The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

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W HAL BE- decided V The tovs. that 10 maj
= ~ The future. Asvs convenient aad COO
r Portable pisss TOT holding town meeting.
d thing much sseasd in this plses.
Last Saturday and Sunday nave M
T. regular blixnrd. The snow 10 nearly 4
Q gone. 20 that VI have neither slsishipg o
y shsslins. The ears OF Iumbsrmen han,
; q bali NEST for want Of snov.
-Pssi Waterman, OF New York, vhs
"a hsss Isst summer. 10 at ths Ar,inxsou
House for : lev days He viii 70 out on
one Of his hunting expeditions while here.
!. p. II. CAn6eld i here and viii spsnd
ths holidays at home. He is still en-
Pioyed on the West Shore railroad .. .
conductos.
The nert regular meeting Of Dudley
Post No. %. q. A. r.. viii be held nsxs
Saturday evening. A good attendance l.
desired - the iSstAllment OF officers will
occur II That tina. and other important
business will Be transacted.
"A special eommun,ession Of Rsd
Mountain Lodge. No. 63, r. IA. NJ, viii
Q lAld Saturday night. next, Il Masonic
nsiL Al sAss time Ma officers elect viii
b Installed. All brethrsn arc requested
70 BE- present
There were abont 50 couplsr p,...r. /
sH,uyed thsmsslves; the supp0s
nice; tho music wss good. and al had
Arss-clAss time. Tho bad state Of The roads
kept sgood many from out Of town from
bsiug there. otherwise the house would
have been crowded.
KAsr ARLINGTON.
Bert Moore is threatened with pneu-
monis.
Smith Sharp is in town at NJ. Gal
ushas.
--Christmss trade was nearly Is good
this year ~ last.
Eddie Phillips ia very i'll with conges'
tion Of the lungs.
Hay 10 selling II tho barn for from
SIG 10 $40 per ton.
--Judson Dsming have shut their
shop down for one week.
--Hales shop is running on very short
time, and short handed.
IS. s. Moore sold about iortg gallons
OF oysters for Christmss.
There were several private Christmas
trees and family gather. ings about town.
The Christmas goods displayed by
our merchants were various and hand
some.
The new lobby has been completed at
the M. Z. Church and is 1 much needed
convenience.
We have had two days OF excellent
The rest Of the time has been
1
frozen mud.
Our blscksmiths have been OF, great
strife the past week. They have reduced
the price for new shoeing horses all round
to forty cents
Austin Cole died Monday evening. af.
ter long illness. with soitening Of the
brain. He was formerly one Of the lead
ing business men Of Sunderland.
Abel Goewy Of Sunderland Borough,
. member Of the N. E. church in this
place, died Of paralysis. 1t his residence
Mosday night
--The Christmas sxsrcisss q tho N. Z.
ohurch we're successful. Two large trees
heavily loarded With gifts, made glad the
hearts Of the young and old too. Many
valuable gifts we're presented also, among .
them was valuable gift Of silver ware to /,
the pastors wife. from the Sabbath school
and choir.
sANDGArR.
Mrs. Fanny A Hitchcock. formerly Of
this town, now living 1t Coalville, Ohio, Q
was married last week TO Dr.. E. L. Carl. !
lon, Of the latter place. 2
BERLIN, N. I.
About forty dollars was realized at
The Christmas tree festival, ut the Baptist
chnrch.
Fred Dennison Of Albany, spent .
Christmas at the paternal mansion. Fred d
is A on the piano. d
VIM. McMaster who Is teaching
school in Dist No. Schsghticoke. is
home on vacation.
The revival il still in progress 1t the
Seventh Day Baptist church. Several :. !.
converts were admitted by baptism TO the
church. on Saturday last.
--Tappen Post bll @. A. r.. on . 70. Y
sent occasion INDUCED in . camp fire. r
Rations wers prepared and issued TO the
- Of old. Lieut.. Col. r. E. Mo.
Master Of South Berlin, among other in-
vited guests was present.