The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-25
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I. Oar hia Edna NJ. Wait a iescAirl
. this fall ssrm 8, West Arlisgios. She i
!, sre Of car VERY bosi yosns ladies ssd j,
4 bssisa cne Of The beat qaaliaed ismals
!. teachers vs have bad 10 Dorset fer many
. pears
I On our alex list are Mrs ThemAs
I Qaigis.. Mrs Robert NAloy. Master
. Frank 0esnsst ssd Mr. Dennis Mekssgsn
--os The iaih. = daughter 10 Mr.. sad
hrs Jshn McLsnghlin.
An infsat son Of Mr.. sAd Mrs A. X.
Bowen died on the 10Th.
Mr.. Willie Genne,, has bought the
|, Folsons house and 10. Of J. NJ. Griffith.
Consideration 5000
Wa. G. Wilson has purchased b.
Hawkiss hepse and will o. II up for his
new home. Possession given the LIST Of
October; consideration $500. Mr. HAw-
kins will move 10 walliasisrd.
The Wilson Hsuss which for about
80 years has been essentially under the
same management is about TO pass into
ether hands. II vn kept for ever ~
years by the geed natured, genial and
losg -to.ts.rsmsmbered Blake Barrows.
Al his death it passed under the control
Of his sen-ia Law, W. G. Wilson. the in.
door management rsmsising the same.
Mr.. Wilson having another paying busi.
nsss and more to his taste. new rents his
hotel fer sArss ysars from Ostsber Lat.
With th privilege Of buyisg 70 @. Faystte
Griffith. All are thankful that il does not
pass into the hands Of . stranger. We
have always been preud Of our hotel 1t
has ever been credit alike 10 those who
kept il and to the place. The successors
will find it no holiday amusement to equal
their predecessors. Yet there is all conf
dsace that neither we nor the general pub
lilo will suffer by the change. Mr.. Griffith
is a wide-awzke, well-to.do and thrifty
farmer. an obligisg and "no.irouslsto-
show. goods" sort Of man and he has
better halt" who possesses the GROWING
qualification 10 wrsathe the face Of the
fastiaious sPicurs IN in smiles
PR.W.
Mrs, G. X. Davis has been quite i'll,
but is now better.
Still very little rain has fallen and
wells and springs. hitherto never failing,
are giving out.
Seven new members ", re received
int the church at the last com uunion.
Mrs. Everett Adams has LEAF ned thai
Taylor system Of dress cutting and is pre-
pared to do work in that line. II
-Dea. Smonds has been sick, SO IS 10
cause much anxiety to his family and the
His grand daughter is also
-eportsd among the invalids. We alss
earn Of some sickness among children. "
LANDdRovE
Horace Fem has raised from less
han four acres Of land over HOO bushels
II potatoes. This good yield for dry :,
rear. !,
rAwLEr. P
The wells are all dry, can scarcely N
ret water enough to cook with. ii
Mrs. /. W. Peach and Miss l.. X. War
Ter left to-day for Middlebury Is delegates is
u tho W. @. r II h,
Mrs. Myron Hank and Mrs. W. X. s.
Warmer are on the sick list, DR.. Manches. 70
or is attending physician. IL
Walter Warmers house is nearly Gem
leted. Richard Cook OF Manchester is
he bosscarpsnter
ARLINGTON. NJ
There was no singing at the morning
'rvice at ST. James church last Sunday.
A good many will go from here to the
Iir this week. M
Hon. ]. X. Batcheldsr and wife have Nj
one ever the mountain for short visit. in
q. G. Kendall has gone on visit to ha
elbows Falls and other places. sol
M. II. Dsmings bay mare trotted at =,
last Saturday Several went W.
'wn from here to witness the races. o''
OH
4 photographer has run his saloon "a
'sr the car shop grounds and is now ~
ady for business. ~.
There was large crowd as the skat- ma,
G rink Saturday night. The Farmers III
md furnished the music. some fine hi.
atsrs made their appearance Mr.. Mat bia
son, the manager, wishes us to say nm,
rough the JOURNAL that any religious ho
ciety that wants the use Of the skating vso
III for festivals or anything they can |,
we II free Of charge any night that it is tio,
u in use. ~
SYNDICATE. Ru
Farmers complain Of light crop Of his
,tatoss. the
Mrs Hannah Covey has gone to visit oo0
II sister in Plattsburg. nor
We noticed r. N. Provan OF Factory -.
lint in his old seat at the NJ. +. church ~ ~
1t Sunday. We we're glad to see him
: We have missed him very much siscs ~
s absence. '.-
DR. Lambert did not preach last Sun. ,.r
y though . coed number Assem- blsd to "a
ar him. Perhaps the rain Of Saturday 80,
ps him away. The time was occupied v;,l
singing. etc. -,
-ormsbey b. Thomas, native OF this Hal
WI has been nominated for Congress by sss,
} Republicans in the Seventh wiscsn- yiyi
district. The following account We Ne'
py from the Wisconsin State Journal: ter
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