The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-08

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LONDONDERRY
AT the ssssL nssissg Of West River
I,.dss. Ne. 81, ". A n The following
oascsrs we're shsssu for ths year ensuing
A. A. Carts. W. ~; /. n Bailey. B. W.,
q. W. whisssy. J. WA ". J. Wiiiiss,
Trsss II. A. Hayward. Sect; A. 4. Bal
lsy, i. Dill r. Halt, J. DIS Allss' 3
s. Ala Clsliis. J. g.. b. 3 Wall, mar
shsl; N. L. svssslssd, chaplain; J. Q.
LAkis. tyisr; sssaSisg committee, on
nssscs, G. W. whitasy. ). Allen; on
grievances, l. n Bailey. W. W. Wiley; on
charity, LIP Sheldon. n l. Sssstlasd; On
morality, l.. 8. Arssld, A. Z. Bryasl
LAxpoRovE
Mr. George Richardson 10 spending
the winter With relatives
s.. A. Richardson has The sprlcs tim
bsr nearly ali eut on his bill lot In
srousd Is bare with ne signs Of snsv.
The .old felix's coscsrt. spoken q 10
The last JOURNAL. has been postponed 70
Tussdsy evening. Jaa. Is. We think II
viii deserve full hosss.
The store bsildisg Of 8. 4. Richardson
has stood 10 Ne highway for svo weeks
ana teams are compelled 70 pass through
Mrs. Riohardso.'s lot 70 gel around Il.
There Is esssilsrabls unpleasant feel
ing in district No. 2. Half The scholars
have bees taken out Of school The iauit
| found with ths teacher 10 il regard 70 the
method Of puaishnent. end whether the
teacher has costrsl Of the scholars outside
Of the sohssl house or not. II 10 usually
the case that the blame is not oil on ore
side.
ARLINGTON.
The officers Of Pest Dudley, G A IL
No %, we're Installed st their regular
meeting last Saturday evening by G. A.
Bundy Asst. Inspector General Of the
Department.
The officers Of Red Mountain Lodge,
No. Go, r. 4 A. NJ, we're snstsllsd at .
special com municstion held last Thursdsy
evening January lst by DR.. ". s. Phil
lips. district deputy.
There are . large number Of people
sick here with colds, some quite sick. The
doctors ere ovsrrun with business, oil on
account Of the sudden changes in the
weather We suppose.
The comrades Of Dudley Post have
decided to have another series Of dances
Of 8 in number for the small sum OF enc
dollar. The first one to take place is this
Thursday evening, Jan. 8. Good music
will b in attendance. Any one paying VI
will 10 entitled 10 ticket to the whols
series. A Good time 10 warranted to oil
Who attend.
| The dance st the skating rink last
Thursday night, January LIST, was quits
we'll attsn dsd considering the state OF ths
weather and the condition Of the roads
We think the attendance would have bssr
much larger il the music had been better
Many were disappointed. The hall is g
large and open thatit requires much heav
Ter music and more Of 1t il order TO hav'
il heard. We think dance with frs
class music wonld b. we'll attended.
The burning Of the chair factory. oc
, cupisd by D. g. Barney - brush bacl
manu- factory. which occurred early Frida.
nersisg, Jan. 2nd, will be quite loss t
the tswa - IL throws out Of employment
> 80 or 40 men. Mr.. Barney's loss will b
: auits heavy also. a. he was insured 10
: only enc thousand dollars. He has bull
up large trade in that line and the susl
mesa was constantly insrsasing. II W
: thought that At one time oil the building
. near By would burn, but the hard work
!. those present and the favorable eonditie
II Of the wind saved them. The cause
the Are is unknown, The building b
Il loneed 10 the Arlington Car HanufAstu
!, ing Go limited and was net insured.
= We didn't expect to have anything
4 say about Col. Hunter this week. but
It have just heard something and althous
il occurred some time ago il too COED
keep. Our friend. Mr.. Enos Caafiel'
4 sold . car load Of sheep to 60 West ~
wanted to be particular in sorting them
!. a. not 10 send any old ones. Therefore
employed COL Hunter to ssrt them
him, supposing him to be an expert
that lire. The colonel went into the fiot
and threw out about twenty-five Of u
is youngest aud best sheep, Mr. Canine
e says to the colonel. why do you thrc
those sheep out2' He replied that tn
b, were old because they had no teeth on !
B. uppsr Jaw. except the grinders Mr. "a
field was 50 pleased about il that he tc
A. the story to the cooperation men aud
Nv this manner ii leaked out The color
a viii probably nov know an old sheep fro
young one.
WEST ARLINGTON.
II. Mrs. H. G. Buck il improving.
ng Mr.. Mills spent the latter part Of i
N week q his father-in.lAws. 8. MARKHAM
The usual number made and rscsiv
calls and ate their turkey dinner on N
= Years day in this village
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin attended
/, Wedding Of thsir niece. Miss Eva Aust
Y. a Jacksos. N. T., last Thursdsy.
No services d the church last Ssbb'
= Owing 70 the roughnsss Of ths reads X
4. L. G. Jones did set ct svsr frsn q
:. shan.
ber Mrs. r. s. Weed and her son Char