The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08


ID Il wilson. vile add daughter hs'
arrived ircn tho wsa where they be-
been visiting relatives
Col Colbnrn 10 home Agsin. ksvin
bsrly oonples@d bis railroad sohtrsss
) pcnnsylrsnia He VII 20 West short
ia search Of q nov coa,rsct
--Conmercisl travellers have been QHIi
nsmefons a late. The Colburn hou,
enrrsslned Ss too isys last week 80
Thsysfs hotel vs literally pstronised.
"A Chicago minister recently preache
on nspspspers and said tina. Noshis dov
s-s the frat reporter II any 90 picks a
moderu reporter for. dave they vii
drop hia mighty qaiek.
A strange individual generally suppose
10 be woman In male attire psrambuisi
ed the streets bere Oh Friday snd stirsc,
ed considerable attention. She called .
humber Of houses where she advertise,
herself a. clairvoysnt and fortune teller
She departed on the $50 p. n train annie
the icers Of the cfosd u the station : Or
Troy Bpdget
The second trial between Mrs. John
Bohan and Thomas s. Hoyt concerning .
brood OF turkeys. wss held a Adams ball
On Mondxy. 80 great WAS the excitement
that this spacious building %. filed to
oveinoving The jury returned verdict
for the dsisndept, Hoyt. late in the even
ing. ]. X Batehelder was attorney for
Hoyt and J. q, Martin for Mrs. BoWsa.
nAxcHEsrEG DEPOT.
Miss Flora Bourn hands US . straw.
barry blossom. picked In the fields Nov.
ember LIST
Mrs. George Putnam from Saratoga,
New York. is stopping At Mrs 4. Is. Rsy-
nold's
Maynard Reynolds la, jast returned
from Bennington. where be has been at
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Reynolds have
gone on visit to frieuds in Seymour. c..
where Henry Reynolds rssidea
Ira Lincoln Intends 10 remove 10 Con.
nectieut TO live with his sou aud will sell
his house and lot and furniture ct auction,
Nov. 10Th. at l0A. NJ
"A horse owned by Daniel Coffey got
frightened by the cars As they we're switch.
ing in front Of Fsyette Farnums house
last Saturday. and ran upon the track 10
front OF the locomotive and the wagon
caught in the cattle guard. The horse
got out Of the way but tho wagon looks as
though ], had an attack Of rheumatism.
DORSET.
III. A. Williams and wife arc visiting
heir sou IN bennington.
Mrs. Edmund Manley is spending
ome time in Peru with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew King and their
laug liter OF West Rupert, were guests Of
:. l.. Dunning Monday night.
isaac Rush has bought Of q. W. Fer.
fell house and lot on tbs West road
ormerly known ~ the "Dimick" place
rice $500.
q. ". Baker left here Monday after.
CON for New York ,ity, TO take one OF
10 horses to a gentleman Of that city.
b anticipated riding horse 'bAck - isr
) Troy and then take Tho Tuesday sven.
lg boat.
Important business will be brought
ffore Fuller Post, No. 90 @. A. r.. At the
'gular meeting Saturday even ing. Nov.
'h, at 7 o'clock. Every mem Der is 70.
iested to be present W. r. Dr,nton.
John Fiaber, Commander.
Adjutant
EAST DORSET.
Miss Maggie McNaboe commenced her
cond term At the Morse district school
st Monday.
james Burns and Miss Lizzie Hector,
'th OF East Dorset, were married 1t the
'tholic church in this place on Tuesday. :,
It. %. by the Rev. T. J.. Gaffney. There !.
re large number Of friends and rsla-
'es in attendance ct the church and !
the evening at the house. leaving many !.
liable tokens Of respect. !"
= Our village school closed last Friday, :.
d the following is report OF the last !,
II term. the report Of the first half hav. =
been previously published: Not sb. :
It. Edna Brophy. Gertie Brophy, :.
orge Wilson, Alfred Eggleston, Celia :
Drien. James Koran; absent ono half !.
!: George Clifford, John BATHS. John !
Garry; absent one day. Jennie Hill, !,
gsie Qnilter Not tardy. Bertha Ames.
"a Ba,chelder, Arthur Batcheldsr, Hat
Brophy. Netlie Bfopby, Frank BATHS.
ella Griffith, Annie Gennett. Katie Ho- OF
, Ellen Koran. James Koran, Ernest ~
10, John MeGary, Celia o Brisn, jamie &C
TRAN Air. parksr Jahn purcsli Mac ! Dy