The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-23

C. W. Hogie nst With painiul aoci.
dent the other day while grinding scythes
A small cake Of ssssl Hsv from the scy,he
J. and catered the ball Of the ere After
vsiniy epdeavoring 10 get relief here. be
hsslIy called On DR. Carpens<l Of West
Bupcrt Who promptly extracted the Of
Tending steel
|, BONNEVILLE
> Mrs. v. Benson has gone 10 Brsiilebo.
no TO consult physician.
/ There vas . ball At the Town Hall tue
10th inst. With supper at Morgan's-
Our meetings aud Sunday school ccn-
| Time 10 he well attended and interesting.
> The ladies aid society met last week
at Mrs Thomson's. ~ ladies being pres.
ont They meet this.woek At Grange Hall.
"A son Of VIM. Stiles recently fell with
an open jsekniie 10 his hand. The blade
cot an ugly gash above the knee. The
wound was sewed up by A. X. Burbank,
and is doing we'll
Our pastor recently went 10 Bethel TO
visit sick friend. and his pulpit WAS sup
piled by Rev. Mr.. Knapp. Rev. Frank
johnson Of Castleton. Who WAS here At the
time, took charge OF the social meeting
and gave an interesting lecture last Sun
day evening.
Rev. Frank johnson. wife aud child
returned TO Castleton the 18th, and Mrs.
johnson after her return had cancer 70.
moved from her under lip A telegram
was received here that she was not expec'
ted to live. and her mother started for
Castleton at once, but at last accounts she
WAS better.
The Town tax for the town Of Win
ball for the year 1883 is now in my hands.
All persons liable to pay said tax are here
by notified to call and pay the same with.
in ninety days. by so doing they will save
four per cent All persons failing to pay
within said ninety days will be called
upon by the collector, who will collect
costs. @. b. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
Winhall. Ang. II, 1888.
LONDONDERRY.
The hay crop. which has been secured
was fully u.p to the average. All other
crops are loo ing well, and farmers hav-
ing nothing Use 70 find fault with are
complaining about the grasshoppers,
which are quite thick in some places.
The Rev. Mr. Martin, Of Michigan,
preached at the Congregational church.
Sunday delivering a very excellent dis
course.
The library ssociation held lawn
party on the grou, ads OF Ara Whitman,
Aug. II, which was well attended. The
program consisted Of music by the choir.
reading. Rotations. etc. The London.
derry cornet band was present and played
in their usual good style. They have
procured some new music and by thor.
ough drill they endeavor to keep up their
reputation Is first class band.
LAHDaR,,vE.
Quite number OF strangers an So
Iourning in town. The fa.Sher and sister
81 Mrs. Wiley are visiting her. II
Your correspondent has b, ven laid upi ,
The past three weeks with q run OF fever, I
which accounts for his silence. He is :
'ow able to walk with the aid ola staff. a
Dexter Coolidge, who has bee. sick
or some time, is improving. Little Ered.
lie Shaw is improving, and the others who
AVE been on the sick list are getting et- :.
er.
-Haying is finished. and harvesting is o
veil along. The oat coop is very heavy. +
,orn looks well, but is q little late. II the 1
rost holds of it will be fine crsp. The !
ust has attacked the potatoes in some an
elds, otherwise they are looking we'll. 70,
SUNDERLAND. tb
The much needed rain has come ct on
ast. th,
Corn and potatoes have been some. sn'
that injured by the dry weather. ai'
Nov is the time to give the horses ~
nd cattle Just little extra feed 30 they -
ill show we'll at the fair. ~
-, of
The Eclipse nine from Manchester n,
efeated Scrub" nine Of this place last On
aturday, by a score OF ~ TO TO- The 20,
underland boys failed to hit Canfield's -,
urves. -
The band lawn party was quite sue. Of
sssful notwithstanding the cool weather. bu
good number were present and seemed At
enjoy the music and dancing, the re- la
eshment stand was also well patronized th,
he whole amount taken was about $40 oil
Mr., Charles White who has charge OF De
!. Flints peg works At Warranshurg, ny th
in town for few days. Cd
Services were held at ST. James W.
,urch last Sunday the Rev. Mr.. Har. ~
rave Of Rhinebeck, N. Y, officiating. w
DIR. Goldsmith, Of Rutland. was in
wn last Monday, being called to coun.
i with d.. Phillips in the casa Of Jeffrey .
owmsn who has been sick for long -
me. =.
al
The dry weather here has come TO an :,
ID. rs We had several showers Monday. ~,
'me damage was done by lightning in n,
'e south part Of the town. A new barn 1,
st completed. belonging 10 the Judson nj,
'ys was struck and burned to the ground.
will be quite loss a. it was filled with
IT. and hay.
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