their respective families.
The narrow gauge railroad was i'm.
peded by snow last week for the first time.
This would not have been SO, but for the
unfortunate disabling OF their snow pillow.
w. A. Buxton, son OF Stephen Buxton
OF this town, principal Of the Saranac, n.
Y. academy. has received call to the pro-
fessorship OF Spanish in the Missouri
school Of mines. l.. II. Buxton. brother
OF the above, principal Of the Blooming
dale, N. Y. academy, was recently married.
These two young men, whose future seems
SO promising, were brought up in the east
part OF this town, and have hewed out
their fortunes by determined courage and
perseverance,.
BONNEVILLE
The village school. taught by MIR. ID.
I. Montague, is q success.
The singing school. taught by MIR.
johnson is drawing to close.
w. G. Lampson was in town the other
dsy and bought one OF the best horses in
town.
Mountain Home Grange is booming.
Four new members and harvest least the
9th lust
Agent Burbee Of the Grange has done
1900 worth OF business during the pas
wear in -four, feed and groceries
--Aimsn L. Wetherell OF Grafton, aged
70 years, 8 months, died September 9th,
1882 lie left wife and seven children
TO mourn his loss. The deceased moved
from winhall, where he had lived over 40
wears. 10 Grafton 10 December OF 1881. He
was respected aud beloved by all who had
the pleasure Of his acquaintance.
PAwLKT,
Two OF Warren Rice's youngest
daughters are i'll with colds.
--siIty.eight couples were present at
the hop last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Bromley are re.
joicing over the advent Of young daugh-
ter.
-. u. Andrns lost valuable horse last
Saturday night with inflammation Of the
lungs,
The attendance at the various schools
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