The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-18

apples.
Potatoes. 80 cen,s per bushsl.
Mr.. and Mu. Dasisl swallow have
been TO Lapdgroys TO attend the funeral
OF Mr.. Swallows brother. lothian Swal-
low who died the 18th,
--Judge Fullerlsn-hss set bis nsighbsrs
. good example by cutting brush. trim.
.isg up some shade trees. etc.
Mrs. Hatch and her daughter Matte
ere visiting in Troy.
Daniel Sergeant. OF Rochester. N. T.,
vas in Dorset. his native place this week
Mrs Waterman, Of Plantsvills. Cons.
and Mrs. Hosley Of Springfield. Mass.
the latter . daughter Of Mrs VIM. West.
hsvs been visiting their mother and have
returned 10 their homes.
--Miss Hattie McWain is teaching the
fall term 10 the Gilbert district
Miss Emma Paris. Of Troy. N. T.,
made . brief call upon old acqusintsnces
here recently.
--Philinda Roberts has in her possession
. chair-thatis well preservsd--thatis 1913
years old and formerly owned by Asa But
terhsld, OF White Creek, N. Y.
DIR Prentice and his family returned
10 New York on Tuesday Of this week.
DIR. Prentice gave us comforting dis
discourse Sunday afternoon from Psalms
l03:l3.
Quite . frost Saturday night, over
coats are il demand 1t present.
B. Barber, OF the Hollsw has lately
received . pension Of 5000. and = small
sum to be continued.
Jason Hazletos, is building small
dwelling house. just south Of the Gem
stsry.
The csntsnsial celegrstion Of the
Congregational church will be held on
Monday the dad commencing at II A. NJ.
Rev. r. s. Pratt will give historical I'D.
dress 10 be followed by addresses by Rev.
DIR. Hamlin and Rev. DR.. Wickham. DR..
Hanlin is expected to give an account Of
Rev. Dr. jackson who was pastor Of this
church for fifty years and who died in
lS42 DR.. Hanlin's wife when hs went ~
missionary to Constantinsbls was daugh-
ter Of DR.. Jackson. Following these eI-
ercises collation. will be served at 1890
O'Clock. More social exercises will follow
including brief speeches from citizens aad
visitors asd the readisg Of letters from
abroad. Friends from nsighboring towns
aad church are cordially invited.
--Oa the 9th last. Frank H. Vail and
Cora e. Rice were married 1t the residences
Of The brides father, by Rev. NJ. L. Sew
srancs. About enc hundred happy guest
we're present 10 witness the ceremonies
Presents Of silver and other things were
abundant and valuable.
wiNHALL.
AT the town meeting the following
justices we're elected G. II. Williams
Joshua Barnard. w. d. Leonard. A. 2
Graham. Jsaac l.. Kelley.
LANponovE.
Hard frost last Saturday night,
We are to have new bridge near tn
church. William Jsqueth has the jsb.
--FnAk Eddy Is 1t work at Lowell Lake
Allen Hillisra has gess to Bolton, Mass.
10 work on farm.
duane 4 cudvsrth are putting in
cider mill, which will sccomodAts mas.
IL this town and Peru.
= There never was 10 great water fan
inc 10 Rupert as 1t present
The white grab is making sad have
with pastures aud meadows and the pot
TO crop.
The political atmosphere is Int
cloudy but mid. Nobody seems to !
fighting mad.
The cold wave Of Saturday brought
smart frost on SUNDAY morning. II
corn VAS badly bitten
-Justices elected. Thos. =. Bssbe, Sc
nour Hsr~sod. II. ". Carpenter, Smi'
Hillisrd. Jeha J. jenkins
The sound Of the hsmmsr has hsa
csastast 10 our usually quiet villass AIN
the middle Of March and No aisss 81 CO.
tisa before the coming sooss.
--Barss Shelloa's ssv residence is "
under way The mssoss are 6nishing =
the new parsonage The painters .
putting On the first coat Of paint
Potatoes are selling At the depot !
40 csnts for G5 pounds. The crop Is >
large and the stock is no. as fius rs Ia
year. Apples ara abundant aud Of III
quality.
ARLINGTON.
--psopis iova here begia TO talk sbo
The fair, and We have no doubt . GO
nseber will 60
The R4v. Mr.. Gillist. Who has be
away 81 shsrt vacation. returned ffid
and hsld ssrviess - usual last Sunday
81 James cknrch.