The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-04-12

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nazy fins mad loriss hearts W close shs
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fwm the Last saa risc~. with the ienderse
aHd care which yea al did Tor our soa.
Nh AND Miss =. n Funr
FavLJ
--Yani Miller is cngssea A. Assss.sl
In The depot u poal,aay.
Richard Lane hs gone 10 Colorado
Try his lack 10 prospecting.
Leroy D. Bashea receives peasio
81 W per rsoaib. and about slJo.baek pa.
Allen q. MAsoa is sbnying cattle. Az
- 10 supply saoas from the cart nert wcei
---cslisr Heed. who haa been 10 Penn
sylrsaia fcrs few years. IL visiting hs
parents for short time.
--Conmunion services we're held in til
Methodist church lss Sunday. The pr,
sidaSg elder vas present
--sylssnus Aldrich last Saturday sho
bald eagle. while i, was feeding on til
carcass Of dead calf The bird measure,
J feet from tip to tip.
The Elite cornei band has seveaieel
meinbers. rs well uniformed and equippo'
and ready 10 respond 10 calls from an.
quarter on reasonable terms.
ARLINGTON.
MIR. Geo. w. Miltimorc is here agar
for few days He talks some Of increas
ing bis business at his shops here.
Tho maple sugar business is very dul
and the prospect for much OF crop il
poor, no doubt there will be some made
however.
The RI Rev. w. II. II. Bissell. the
bishop Of this diocese. is expected 10 OIL.
ciste at 81. James church next Sunday.
the 18th inst
The Rev. J. Randall continues very
poorly and seems to be falling quite fast.
II is the opinion OF the physicians that he
can live but short time.
On account OF the very bad going the
q. A. X. dance was rather lightly attend
ed. financially. however, the post came ont
all right, as their expenses we're small
AS Joseph Andrew was driving past q
Train Of cars that stood on the crossing
near the post Office, last Tuesday. his
lorse became frightened and ran away.
throwing him ont and demolishing the
sagon. Mr. Andrew was somewhat bruised
but not seriously hurt
Capt. Hiram Mattison the old veteran
nail carrier between this village aud Eas,
Arlington has resigned on account OF i'll
iealth and the route is now open for bids,
I is hoped that the old gentleman may re.
over so as to be among us again, although
10 does not work for Uncle Sam
SYNDICATE
The travelling is the worst OF the sea-
on. There is no end to the mud.
Laton Bentley has bought the Bots.
ord place in West Sandgate. Price $500.
Many children are having the humps
a connection with hard colds, snd some
I them are quite sick.
--R. NJ. Provan is closing out his stock |
goods as fast as possible and intends to
AGATE by the first Of June and give Miner
Iurd possession.
Officers in school district No. 2:Mod-
rator, VIM. J. Hamilton, Committee Ezra
hamilton. Collector, CLARK Hamilton.
oted to sell the old school house and
uild a new one.
Clark Hamilton has sold one OF his
orses to Sheriff johnson, OF Salem, for
Ito Clark claimed it was good stopper
ut his cousin can beat him in that line,
n proof see marriage notices.
DERLIS, n. Y.
Perry Hull left town to-day to try his
rtune in Iowa.
j. 9. Peckham's horse ran away Sat.
rday. The wagon was badly wrecked.
Miss Addie Potter has been engaged
teach the school in the Ray Green dis
let. +
Geo. P. Woodward has purchased the
yelling belonging to the Wheeler estate,
ar the creek and is at work converting
into saloon. l.
"A little dve-year-old son Of r. Mar.
all, the sewing machine agent. fell on
-iday and broke his arm. DR.. Sands at.
nded him.