The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-01-04

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To the JosaaL Lsppy New Year
-Mn Dwight Gcokin and Mn. sAel
aoa Morvy Who hsve besn III for some days
.s are happy 10 learn are mach better
The New Years Ladder Il the Corgre
gslional church Mosasy evsnins us very
iasietally arranged Ths prssens 70 The
sasdsy School scholars sere numcror.
,ad well selected. The exercises we're
sppropfisse,
DIR. Gaild has sold the last Of hia reg
ssisfea Jersey stock. bull calf. price
siod His registered sioct have all gone
10 New Jersey where they seem 10 Appreci'
ate ii.e ,alss Of Jersey stock better ihss
people do 10 Rupert
a serious accident occurred on our
street Ias, Saturday night While Mrs
Bailey VAS returning from risii TO her
daughter, Mrs Joseph NJ. Harwocd. she
vas overiskcn by . runaway team; her
horse vas thrown down. her cutter Was
CON pletsly demolished. and she. - report
cd. Vas thrown some thirty feet from
where Der cutter was found. She WAS dis
covered probably within Eve minutes after
the accident happened. and Was taken IN
an unconscious state 10 the house Of Mrs.
Kline where she now lies 10 critical con.
dition. She is attended by DIR. Austin.
rAwLET.
The Ice business is being engaged in
quite extensively this winter In Pawlet
--AlonEo Smiths team ran away last
Saturday. no damage was done however.
Seventy -four couple were present at
the hop in town hall last Friday evening.
A large number OF ash aud oak logs
are being delivered at NJ r. Damon's fork
handle factory.
ID. H., A. L. and +. A. Bromley with
their wives, passed New Years day with
Rev. and Mrs. Demerritt in Csstleton.
Fifteen couples attended a private
dance in Middletown last Mondsy evening.
A pleasant time Was enjoyed by those
present
Mrs Mary Taylor died last Thursday
afternoon. Her remains were taken to
Middleton Sunday for burial. Her age
was T2yeap
A happy New Year to all creation, Ed
itor included.
There will be sheet and pillow case
sociable at Hotel Hall. Tuesday evening.
Jan. 9th, People from adjoining towns
are cordially invited to join u.s. have nice
time and help in good cause. Cake and
coffee will be served 70 all who wish it.
The ladies' OF the society will furnish cake.
Each one is expected to bring his own dis.
suise.
LASDoRovE.
Beautiful weather Christmas aud New
Years, and splendid sleighing.
Leonard, this very quiet place. No
me thinks OF marriage or suicide.
-Duans a Cudworth are rushing in
heir hard wood logs. The mill yard will
ovn begin 10 look like business.
AT the annual election OF West River
lodge r. a A. NJ. the following officers
we're elected; A. A. Curtis. W. NJ; L. M.
Bailey, s. W; @. W. Whitney. J. W.; W.
v. Wiley, secy.; l.. p. Sheldon, treas; A.
|. Bailey. s. d.: John Sanborn, J. ID.
SUNDERLAND.
Snow enough for good business. and
10 reason why we should not have good
rood piles.
james A. Graves has SO far recovered
rom his illness as TO be on duty again 1t
he band room, from which he had been
bsent about three weeks
The donation and oyster supper for
he benefit OF the Rev. Mr. Swart at A. l..
Warmers was quite success, the proceeds
iaking nice little purse for the benefit
[ Mr.. Swart
Col. u. Aliens auction sale was quite
ell attended last Saturday. 1.-THE furni-
are aud household goods brought good
rices. as also tho honse and lot The
rice obtained was $500, IL being stru OK :
4 to L. J. Bowen.
ARLINGTON.
John Dadman had the misfortune TO /
III on Christmas Eve, and not only hurt q
is shoulder but broke a nice Christmas \
resent which had Just been given him. d
The Masons will have grand dance !
D the evening OF Jan. 10th. Hstchs !
aud Of Rutland viii furnish the music. !
good supper at the Arlington House will v
. prepared for al who wish. A grand
me may be expected.
w. n. Hard has opened . grocery
GRE in the building formerly used as q
u shop on the corner. Mr.. Hard is the &
onpg man who has been clerking for Jud. y
IN 4 Demipg at East Arlington. and is q /;
We man, and no doubt will have a good
ade G
The regular meeting OF Post Dudley s
i'll be held at the post room neat Sasur. s
~ evening, Every comrade should be b
resent. ss arrangements will be made for O
le installation Of officers. aud a. comrades g
ON out Of town are expected 1t the in