The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

james u. Randall ~ elected tova
over several sthsr candi'
asisa. by 81 majority. NJ Randall V ~
sfEcs ssskss. ssd W thlak be 10 The right
.sa IN he right place He u also The tax
solicitor.
SUNDERLAND
Notice 81 coatsss has bssr s~rvsa on
4 H. wsbb. elected tsvn representative
Il il claimed that the second ballot showed
! sis vote bstvess Webb and Samuel Pike.
"a thai oss man VIE vsssd Tor wssS ~
uss entitled 10 vsts. and that " bic vsss
Aal bsea rejected PIKE vsuld have sssz
slsstsl. This l. probably good grounds
for contest, provided the proof il ssf
fcisst
ARLINGTON.
--Hos. J. X. Bachelor. representative
elect. hss gone to Townssssd for . fs-
days
The DuBsis family have soss to thsi'
hsns 10 Psughkespsie. N. T., after . YER,
sojsura here Of two months.
Mr.. q. W. MiItimors and family hsv'
arrived asd are the gussts Of the Bartlett
hsuss Mrs. Mil.imsrs 10 looking nusi
better than " expected 10 see her and "
have NO doubt the mountain Air vii
greatly improve her health.
H. A. Hale. Of the East Village. hs'
started mp his excessive chair fsessry
which will give snplsymsst y . good
many men asais.
The skatiag rink 10 rapidly approach
lag eompls.ios. Mr.. Msetissa informs "
that The opening will y this Thursdsy
evening. Sept. llthL This. j.. enc Of II,
lssgsst and best Kinks il the State, and vii
no doubt be we'll patrsnizsd.
AT the election here last Tuesday thu
won grand victory, elsctinl
Hon. ]. X. Batchsldsr representative BY
90 majority. and asrryisg the State ticket
by G3 majority. almost doubling it frsn
fsur years ago and making . great gai'
svsr two years age. Arlington has redeem
I'd herself sure this time.
DIR Phillips family. who have besn a
Springs for while recruiting
have returned locking much refreshed
especially the children.
The Rogers grand pavilion oPsr'
company played in tsnt - the hiltimer'
grounds Tuesday night. the 9th instant
Uscls Toms Cabin. to fair house. Thu
play vas we'll presented and the dogs wsrs
very savage looking animals.
WEST ARLINGTON.
"A barn belonging to George Hsyt VA
.u ned On Thursday evening OF last week
4 m owing machine and horss'raks were in
Inc lsrn at the time and were burned will
L.
&C, +. Young is home spending fov
3ays. He is engaged As book-kssper II
FairhavsE.
Miss Nellie +. Derrick il spending
The week in the western part Of New York
Miss Pssrlie Hananan spent las
week in town. the guest Of her g'andfath
Or. A. Hsnaman.
Mrs. H. T. and W. P. Eaton starts'
on Friday last for Springfield, chic
where they have friends and relatives.
H. @. Buck and wife. with r. G. No
Kss and wife. are spend;sg part Of tn
week ia wsst Rupert visiting friends.
An infant daughter Of john Raftsl
died On Thursday Of last week. We offel
our synpathies in this great sorrow.
Our school opened on Monday Of thi'
week, with Miss E. M. Wait Of Dorset al
teacher.
Hon. Mr.. FarAham Of Washington,
d. c., is in town on visit 10 his brother
Henry Farnham.
Mrs. o. Golly, with her two children
to their homo nssr Albany, OF
Friday.
A. @. Mckee, who has been sick 10
some little time, has 70 far recovered as h
be out again.
81 .)0ATE.
Mrs. W. Turner 10 on the sick list, an
The reports Of her condition are ssmswha
d iscoussgisg. She 10 an sstinabls vsnaI
and her many friends are slIiously hsp,nl
fer her recovery.
Miss Carrie N. Hsyt has rsturns'
from Dyersburg, Tsnn.. when she has ssel
visiting her sister Mrs. T. v. Neal. VIII
resides there. She reports pleasant jsur
ney and = pleasant visit and better still a
improved state Of health.
We noticed At church last SAbbatl
ths genial face Of our old time felle'
towns man n. 7. Hurd, Esq, whs lei
Sandsats nearly 20 years ago. He nov
resides near Buffalo, N. ", and is engage
in 1 lucrative business. Nate is the sam
old siIpence
DIR. Lambert occupied the desk At III
Congregational Church on the 7th instan
and il again TO preach there the 2lst.
Very hot and fine weather for ripen
ing corn.