The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-29

--TAs sssisy school has beea srsas
issd vah Hssry wheeler Supsrissssdsot
Artsn ~ frsuiy Assistant, Warren Shell
: dos Secretary, A. X. Bsrbsak Treasures,
Bert Tsylsr ssd clsnsss Barssst Libra
rians
Several shssiiss are 10 the process
Of erection st The nsv steam mill Of Nal
lou for the accommodation Of help. TIE
rmily Of Mr. Plunlsy. ess Of the mas.
ayers ssd ssothsr family belonging 10
the firm vii nsvs up iron Pslnsr. Msss..
ssd occupy tho new house oiIrviss John.
son.
Farmers are bnsy Just nov and sous
corn has been planted.
"A few warm days the past week
have advanced vegs.atios wonderfully.
Tho parsosags Is 70 b. put 10 order
Tussdsy asd wsdsssaay Of this week, ~
We expect 10 welcome the family Of Rev.
Mr. PETERS before another Sabbath.
There have been large catches" 10
trsst fshisg Of late. Master George
whitnsy hooked On that weighed eleven
esnees and Master Jsnkiss ono that
weighed one 20 sna.-N. D. We presume
al The lsrgs osss are. caught. ssd u will
b. : loss Of tine for anglers to visit this
place.
Mr.. Joha J. MsAnlsy. Of North Adams
Mass, has bseu In tswn for . few days
amsng his friends.
Mr.. Geo. Cook, who has been working
in the blacksmith shop for Mr. Guy Bron.
son has gone baok to Danby ~ the business
hsrs Is too dull fer him.
We have come to the eenslusion that
spring has arrived. Why! Because q.
q. Kendall is making his garden. sW
may be mistaken but think ne ere night.
About twenty FIVE comrades Of Dudley
Post. @. A. r.. and thirty or more soas N
veterans attended divine service at ne
G ongregatispal church at East Arlington
last Sunday.
The arrangements for Memorial Day
ire new all com plstsd. and the programme
rs given in last weeks JOURNAL will be
carried ont as nearly Is possible. After
he sc vvises here the Post, sons OF veterans
md others will 90 TO Manchester % the
pccial train which leaves here at LAO p.
n. TO attend the services there.
We forgot to mention in eur other
office Of the Memorial service here that
ceording to the pu blished programme the I
ervicss at the hall will CON msnce promptly
10 a. m. We hope every one will be on {
and at that time. We will also remind {
he Post that according to general orders /
o are to resort to the Post rooms at 9 q. Y
!. sharp. Let us he prompt
The funeral Of Mr.. BAml. Benedict was a
cid at st. James church last Sunday At 8 '
clock. p. M, and was attended by very 1
Irge number Of oil classes. . good many c
sing from cut Of town. Rev. DR.. Garfield ;
liciated and preached very feeling, in. d
resting and profitable sermsu. which was
stoned to by the large congregation with j
10 very closest attention. Mr.. Benedict G
~ buried in st. James church yard, U
here bis wife and other relatives are bur. i
4. n
Mr.. Levine Hard asd wife celebrated d
,e Goth anniversary Of their wedding On tr
10 evening Of May 18th, at their residence d.
the south ssat part Of the town. A large Of
amber were present not only from the pl
wn but from out Of town aud the state Of
SO, some being present from Ohio, New Oh
ork and other places. We shall not at. til
mpt to give names Of those present, but AZ
N truly say that the large number en- ia
yed the occasion very much aud we're 10
sd to see Mr.. and Mrs. Hard so hale m
,arty and happy at this stage Of life. The CO
.essnts were numerous and valuable. $40
,llsrs in gold besides other valuable and
presents when Mr.. Hard o'
~ born there was very severe storm, ID
ID VIXEN be was married. Thursday. May vi
ID, 1884. the snow fell full foot deep.
Ac old inhabitants OF the town well re-
ember it. We only speak Of this Is be- :, -
g very raro occurrence, and only hap 80 80
ms oncs in fifty or ono hundred years. =
Q close this report by Wishing Mr.. q,
d Mrs. Hard many more years Of happy "a
arried life.
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