The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-09-17

Many trsu Psuiss will sAsend The
coming fair = Fsssesy rOiat sszt vssh.
"A large chimney 4 bsins eonstrsc.ea
in ihs rear Of the cousnsAfioaAl church.
Il II. Coleman. Of BAsdvich, Ill, il
Ne guest Of Mr.. and Nm. Frank Il. Val.
Mr.. asd Ma George Halsss have
smother son that lips " scales Il twelve
pousdA
w. b. Miller 10 10 ct - clerk Il
Thaysr's Hotel through tAs fair IL 10 The
fifth season.
Quite number from Town attended
Robert Ingsnolls lecture 10 Rutland. on
Tuesday night
The drama 10 Town hall. Monday
night drew fair guidance. The parts
vsra we'll sustained About thirty dollars
~ realized.
About eighty guesis ware present At
the Warner Bradshaw Wedding last week
Wednesday evening. The presents con-
sisted Of cash and other articles. some
costly. Rev. Il. L. Walker. Of Arlington
oiliciated, The bridal tour extends 10
Buffalo and other plasea
EAST penxEr.
--On Wednesday night Of last week
some person or persons sntsred Hartwell
Ksudall's blscksnith shop through win
dow and took shsss1ron ! half inch bit
and biz stock snd . large wrench. These
we're found mart morning. IN J. N. drinths
store and had evidently bsea sssd in gain
ing On entrance. The front door bad been
bored through 10 the lock and wood
screw inserted in tho hole aud turned
with the wrench until part Of the lock
- broken OF 30 a. 10 let the door Open
The key hole Of the door was plugged
With mud 10 prevent the light shining
through. The person or persons sfore-
said then drilled tso 3-8 inch boles
through the door Of Mr.. GrifRth's safe
aud inserted therein tvo little cartridges,
each about ~ large ~ lead pencil aud
made by twisting mp bit Of giant powder
10 little cotton rag. Only one Of the
exploded. bat that was sufficient
10 blow the safe door from its hinges and
about ten feet away. About $500. So we're
then taken from the sais, sl36.63 Of which
belonged 10 the village school district.
about $40 10 The Cemetery Associstion and
the balance 10 Mr.. Griffith.
20. M. Barber has gone over the noun
tain for few days.
Season membership tickets for the
Battenkill Valley fair are FOX sale At the
postofiioe Price $3.50 each. al
IS. Z. Wright, who has been about
four or Eve weeks visiting friends at the
West and in the north part Of the state,
has returned.
The Comrades Of Dudley Post will
please remember the adjourned meeting
to be held next Saturday evening, the 10th
and be on hand.
"A dance for the benefit Of the Airing.
ton cornet band will BE- held 1t the town
hall Friday evening, Sept. 18th. Good
music in attendance.
Coon hunting 10 al the rage here now.
Several parties have been out and have
succeeded in capturing one coon. but their
pluck is good and they say they are
going again.
M. II. Cullinan who who went to the
Burlington excursion has just returned.
When Martin takes a trip you can never
tell when he will return. but be- generally
turns up as gay as lark.
Col. Hunter with o party has been
out hunting bees and we learn they met
with good success ~ the party secured
over fifty pounds Of honey. The colonel
was little heightened as the bees went
up his trousers leg but stood his ground
and fought them away, in the meantime
dancing lively jig.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. A Hulett il seriously i'll.
Rev. Mr.. Walker spent part Of last
week 10 Pawlst
"A No. 65 Stewart heater has been put
in the NJ. 4. parsonage.
William Case has 30 far recovered as
to resume work again.
Slight irosts occurred three nights
last week 10 many places.
--Judson 4 Deming will close their
shop for few days this week
H. A. Hsles shop was shut down two
days last week to take an inventory.
Will Hard has nearly recovered from
the cut be received, several weeks since.