The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-06

give yos cur beat vsha AID trust TIA
issn,y Eve yeau hssss vs ssy hsip &
celebrate ysnr galass Wedding.
pcnsEr
--Alnlra sytss 10 spssdisg ssus TINT
81 ssrs,ogs spnsgs for the bsssAt Of Ssi
health.
Arthur Kellogg 10 visiting n the old
homestead with bic bride Of few weeks
May success attend them.
i Harvey Hodge. hAs been erecting .
iarDil. nonunsni The marble vas from
The rIiistsrd quarry aud finished by y. J..
Kent A Co. Of Ess. Dorset
II emitted las, week 10 IN en,ion that Mr..
Kolliu Sykes vas nssssd from bis accus.
toned place 81 bussssss, having gone on
tho excursion 10 New York on the 9th.
He va absent week.
FKEr.
Mrs 7. 7. wymsn is visiting friends
IN Jsmiea
Oar Representative is home on a
iuriough.
John l.. Byard is doing good bust.
ness in the trapping line. That's right
John. kill the foxes and save the turkeys.
- The post Office in this place will DO
closed before eleven A. NJ " Sunday. and
will not be opened until sil er the Sunday
school closes
WRIST ARLINGTON.
p. s. Weed was in 10 wn last week
buying cattle. He purchas ID five head Of
Il, g.. Mckee. also some OF n. Buck and
II. Havley
Edmund Back and d. nshier have re-
turned to their homo in ives tern New York.
Y. o. Hanaman and wife pcpt last week
"a Lansingbnrgh, n. Y.
Our school closed on friday. and Miss
Waite, the teacher, rstuu cd 10 her home
u Dorset, to recruit and prepare for an.
'nothor season with tho Screen scholars
IN the Green
Turnips are very pl enty this seas N
: some fields about here have from eight
o ten persons gathering iurnips in them. |
A meeting was held ut the church on
Wednesday evening to decide what was 10
lone with the funds now -u hand. A com.
ailise OF six consisting of G. A. Derrick
ir aud Mrs. ii. T. Eats o, Mrs Thodore
seid. Aura HanAman and l.. A. Buck were
ppsinted to expend tie money. 1t was
ecidsd pulpi. sell should be the first
hing purchased.
NORTH DESNISGToS.
AT the regular communication OF
'ucker Lodge, No. 4s L. 4 A. NJ, Oct. 30,
. L., 1884 the following resolutions were !;
loptsd
WHEREAS, 1t has pleaied an Advise /
royiaence to remove by death our es
'emed Brother Russel G. Fisk 4,
Resolred That this Lodge is hereby !,
llled to mourn the loss OF one, who, >
rough, on account OF bis residence else. y
here, has not been permitted to partici. =
ate with us in our active labors has ever !.
his connection with the Lodg, /,
ID manifested deep interest in its vel =
re.
Resoteed That We desire here to ex- /
'ess our appreciation OF Brother Fisk as :,
nan and mason and that the recollec- W
~ Of his genial presence will ever 70. in
ain fresh 10 our memories. A,
Resoired: Tha. we extend to the rela- n
res o! our deceased brother, our heart Il
i sympathy in this their hour OF bereavs- "
snt. h,
Resolved. That the jewels OF this Lodge n
draped for thirty days, in token of our Al
'pect for his memory, and that these al
be spread upon the records. AZ
Resolred, That copy OF these resolu. =
ms be presented TO tho family OF the ~
ceased aud he published in the County OF
pers. 81
l.. w. HowR, To- IN
L. G. HouonToS oo"' =,
BERLIN, n. y. &c
Henry NcDonsugh, formerly q con. or
ctor on the L. s. Il. r., arrived in town be
week, from Panama. sol
Tho new steam shirt shop here. Kel- ha