The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-08-20

. -Mn Arthur Bennett and ehildrn Al
gussss q tAs Bseuley house.
). --ous Eusdsy missioa meetings bel
!, in the several disssicss are largely attend
ed. and deep interest u msniicsted
May God speed The good work
Among the ont-of town visitors ve ~
pleased 10 ses Miss Hattie Clark OF Lever
, ct, Mass She ia accompanied by Mis-
Florence CLARK Of Brai.leboro.
Prescott Lawrence died on Thursday
the 10 inst, and the funeral services wer
held Of The house Of Parker WymAn. Hi
remains we're conveyed TO winhall for in
.sImert
BONNEVILLE
--Anson Haywood is visiting friends II
New York.
There was ball q. Town Hall Fri
day night
Tho Changers aud farmers will holf
their annual fair Oct. LIST
!, There was no memorial service fol
Gen. Grant in this place.
| The Methodist campmeeting for thi'
conference commences this week.
There hsys been some very heavy
showers and plenty Of hot weather.
Some Of our spiritualist friends are
going TO Lake Pleasant next week.
Irving johnson who received sun
stroke one hot Wednesday in July is re-
covering.
Mrs. HARDWOOD who lives near Winhall
Hollow has been sick long time and is a
great sufferer.
The mail route 10 Manchester has
been discontinued and we now get daily
mail from winh I'll station.
DR.. Gleason and wife Of the Almira
water cure have been visiting the old
homestead in this p lace recently.
There was q tin wedding at Julius
Smiths last Friday II ternoon and evening.
Owing to the rain there Vas not large at.
tendance.
George Lackey and M. Young who
are building the new block for Fred Win
chester at South London derry have nearly
completed their labors.
What Q woman can do on one OF our
worn out hill farms is shown by the fol.
lowing: Five years ago Mrs. Eneline
Sage, widow about % years old, bought
farm on south hill, in Jamaica for lees
than three hundred dollars, and since
then has cleared from the place above all
expenses about seven hundred dollars,
Her father and moved on the place with
her, bat her father received serious injur-
les the first summer while repairing the
buildings from which he never recovered
aud died last winter. part OF the time
Mrs Sage has worked 10 the asylum at
Somervills. Mass, her mother looking az
ter the farm. She has hired most Of the
work done on the farm, but she can rake
hay or saw wood and do other out door
work. Last spring the place produced
1000 pounds Of maple sugar. Mrs. Sage
can play the cabinet organ as we'll as run
farm and has nice one costing one hun
bred and fifty dollars. She and her
mother live mostly alone, and getting
tired OF 1t. she thinks OF selling the
farm.
SUNDERLAND
james A. Graves had the misfortune
TO have two OF the fingers on his right
band badly torn in threshing machine
one day last week.
VEST ARLINGTON.
Schools in district No. and Z have
closed.
Miss Kate Be RI Of Cambridge is visit.
ing at Andrew Ha. 1namans.
The carpenters are at work making
some repairs on the church. Y
Mrs. Turner OF Greenwich is in town
visiting at A. G. M, KEGS.
Miss Nellie d errick has returned
home from Lansingb urgh. 48
1T is expected th, 're will be no preach.
ing at the church mex Sabbath.
Miss Aurine Hank hess OF Washington,
ID. g., Is in town the g, Test OF Miss Flossie
Eaton.
Misses Mate Convey md Lottie Stevens
OF Slingerlands are 10 to, yn visiting at r.
II Davis.
The s. S. picnic at Lat'derdale will
come of this week Wed nesdi y. An en-.
enjoyable time is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. EatoL have re-
turned from Slingerlands. also Mr.. and
Mrs. Msrsham from Round Lake
Miss Grace futile OF this will age sc-
by Miss Fannie Rice Of Cam.
bridge has gone to Ocean Grove for Two
weeks stay.
Mrs. Henry Maynard Of Cambridge
has returned TO her homo after = weeks
visit with her daughter. Mrs. X. G.. Nc
Kee.
BERLIN, N. Y.
WIN. Myers Of Schaghticoke. . grad.
uate Of the State Normal school, has been
engaged Is principal OF The graded school.
The Seventh day Sabbath school and
society will have picnic 1t A. 8. Bur.
dicks grove. Az q. 10.