The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-06-21

tended n the Congregational church the
10th inst The services we're conducted
by the Rev. 7. W. Hsrwood.
rEEu.
-. J. Hapgood 4 Co. advertise clos
: ing out sale on such terms that people
can afford to 60 long distance TO trade
! with them. They have desirable stock
J OF goods In all lines and now 10 The tiSs
buy
SOUTH LoxDoxDEnRy
Mrs. Warner p. Eddy. another old
resident OF this village died on the u. aged
10 years.
Rev. A. r. Trusx. Of. Brsttleboro.
preached 1t the Methodist church Sunday
morning, in exchange With Rev. J. Z.
Knapp Of this place.
Hubbard Barrett, one OF our most 60.
teemed citizens, died on the 10th inst.
aged g. Mr.. Barrett was probably the
oldest Mason In this section and was buried
under the impressive ceremonies Of that
order.
Mr.. Irwin b. Chase, . young gentle.
man who left this place Ave years ago for
Nebraska is back again on visit TO his
mother. Mrs. Fuller. The many friends
Of Mr.. Chase will be glad TO learn that he
is doing we'll ia Nebrasks.
Two daughters Of Wesley Woodward
residing near Livermore's mills. were ar.
rested Monday, charged with burning |
their fathers house on the night Of the
9Th inst. Mr.. Woodward and wife were
both visiting on the west side of the
mountain, leaving the house in charge Of
the daughters. aged respectively about %
and IA. About II o'clock Friday evening
they gave the alarm Of FIRE. by going to
their nearest neighbor, Mr. A. p. Liver
more. Mr.. Livermore hastily dressing.
went to the house and found the fire in the
cellar-way, but was unable to put it outand
the house was totally consumed. The
girls alleged that they left burning lamp
in the cellar.way because Of the fact Of the
younger one being afflicted with asthma,
and the light was likely TO be wanted In
the night and it was set in this. unusual,
place to prevent attracting attention and
they supposed the lamp exploded. An in
yestigation revealed the fact that various
articles belonging to the house had been
carried out and concealed, il is alleged that
but little Of value IN shape Of household ,
goods WAS burned. No motive for the act /
has yet trsnspired. The house was IN old
one and lightly insured. The sxamins- {
ton did not take place q anticipated on !
Friday by reason Of the States attorney !
being unable to attend At that time but
will probably occur on Tuesday Of this
week when further Developments may be
expected.
SUNDERLAND.
= Editor:
~ -st TO say that I am not quite able
req -st; however. I do not wonder .
rue oa'. IDS and neighbors with y
lat my dear frie ssve me out. II 10
II their solicitude !. a TO sec the anx.
erfectly astonishing to n - apprec;at 2
Wy manifested. have siws, .ha fulI Q
my neighbors, but never knew .ful .
rtcnt Of their generosity and love n.
lie past six months. during which have
sen an invalid. All have boon untiring &c,
their efforts to do me good; luxuries tel
ave come from every source to tempt my
ling appetite; the specklsd trout, which
hsvs sivsys rslished so much, have been Gin
'ppltsd - By my family and ueishbors for
It'll can ny have had enough. Young Tr
well ~ old have remembered me 10 isl
cir floral offerings. And for oil Of these tal
nd tokens my heart is so filled With graf La
,de eau only say, God bless them oil. an.
MRs. SAMUEL PIKE. mo
ARLINGTON. du
Miss Fanny Rsuney who is attending
hool at Poughkeepsie, N. ". is home ia
: her summer vacation, ed
Mr.. Lush the old Albany fisherman LOT
10 has been 10 town for two or three I,
'eks. making his home with Mr.. Bartlett.
turned TO Albany last Saturday. -,
The frame Of Mr.. Bartlett's new build. car
8 is up and the carpenters are rapidly ter
closing il. This building whom com.
eted will make fine addition 10 these {
enises OF
Mr.. o. Z. Adams and family went 10 oui
vt Wallingiord Wednesday ofthis week. apl
!. Adams will be absent about week rat
d Mrs. Adams and the rest Of The family 1t
II remain several weeks ~ usual. Of
Little Nellie Kendall, daughter Of q. po'
Kendall. Ind birthday party satur. 'io'
= which Vas largely attended by the
tie folks. and Of course grand time wn
joyed. some oftLs older people. parents cal
the children. were prsssns ana passed 'fo
pleasant evening. yo'
DIR. /. W. Dubois and family who -.
We spent the summer here for good -
ny years will soon be hsrs again. they ~,
pect to stay this year with Mr.. A. d.
n6eld 10 this village. Mr.. CAn6eld's
'ce is one Of the most pIssssst places in ,
vn and We have no doubt bus that tho s Mn.
ctor. his family and their tisaAls will
Ich enjoy IL.
Mr.. L. Z. White has quito sunber 4
visitors from the bay state. Mr. aud ar
g. Satclin and Mr.. aud Mrs. Nichols Of
nbridgeport arc hero expe ,tinsIto re- :
10 about vssk. Thea ladsas ass both /,
ers Of Nm whiAe. oaa q Sien. Mn. yol
'hola. i = her wedding l<ip, Qsiss thil
70 number Of invited gusu1e spsse ~ VII
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