The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-10-02
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Of blossoms Of plants rot usually ssea 81
,hls sesson Of the year, Ansag which were
red rnpheuiss With beth fruit ssd bios
sozs on the name s,sm.
The friends Of Mr. sni Mrs. Myror
Taylor assembled a, their house Monday
evening sept 10Th II being The 9Th ami
rerary Of their welded life. bringing
substantial tokens ii reinsurance Re
fresbments and ice crssm vere served ia
abundance and all seemed 10 have enjoyed
themselves hugely as they parted .! late
hour
Two tall and graceful PAmpas plumes
waved their greeting on Sunday afternoon
10 large vase ner the dssk which we're
ssnt from California by Mrs. +. Field.
istendsd TO reach here in season for the
centennial. The poem which secompsn.
led !, ve shall expect TO see 10 prin. soon.
Our pastor Is siiil reading 10 " -
sccAsios offers some OF the letters that
came for the 22nd s there vas not time
for all. We are still favored with kind
greetings frsm Wisconsin, Indiana.
Michigan. Ohio. Germany, etc. all Of
deep islerest
We shall give ~ extended account Of
the recent Centennial exercises in the
next issue Of the JouhsAL. Want Of space
crowded it out this week.
RUPERT.
lit Is very dry here at present Some.
body ought 10 pray for rain.
Mr.. Holden from Connecticut, Think,
has preached at the Congregational church
for the past few Sundays.
Mr.. Bradley Moore from Western
New York has been spending some time
with friends and relatives here.
The Nethodists bold meetings in their
new house Of worship. although it 10 not
finished yet. 1t will be very fine build.
ing.
--E. G. Fonda and sou caught = white
wood chuck sometime since and are keep
ing 1t Is . natural curiosity. Perhaps
they might DO persuaded to part with it
for money.
Mr.. Thonpssns house 10 nearing
also the congregational par.
soaage, aad Burns Shaldon's is beisg
pushed forward rapidly, bnt with all 81
Tho building, Rupert is not city yet, but
. only very pretty little village.
Ida Hsrwocd raised two bushels Of
Welcome oats from two ounces Of sesd
his summer. and rust and chickens dan.
lgsd ;hsm considerably besides. Some
II the heads measured % inches in length
md great many were IL 10 20 inches
oag. with from 200 to 250sats to the head.
She planted the oats one ia = place and
rom to 30 stalks grew from an oat
Will eat raisers please report
WEST ARLINGTON.
Miss Alma Hoyt is teaohing school
his term in Jackson, N. Y.
Mrs II. c. Maynard Of Cambridge,
\. y, spent a part Of last week in
own.
Miss Annie s. Hardness, Of Washing.
on. ID. c., who has been spending the
ummsr in this village returned to her
oms on Tuesday last
We understand we are TO have q
hangs Of neighbors John Rafter and
amily arc going to SYNDICATE to live and
irs. Rafters father, Mr.. Turner Is to
ONE here.
&C. b. Hsnamsn Of Brunswick. N. j..
ia town visiting his grandparents. Mr..
nd Mrs. A. Hanamsn, Mrs. ". p. and
|. I. Eaton returned home from their
ssteru trip on Saturday.
Prof. Bradford gave reading At the
hurch on Tuesday evening Of last week,
hieh was mot very largely attended.
70 think il shame that people do
OF turnout better 10 such entertain.
rents.
pEHr. II
We are happy TO announce that Dea.
imonds 10 much improved 10 hsalth. his
dess son f. p Simonds is homo for .
~ days
Aaron Byard and little Myron Peffe 20
no have been quite sick are consider ed
at OF danger. There are many sick and
'ccvering from dysentery. SO far no
tai cases.
BONNEVILLE
A singing school Is talked o.
--Villsgs school closes this week.
Mrs Morgan is repairing her he use.
H. +. Duane il bssy REPAIRS Z his
III.
The drysst ever known in this
VIZ.
"A fair crop OF pslA.oss, apples quite
esty.
a !. Grab am Son an pstsia 9 il :
der mill 40 will give VOC . bar rel Of
der for q ne bushels Of appiss ed t.urty
% cent.
LAxboIovE
- Mrs. cudworth is improving. i
Mr. Jaqnsth has left the bird % for .
' dsya L secure bis crops.
%. !. Holden has been laid up With
ID limb but is improving.
"A. D. shsv has been ct work re- pair.
q sugar house for Jsmcs The mp