The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07


g several slsln, visitias Nevada Cal'ior-
~, O~ess ssl wsahinGson Teris'r,'
pss visa b hsd sssa Ill Of unels sans
isru that b. wanted 10 and had sssn bis
via osas. be returned 10 vsrmspt like
ssssibls young man 70 settle down and
..grss up vish tho coustsy.'
we ars just noe saioying tbs luxury
Of neg Ssstos. W. l. Kelsey u bis
name. He has bsss here bat week OF
TOO but has already had numerous calls
Our u healthy place. TOO healthy Tor
. doctor and vs haven't any Of those who
die daily" and yet ouiliss everybody
else, The feeble vbo wrap the ashissie
IN his shroud" don't live here. aud there
arc sLiIlisl physicians. north and sossh
vko arc isvorissA with ua For these
resscss he psrsss Of our n. D. hereto
isss Lsvsst bssn plump enough 70 give =
healthy and cheerful sxpression 70 'ue
counteuancs. SILL IL 10 very convenient
10 have '.painkillsr' Of your own ana J.
10 hoped and sev seems possible saa
probable that our new n. d. NAV like ana
be lihsd and remain With Us
Mr.. Jacob Benson died on Sunday Of
last week Of Brights disease. He sas
born in Dandy and lived on the farm where
he died about 30 years and vas with pos
sibly one sxception the oldest man among
a., being "a. Some years ago be sold out
aud moved 10 Ohio where he lived short
time, but biz old home coming into the
possession oil the family again he returned.
| Thsrs YES TOO much mud and too many
kinds Of weather dsy out there. I'm
|els JAKE" for 20 be Was familiarly called,
vas ! man Of medium height and size,
sad sterling. pioneer qualities. Com
ueacins life without dollar he became,
b. Ne sweat Of his ova face, the owner
Of good 200 scre farm with good I'M
proveuuents and we'll stocked and bad be-
sides eoasiderable cheerful cash. He had
raised ~ TO adult age ten children not
only ansverisg the constantly recurring
and difficult question, what shall We cat
and where withal shall We be clothed, but
assistiug those Of them who desired It, to
GOOD educational advantages. He bad
been kind husband. an indulgent and
sfYecti onate father, an obliging neighbor,
ana when the coffin lid vas turned down
Iin bis funeral, all felt 10 their heart oil
hearts that lie, who had gone to his eter'
nal rest, was good old man.
ARLINGTON.
@. L. Adams has returned frcu Bos-
ton with large stock OF New goods wsi1ct
are selling rapidly
| --Arbor Day was observed by some sss
ouito number OF trees set out. Some O
the shops shut down but the day WAS ne
generally observed
| -Fishermea line the river now days
from the small boy to the old man, but W
don't hear OF many being caught, all OF
account Of the cold weather we suppose.
II Mr.. 7. H. O'Connor informs US this
he has rented his new hotel TO Mr.. Warner
!, OF Bennington and that he expects to ope'
lit 10 the public the last Of the month o
the first OF June. Mr.. Warner is goot
man and W wish him success.
4 Large quantities Of logs have gon
down the Battsnkill for several days. Sun
day the river was full Of them, and in to
afternoon : good many people were nea
tho stream Watching them . they plunge
over the dam at Lsthrops mills.
Mrs. G. A. Bnndy has received = ne'
lot II spring millinery GOODS, aud wi
soon 90 to the city to purchase more. Sh
il now ready for the spring and summe
trade aud hopes to have call from al he
old customers and good many ~ one'
AT the last regular meeting OF Dudle
Post @. A. R. comrsde LOOMS, OF Bet
uington, Assistant Inspector for Bsnnins
ton county was present and Inspected th
Post. The Post have begun to make q
: rapgsmsnts for the observance OF Memo
. rial Day.
WEST ARLINGTON.
4 Y REV. L. G. Jones commenced bis so
I FosA year as pastor here Sunday. Preacl
!. kiuR from Joshua 10 Il: There remaUe'
,.fyst very much land to be possess ed
). Niss Anna Hanaman presided 1t the o res
!. Mjss Psarlis Hanamsn assisted the ho
I'll school 10 district No. did not col
= msncs Moudsy - expected. owing 70
!. illness Of teseher, Miss Wilcox.
u -. lockwood, the urbAnc eierk
BE- s. Marshsm's store, Is In his usual pls
p sgaiu after spending short vacstio IN
- the city.
20 Miss Pearlie Hanamau OF G. Brns
= wick. N. Y. is visiting 1t her grandfather
'" A. Hausmsn.
Mise Fanny Mckee is spending I
weeks in Rupert With Der sister, Mrs.
W. Sherman.
-R. @. Mckee has . harrow and bro
% cast sower made by the Champioo ID
leo. al Oweeo. \. Y.
10 Thomas Lyman spent two 8syt
10 weak 10 schenectady visiting snd i
had not seen fer twenty Eve ye ms.
H. G. Buck has secured The sea v
" Of Leroy Low for the coming 80 n
Leroy il vide awake fellow aud v
~ ne gess his long feock on ssrning
70 ereeuswsrd-ws expect 10 see things
= gle.