The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-01

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The schools 10 district No. 2 close ihl
present term neat Friday. March 2ad
MIR. Charles Bartlett and family, wht
bare bean here on visit ior some time
started for their home =, la Crosse. Wis
cousin last Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Mott Of East Arlington WA
thrown from his sleigh near the depot las
Monday and considerably bruised bat Do'
seriously hnri.
II nos Garfield has sold to Mr.. Ser
mour Hard tho balance OF the old Harmon
Garfield farm, all tho land on the wesl
side Of the highway. including good barn
and small sugar orchard. Price paid,
$1,000.
Mr. II. n. Hill has sold his farm
known as the old Miriam Hard place. to
Mr.. Richard Delaney Of West Arlington.
possession given the first OF March. Mr..
Hill viii go to Michigan. leaving here
about the middle OF March.
Still another Mutual Ius Go. retires
The Windsor County advertise that they
will close mp all business by the tenth OF
March. Those who have policies in tha
company can have them rc.insured in a
frst-eisss stock company. where they do
not ask for your note aud have no assess.
neais, by calling or sending your policies
to John Higgins Of this village.
The meeting OF the debating society
was largely attended at Stone Hall last
Friday evening, and the debate was lively
The question. Reso'ued, That capital pun.
isbmcnt ought to DO abolished. was de.
cided in the affirmative by the committee
appointed by the chair. A vote OF the
house was taken on the merits OF the
question, which was decided in the mega
tive BY quite majority. The question
for debate at the meeting next Friday
evening at the town hall is. Resolved, That
1t is for the best interests OF the citizens
OF the United States that the Democratic
party elect tho next President and have .
working majority in both houses Of Con-
gress. ,Disputants, on the Affirmative, 0.
M. Barber, Geo. Bennett; on the mega
tive. s. ii, Crum, Adelbert Shaw This
being the meeting Tor the election OF new
officers for next month, the following Of.
fcers were chosen: o. M. Barber, presi
dent; i. Il. Shaw, first vice.president; $.
H. Crum, 2nd vice president; L. G. Wood
worth, secretary; II. S. Wilson, treasurer;
George Stafford, John Conroy and I. b.
executive committee. As the
question for discussion at the next meet
ing is very interesting one it is hoped
that there viii be good attendance.
SYNDICATE.
Jerome Still has purchased OF Judge
Randall the large meadow near Willis
Bentley's for $3.50.
We are glad to learn that Miss Minnie
Sage has recovered from the effects Of the
accident on the way here from Manchester
md is able to finish her term OF school in
district Ne. ..
We learn that Timothy ! ayes has
bought out Jay Convey. Price $1,000.
There have been many important changes
n real estate the past few weeks and in
most cases the price has been higher than
or the past few years.
w. b. Randall will sell at auction, ON
March sth. at 10 A. NJ, large
OF Of personal property, including .
lorscs, . cows, IA sheep, % tons of hay,
wagons, cutters, sleds, moving machine,
nd other farming tools, 30 tin buckets
md quantity of household furniture. 1t
rill be large sale and everybody will OF
curse attend.
BERLIN, n. Y.
Elery Kendall Of South Berlin was
married. by the Rev. b. I. Rogers, Feb.
LIST. to Miss Estele Greepman OF this vii
age.
A suit has been commenced before
-nstice II. b. Green that will be OF some
interest to real estate owners. The action
, brought by l.. Hopeto recover damage
rom the defendant, Vim. I. Smith, for
he cutting Of apple tree limbs which over
ung the highway.
When L. J. Whalen completes his
water " heel be will have good mill with
fair water power Mr.. Whalen has raised
nj new ~ covered tho mill. bnllt new
lam Ind otherwise improved the old mill
Down rs the Whal.n grist mill.