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

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-Hss Or. wicshsm has sone 10 Me-
Yoft fcf lev dsfs
We have heen having .aesc pse
s.siaes, geDnibs "Isdisn sumner.r
--Jaiss Fo~lsf ], out on the street
sssis ncafly recovered troia b. ilinsss
Il q Ursss .ad -lie Islasrsl ,fou
their wedding tap SATURDAY evening,
W. A. Black. caslier a. lie E.lienlil
National bank. has gore 90 The New Yorl
sacarssos.
Arssd Mrs IT. l. Bcurn, AID Mr.
cod Mn o. q. Felt viii vial. friends Il
wsshington Co. N. Y. the present week
The annual mseling Of the ladies' for
sisn missionary society viii 10 held q
The Lonse Of Mu DR.. wicLhsm on Frids,
afternoon.
"A dospsioh from Cambridge, ~ Y,
brings Intelligence Of the sndden death o.
Dr. W. W. Brockusy. dentist. former
resident Of this place
--frsok and Georges Utley and their
sister Laura have gone TO Chicago TO re.
aide Their brother Hiram has been ia
business 10 that city for several years
Tho macy friends Of Mr. and Mrs. @.
Y, Steel sere panied 10 learn Of the death
OF little Robbie which occurred 81 their
residence In Brooklyn las, Sunday.
Several droves Of store cattle have
psssed through here recently on tho way
10 Nsv York State They were mostly
purchased in the mountain towns.
We arc sending out bills 10 some Of our
debtors aud will be very much pleased 70
have al Who are owing us pay up as we
need the money that we may pay our bills.
Our creditors do not like TO wait.
-George Smith cut from the large
white rose bush IN the Dcl,wood Gem.
etcry green house branch five feet long
on which we're two hundred roses. the
growth Of less tban'two months TWAS OK.
pressed TO Hon, Mark Skinner at Chicago.
--1loie il large crowd at the auction
OF tho 9, ID Munson estate and things arc
selling we'll. Geo X Davis is the auction.
Ger As We go TO press We are informed |
that tie auction is sdjonrndd till Monday |
at loan q, which time large quantity |
Of goods will DO sold together with a lot
OF wagons. carriages and harnesses.
--Burritt Bros. captured their sixty.
third bear last week. II weighed about
200 pounds. and dragged the trap up
tree 20 feet. and tore OF all the branches
70 tina. bsieb. in getting down again. This
10 probably tho aame animal that was ,esn
BY the Pettibons Brothers . short time
since.
Mr.. MoiYat. 10 preparing 10 remove
the horse barn on tho place recently pur.
chased by him to the north OF the carriage
house. which will leave nice place for
lawn. or terraced garden whore the barn ,
now stands, besides giving a much better
oitlook 70 The east from the new hotel.
Twenty nvs years ago war was declared !
upon the front yard fences in this vii. i
lage. DR.. Brown being a leader in the
movement. THIS week the doctor has re. /
ceived permission 10 remove DR.. Wick
hams fence, one OF the very last. aud 10.
rites every body TO attend tho removal a
uhich will occur on Friday 1t 2 o'clock
p. NJ.
Mr. Editor:
The notice in the JOURNAL Of last week
Il the sale oiths Munson pIaos. 70 DO used !.
hereafter Is hotel. while for this reason i,
|rstitying TO our citizens. awakened In
many feeling Of regret For the period
u l0S years. through four generations =
rom father 10 son, this property has been =
vned and occupied by the Munson fami. :
y. The first Of the name. Jared Manson, :. J.
migrating from Connecticut, purchased =
DO property OF the state previous TO its ;"
Omission to the Union. Previous to the y
revolution this and tho greater part OF
hat 10 now the village Of Manchester WAS a.
wncd by one James Marsh. Unlike mos, NJ
bis patriotic neishbors who fought for IN
be Independence Of tho colonies, be ad 80
cred 10 the British rule and became a ~
DRY 10 consequence Of this all bis "
Foper,y here VAS conhscat.d. But ia ds
scompensc for the loss thereby sustained M
large section OF lsnd was granted to him Al
Canada by the British government, III
here several Of bis descendants nov re. nc
de One OF them. = granddaughter. born Az
Canada. became The wife OF the late raj
.artin Nsndsriip. and a. his widow has ir'
sen long aud fa,orably known among MS. q
be 500 Of Jared Munson gas Rufus Nun. gle
70, Who Inherited the place at the death Be
his fa,ber HI died in 1895 q, the age
81, leaving . yoo0s fsnsily Of four sons
d ono dsagbtr. These dnring their ira
iildhooi aud yon,h had the ia,herly 50
OF their maternal uncle, the
10 Josiah Burton. Arriving a, maturity ~
70 Of The sons. Cyrus aud Benis,nin. and -
. daughter. The late Mrs. Asah Hollis
:. married aud settled 10 Msnrhe-,er. esu
q thsir graves are 10 Dellxood cemetery. nov
'aismin became the owner OF the home ''a'
sad. and After biz death a Vas purchased :
his scn. @ Brootius Manson. whose Nf
cont death Vas mourued ss depriving M ="
IN esteemed and useiul citizen. Hia Gnu
nily have the symps,bs o. their many =
ends here and elsewhere for the loss Tor
" have sustained aud the conses usns heAl
tnaiion Of The csisis 40 long occupied be
ihe Mnnsons iuio otter hands ". man
The fact noted IN the ADORE com uuica- -
0 may not have been tnovn TO . portion Far
COR citizens, that tho land which tb~v On,.