The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-10-30
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bless and prize ber memory.

VIII Walsh ~ building ~ sddsiloi
, and otherwise improving The old homo
stead
%. II. Dsniorih Is bsilding . rev
hrn. Wallace Tovsley 10 doing th'
! work
M@ G. Dsrforih and Ma Hull and
sous sent 10 New York on the sxeur
I sion
We are glad 10 bear that =. r. Dan
forth 10 improving. lie has been 10 Sara
togs the past simmer bat did not get th,
improvement be had hoped
BONNEVILLE
6srshom Taylor Is recovering from BIZ
recent sccidsnl
Mr. Kendall. our repressniatiy. ~g
home over Sunday.
MIRA bradford Williams had sudden
attack OF heart disease last week. but /,
somswha, batter now Drs. Wood aud
Ray attended her.
Mrs Edssn Vail is very i'll with dis
ease OF the stomach. Her daughter. Mrs.
Johnson Of Cassleion, is staying with her
There ia 10 bs donation With Oyster
supper for tho benefit OF our pastor st
Grange hall Friday evesiog. All are in.
yiisd
Rollin Kendall formerly OF this place
and son Of Harrison and Marcia Kendall,
died last Thursday at the residence OF his
father 10 Chester after an illness Of nearly
year. aged ~ years His remains were
brought here for interment. the sermon be.
ing At the church in the presence OF large
congregation, Rev. Mr.. Murphy OF Ches.
ter officiating. There was large display
OF flowers aud much sympathy expressed.
ARLINGTON.
The force on the corporation is pretty
well thinned out, therefore we have moth
ing to report about them Col. Hunter
says everything is quiet and We know it
must bo SO.
The Blaine aid Logan votes are in
the hands OF the town committee. All
Republicans should remember that next
Tuesday is election day and be on hand
SO that we can give q majority larger than
we did at the State election.
DIR. Phillips and G G. Kendall have
traded places. Both families have moved
and are getting settled. The doctor will
new be found at the residence Of the late
DR.. Mosoley and We have no doubt will
fill his place as physician.
The next regular meeting OF Dudley
Post, No. 28, g. A. r. will be held on
Next Saturday evening at s o'clock A
full attendance is desired.
The next regular communication Of
Red Mountain Lodge, No GO, L. q A. NJ,
will DO held at Masonic hall tomorrow
friday evening. Work on the second
degree good attendance is requested,
The family Of Jesse Burdett will soon
make their headquarters at the Bardwell
House, Rutland. The old gentleman, Mr..
j. Lathrop, will remain here until after
the election so as TO cast his vote for the
Republican candidates, in the town where
he has lived so long.
The great event OF the season oc.
Cured a. the skating rink last Friday
evening. the oath inst, The rink was
crowded with spectators as well as skaters
and everybody enjoyed it. The skating
and tricks by George Bowen were first
class and a great wonder. The bicycle
riding by Prof. Wilson was superb and
hard to beat. The rick is growing in
favor every day. The manager keeps the
best OF order and everything passes of
quietly and pleasantly. Some Of the
tirst people of the village attend. The
rink will be open until further notice
Wednesdays and Saturdays, afternoon and
evening,
SYNDICATE
The skating rink and dancing hall Of
Miner Hurd is nearly completed.
Frank Mofl,t has moved into the
ieuse recently vacated by Jerome
Still
Ida Wilcox who has been in Msdi.
'op county, n. u, spending the summer
eacling has returned home.
jay Convey our representative, was
iome from Montpelier over Sunday and
Clark Hamilton returned with him Mon
lay to spend The week at the capitol Of
he state
jerome Still has been making extern
i've repairs on the house he has recently
by taking out the chimney aud
iewly covering IT, He has moved the
BARN nearly opposite his house.
Prof Nichols OF Cambridge has quite
large class Of scholars in music here
nd comes up every week. Among the
cholars who have recently joined his class
re Nellie wyman and Mary v. Ham
l,on.
DR. Lambert preached last Sabbath
1 the Congregational church; and last
fnday evening at the school house ia the
district near Mr.. Benefits and the house
las crowded. Great credit is due 10
hose three new families who have bought
nd recently moved into the Bennett dis.
riet, whose faces are always seen at church
d. Lambert says there is great interest
q the meetings 10 that vicinity and they
ave hired good teac Der 10 teach their
chocl this winter. What a change il has