The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

Miss Carrie rAsier and w:nihrop
An~ rsnrrsd 70 ronltssy isst vssk.
where They are siioading school
i Rev. John Anss. . brother Of cur
ltownsneu, r. u. and W. y. ADns. o.
WssAingson. ID, e.. occupied the palpit Of
Unioa church lasi Sunday morning.
"A school houss worth over nve .hons.
ard dollars with shoe boxes for steps 70
ball entrance could beinproved With very
little expense Better late than never. aud
before some one breaks their reck.
For sale. A small Exceisior. selfink.
ing press. cabinet, type cases aud eve
fonts type can be bought At s big discount
by calling 90 or addressing, Excelsior
Printing Co. Box los. East Dorset, w.
rawLrr.
--Labcrcrs from Rntlaud are At work on
the foundation Of the new hotel barn.
james q. Wood has sho, with rife
within the past four weeks 100 wood
eLaeia
Henry Warner is attending school at
Burr and Barton seminary at Manchester
this fall.
IS. Buxton aud son recently cut a
Eastwood tree that contained 25l0 feet o.
lumber.
There is 10 be . lawn party on the
grounds Of Dr. w. b. Sargent next Satur-
day evening.
The Frsnklins Of Pawlet and the Mys-
Tics OF Wells are 70 cross bats fur cas- D
side on the fair grounds in Granville. Sat.
urdsy September 20,
The Elite band we're invited TO the
new hotel Saturday evening to play. The
house was brilliantly illuminated with 100
gasoline lights. for the first time. as an
experiment II seemed to be success.
--Willism Leach few evenings since
had horse stolen from his barn. II is
supposed that when the thief stopped to
put the animal In o barn or pasture II
wheeled about and started for home,
where it was found early the next morning.
LONDONDERRY.
The severe frosts have greatly injured
the corn crop in this town. Many pieces
will not be worth half price.
MIR. Williams. having secured most
OF the shares OF the Water Power
Co.. is at work repairing the dam. and
will put in some kind Of wooden ware
which will be Of great adyan.
tsge to the place.
The Londonderry Cornet band have
been engaged to furnish music for the
County fair. at Newfane. Sept.
- and 20, and the Patrons Agricultural
society fair at Proctorsville. Sept 20.
They will come out in new uniforms and
will be in condition to furnish first class
music.
sASDGATE.
Mrs. Luzetta Hoyt has been spending
! week with Mrs. Viola Hamilton.
Clara Wilcox is attending school at
Bennington and Clarence Hamilton at
--Chas. Randalls team ran away re-
,ently while loading at james Mattison's
md made lively time for Q couple of
niles. It was wonder that anything
vas left Of the wagon.
Rev DR.. Lambert of Rupert preached
n the Congregational church. Sept. End. .
10 preached two sermons long to be re.
rendered by those who were fortunate
nough TO hear them.
Miss Hattie Nichols, teacher in Dis q
10. 2, had picnic Aug. 81 After speak. h
ng and reading their essays bounteous I
epast was greatly enjoyed by the sclol- /
rs. Hattie Is one OF best Of teachers. IL
BONNEVILLE. 4
Carol Williams and family are ex-
'ected in town soon.
The fall term OF school in the Slade =
istrict has commenced with Mrs. Julia Y
'oynton ~ teacher.
The grangers are making great prep
rations for IN extensive fair with show :,
I cattle aud horses, baud &c. =
The school on the mountain in the
ILLS dis. has closeda successful term with :
lss Rulo Of Manchester as teacher.
Rev. J. H. Clark and family Of New a
ork state are visiting at G. d. Williams. a
lr. Clark preached q very interesting /
srmon Sunday forenoon on the return Of Ii
he prodigsl son. /,
Henry Richardson Of this village met :
ith bad accident at the new steam mill
10 miles this side Of South Londonderry
aturday. A piece OF block which he was n
Iwing flew back and struck him on the n
cad and face At first 1t was thought he 4
ould not recover but he is now better o
id will DO brought home rs soon as he is 4
ell enough. Il
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