The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-20

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The Bsiientiil cheese factory has shui
down for the seAsoa-
Mr. and Mira W. A. Adans have
returned from their eastern trip,
--Ed~srd Benedict is at home after .
summers work making cheese IN Gran.
vile, N. Y.
Col NJ 4 Colburs hos rcsshsi home
safely irsm bis hust for game In Mich.
isss.
The Democratic ladies met In caucus
Tuesday evening 10 arrange for tho ,olli-
fcsiion meeting. Wednesday evening. 10
honor Of 6revsr Clsselsnd's election.
Charles wLiddsn had his arm broken
jusl above the urisi. st Kent and Roots
quarry in South Dorset on Monday.
The Rev. ]. 3. Beers Of NAtick, Mas,
ofsciAl4d very accsptably a The Episcopal
church last Sunday.
Another new stove has bees placed
10 Zion church. the gilt Of one Of the mem
bsn Of the parish.
A hse marble aide walk s being laid
10 front Of the store aud residences OF J. II.
Bsnesteel So the good work 10 Progrsss.
ing slowly but surely and W trust before
masy years our whole village will be sup
piled with AS erosllent sidewalks as our
sister village one mile distant
Among the notices OF deaths given in
this weeks Journal will be found that Of
Mrs. Sarah Dunlsyy of Chicago. This
lady will be remem bsred As an invalid
guest OF tho EquinO1 House during the
greater part OF the summer Her remains
we're taken 10 Columbus. Ohio for inter.
nsnt q that city WAS her former home and
10 81 present the home Of one Of hsr
daughters.
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. j. X. Batchslier aud daughter
have gone to Montpelier to remain until
asxt weak.
The Democrats had . parade and
torshlisht procession in honor Of che
election Of Cleveland aud Hendricks on
Tuesday night
Rev. Mr.. Gilliot was absent last Sun.
day, and the Rev. Mr.. Bears preached IN
his place. The services morning and
evening we're we'll attended.
BETS are being paid on the result o.
election. The butcher is backing shoes,
some arc marching in Democratic process
sisss and others are 10 wheel the victimi
on post coaches.
Mr.. +. West is making great improve
ments on his hsnery. putting iu windows
sbin ssy and stoves, He expects to hav'
large amount Of eggs 10 sell tho comiut
winter.
DR. W. s. Phillips 10 making quit
extensive Improvements ON the inside Q
his house lately purchased Of Mr.. Kendall
When completed il will b in much bet
ter condition.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. Marsham and Little Emma
returned from Troy, Tuesday.
Mrs. Reds house is nearly completst
L. A. Buck has the job
MIR. and Mrs. Lacksy and son ar
visiting Mrs. Lacksy's mother. Mrs. NJ. A
Phillips.
Mrs. Eddy. . niece Of A. Hanaman'
has been visiting here and At 9. A. Der
ricks ths past week.
Miss Sarah Maynard is spending
few weeks with her sister Mrs. r. q. Mo
Kes.
Miss A. E. Back returned from he
weeks visit u The SHERMAN Mansion,
West RsPsrs, On Friday. She reports .
enjoyable time.
School in district No. 9, will con
mence . week from next Mundsy. W
are glad 10 say we have secured Miss wa
for our teacher.
&C. A. Derrick and wife while driv'n
from Shushan, n y, ono dark night
short time ago. met with an acsiden
One Of the fore. wheels sSddealy gave va
and Mrs. Derrick in extricating herse
from the debris jumped into the ho,'
f,nce. They borrowed wagon 70 an
home ana in the morning Mr.. Derric
returned for the fragments. No serio'
injuries were received.
STATE NEWS.