The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-10-09

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. 81 II. A. Williams
MIR. spd Mn Jsb Gray Of KAssas ar
visiting q. W rarvsll'a
Assi,on Williams vest W Nsv isri
CO The ereursioa Last weak.
Mis-, Kendall Of Fitxvillian y 81 Asl
sisters Mr. w. Sykes
Mrs T.. n. Hsydea Of North Adams
ani Mrs A. Mitchell Of Indiana recent,
spent several days in Donet
--Goorss and Edward soptf aud II. l.
Ksyon o. Northaels. W.. have recently
, visited South Dorse, aud slssmsds call OF
Wa. MARLEY. Tho aged pilgrim wa'
very mssh graiihsd at tie visit Lorst
Sspsf las ALAG tscE IL town.
III IL not safe for our people 10 sta,
Away from even 40 evening meeting o
late. for al each meeting We hear read
very interesting communications iren TAI
away friends. Sunday evening we had
letter from Germany aad also one from
Mr.. aud Mrs. Field OF California Mrs.
Fields poem was listened 10 with 3 gres
deal OF interest.
Daring the terrific thunder storm el
Saturday evening the barn Of Warren
Clsnens Was struck by tightening and
burned. together with 10 tons OF hay and
20 cows. Three cows were taken out Of
the barn. by the efforts Of the family
and neighbors large amount OF Lumber
tina. was piled outside was saved. The
wind blew the flames away from the dwell
ing so 1t was in no great dagger. There
was m insurance on tho barn and contents
ia the Vermont Mutual OF over $4,000.
EAST DORSET.
Mr.. T. g. Fuller. brother. in-law Of w.
II. Bebes, and Fred III. Clifford returned 70
their homes 10 Illinois this week. Miss
Laura Bebee accompanies then.
Mr.. Dennis McKsWah, whose name
appeared on our sick list two weeks ago,
died Sept. Both lie had been employed
a. blacksmith at the quarry Of ]. X. Freed.
Icy 4 Son for the past nine years and was
. reliable and worthy man
The news in the last Journal about
enc Of our boys and girls is confirmed.
The happy pair are now comfortably To-
Gated right hero in "Sweet Auburn en-
joying the first quarter Of their honey.
neon. They are net going to Europe.
"a. Winthrop Ames, who lately grad.
uated at Troy Conference Academy and
ssbssq usatly passed with credit the exam.
nation for admission to the freshman class
OF Union College, is now assisting his
father, p. ID. Ames, in his store. He sx'
poets, however, to resume his studies next
year.
| George Guindon q IA or 10 year old
son OF John Guindon formerly OF Factory
Poiat and recently Of Danny. left home
last Thursday without the knowledge or
consent Of his parents, "his faithful dog"
bearing him company. Whether he has
slepsd with an heiress or what hos become
Of him NO one hersabouts knows. His
anxious parents wonld rather have him 1t
home than in the best place they can
think Of
$. A. Shelter has bought Mitchell
Seymeur's new house and the lot, con.
tanning about two acres. He expects to
make these premises his home, but will
continue in the GOAL and lumber business
OF G. s. Maltby rs heretofore. About this
business the superintendent writes thus;
''The iron business is very dull. but in
case OF Republican victory this fall and
tho election Of Mr.. Blaine, We look for
. very great improvement and believe we
shall have several years Of prosperity sr-
cscding anything We have enjoyed for
years past. This will cause the starting
| up Of coal jobs ETC.. and we do not expect
to renain idle"
BONNEVILLE.
Mrs. Plumley and family will remove
10 Brattlsboro.
Edward johnson is spending . few
weeks with friends In this place.
Our ministsr and family have gons to
visit friends and attend the preachers
meeting
"A new company from Mo ssachusetts
has purchased large tract Of land near
the Johnny Woodward pie ce and will
bring portable saw mill for cutting out
the lumber
The grange fair last week vas sue
cess. The show OF sxen WAS very fine,
over 10 yoke being in line, nearly all from
this town. There was q good show Of
horses, vegetables, 10. The ladies made
good show OF their work. The Weston
cornet band fornished the music.
riEHu.
Hapgool Il 10. want twenty good
men 10 cut logs.
Mrs Amos TAtohsldsr has another
grandson.
H. o. Davis has gone to Lee, Mass.
10 spend few weeks with his son.
Mr. Gibson took trip to New York
last week and returned on Saturday.
Mir and Mrs. f. P. Chandler have re-
turned from Wal. 10 thsir sen In Dos
ton.
"A severe thunder storm visited ns on
Saturday night. bringing abundance OIL
rain fol isvsd by clear weather.
"A little child Of Mr.. Conant died with
ehol ara inia alum and was buried at Dor
sci On Sus5.sy.