The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-15

Asthhs
Rev. r. \. Prsi, aud wife have gone
10 Bosion 10 attend the meeting Of Tbs
Amcrican Board.
Mrs. EImund Msnley rs sway on
,curaey 10 the north part OF the state
Barre and other points-
Mr. aud Mrs. West Of Milwaukee
Wiz. have beecn spending few weeks 81
the Sheldon homestead.
Mrs q. NJ. Sykes left here last weel
to attend meeting Of tho Vermont brancl
Of missions at Windsor.
Several Of orr people were at Mont
pelier last week, Mr. H. II. Kent, Mr. u
q. Root, aud Mr. and Mrs O. ". Far
well.
EAST DORSET
Thomas Quigley has lis new house
which is one Of the best 10 onr village
nearly completed.
William Brown is abou. 10 put another
water wheel In his Landon saw mill. Geo
Reed and Hit Seymour have reatAd tb'
mill for year and are expecting to gel "a
a stock OF half million feet OF sprnee and
bemlock the coming winter
We have among US several past mem
beers Of the General Assembly OF Vermont
bat none Of them attended the social re
union at Montpelier last week. w. IL.
Beebe, representative from Dorset 10 1861
aud 81; Edward Batchelder, representa-
tive from Peru In 1850 and 1851; Ira Coch
ran, senator 10 1867 '6s aud represents
tive 10 1861 from Dorset; =. Grout,
representative from strattcn in 1854; Il
NJ. Touey representative from Jamaica in
1852 '63 Ga; George N. Wall, senator from
Dorset In 1882
EAST ARLINGTON.
The sociable At John Powers last Fri
day evening Melted $3.50.
Apples are being brought IN quite
freely at sl.50 per barrel.
Robert Blair is putting up large cd
dition to his blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Grant have been
spending few days 10 New York.
Station Dennison is 10 move into the
house lately occupied by James Hanna
The New York excursion at $3.50 at
| tracted large number from this village.
--Messrs. Judson and Deniing have
been attending the legislative reunion a
Montpelier.
One OF our citizens left town last Wed
nesday night leaving behind large num-
Dor OF creditors to mourn his loss
The Bennington county Sunda,
school convention opens Wednesday A. N.
with address OF welcome by Rev. Il. l.
Walker.
The meeting called for last Saturday
evening to consider tho matter OF having
. minister for the Congregational church
adjourned without decisive action.
Thursday evening OF this week tn
ladies OF this village will give an oyste
supper at Stones Hall, for the benefit o
the Arlington Cornet Band. Come ont
come all. The boys deserve your help.
The concert given by the NJ. E. Sab
bath school last Sunday evening was
success in every way. This is the frs
time Good Tidings day has been celebra-
ted here. This is q holiday appointed il
the interests Of the Sunday school work
ing OF the NJ. L. church.
A certain Phrenologist advertised
lecture at Stones Hall for last Thursda,
evening, ssmission 10. His sole audienc'
ives one small boy at half price. II ii
said he, the lecturer, INDUCED in Language
more forcible than eloquent at the indif
fersnce Of the East Arlingtonites to hi
claims.
The marriage OF Miss Fanny Hars
and Albert Buck occurred last Wednes-
day evening. Rev. Mr.. Gilliat OBLIGATED
using the beautiful service OF the Episcc
pal church A large number ofrelatiyes an
friends we're present and the present
we're numerous and valuable. The newl,
welded pair left for Wasertown, N. Y, 70
a wedding trip.
BERLIN. N Y.
--Murry Saunders is converting hi
cheese box factory into dwelling.
= Geo. f. Jones Of Hoosick Falls. fol
naes resident Of this place, was In tow
on Tuesday.
Porter Denison OF Clyde, n. T., W.
In sewa las, week, visiting his brother, h
T. Denisoa.
The case OF the people rs WilliAl
II. Harrison. q. @. Brown complainan
was tried Monday.
| --Thos. Burke. advertising agent "a
Church 4 Pbaien OF Troy. N. T., Was
town on Thursday.
--Maxon Saunders, who has bad som
thirty years experience 10 school teaching
is at presen, unemployed.
III. s. Denison started for ThomAssill'
Ga. Monday, TO select house for himse
and family for the coming winter. Nj
Denison was IN Georgia last winter
General fiiz Hugh Lee is riding abo'
Virginia seated on saddle Whie
wss used by bis uncle, Gen. Robert
Lee. during the late unpleAssntness. h
rides at the bead Of troop Of mountt
, men who call themselves tho Fi.x Ia
cavalry. The battle flag. torn and blAci
ened. borne by Piekelt's division at Gel
,ysbnrg. floats Al The front Of the trcol