The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-03-25

uA lDccRa amo1g thAEftss Sf - WV
kindly rcoeived snd tnudefly cared Ter
bis sseksess. ssd his rssnasns were by u
Masonic fraternity esbslnsd add resurn
ed 10 Vermont. where ikey received bur
.Ai, With Impressive faneral services. O
Tuesday II this week. He vs man q
ssnisl. gsesrons spirit of Christian PRO
esples. aud 70 bis family and large c'rci
d irisnds his memory 10 precioua
soHrH AurrH1
--Dsishs Taylor has Just returned fron
Western Nsv York. where he purchased
registered Hoistesn bell calf eleve'
nou,hs old. weighing over 700 pounds
Mr. Taylor likes the Holsteins. believing
they excel Ia tuo points, - mixers set
also ior beef
wEsT nrrEnT.
Geo Holmes and family moved u
West Hebrnn lsss week
Cows sold very low II Harry Clark
suction lat week, averaging about s2s
each.
-Eagene Bonneville and family moved
10 Montreal Tuesday. He has made cheese
n The dose isctoiy several years
"A N. Bibbins will put 10 . general
stock Of dry goods and groceries in the
store recently vacated by Geo. Holmes.
The nrm Of Sheldon 4 Richey has
been dissolved by mutual consent Geo.
H. Riehey will conduct the business iu the
future.
Theodore Sheldon, . former resident
OF this place. and brother OF A. p. Shel.
don. from Michissa 10 visiting his friends
10 this vicinity.
But very little sugar hss been made
Jet. Some predict poor season. We are
having . fine sugar snow to-day. after
which we ought TO have good run Of sap.
-. d. simonds returned to Brattle-
boro last week.
Mrs. s. A. Russell Is visiting friends
In Hoosick, N. Y.
Prank Wyman Is sssisting our Mer-
chant in the store.
M J. Hspgood and family are visit
ing in Easton, Penn.
III. O. Davis is very low and no hopes
IRE entertained OF his recovery.
--Silas Eddy seems to be improving
II is thought that he may get out again.
1T is not very good sugar weather just
,ow. Alfred William has made over
lundred pounds, aud it is extra fine too.
Andrew Kirkwood has moved into j.
J. Walkers house, which was lately vaca-
ed by John j.. who takes his family to
North Londonderry soon.
LAxD6RovE.
Mrs. W. ]. Cudworth is on the sick
list
Ira Sheldon intends 10 spend the sum.
ner in Minnesota
AMIR. Stebbins OF Winhall is moving
nto the J. W. Colbnrn house.
Mrs. Luther Perry OF Bondville is Wis
ting her daughter. Mrs. Duane.
"A few have commenced sugaring
vhile the more fortunate ones have not.
Stillman Childs has commenced his
ummer's work for Charles Batchelder in
'eru.
rom Hss.aefnsett a. where Trey A spent lf6ss
Tinter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Cook have return
d from their bridal tour, and report says
hey will remain this season with Jacob
,mith.
ARLINGTON.
j. X. Batchelder, who has been west
q business trip, has returned.
Mr.. A. s. Adams, who has been away
OF few days at his old home at Cuttings
lille has returned. He is looking much
'etter.
The sugar makers are very busy now
citing things in readiness for the sugar
eason. Quite q quantity Of syrup has
lready been made.
The annual school meeting Of District
10. Q will be held at the school house IN
aid district on Tuesday evening, March
9th. Al 7 O'Clock p. m.
Nc. u. @. Woodworth is still confined
0 the lsouse, aud for the last few days has
os been 70 we'll. He Is attended BY DR..
Vymsn Of Factory Point
There wss quite crowd At the auction
ast Saturday. Of the household goods OF
hc late Mrs. II. Garfield. Most Of the
,oods sold well.
Several Chicago men we're here over
,undsy. parties who are connected with
be Miltimore car wheel works. They
topped at The Bartlett House WINE nere'
The Emerald Dramatic Club will 70.
,eat play that they put on the stage
ONE years ago. The entertainment will
AXE place about the middle Of April. No
Ioubt they will have good house.
The correspondent Of the st. Albsns
Messenger has been making some remarks
bout the correspondent Of the Benning-
on Bmncr and other local sheets. also
bout the correspondent Of the Reformer,
hich the latter would do well to read.
% our opinion. II bits her case quite for
IDLY. Facts are what We want not mere
umor
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. A. Cole, who lost her husband
sceusly. 10 quite III.
We have had sevsrsl foe sugar days.
80, msLerg propbcsy foe year.