The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-04

the Ioun Hall last Friday evening. Jan.
ysih, was . snocess. sl.hough TIE vcsiher
vas very stormy snd the roads 10 very
bad condi,ion. A good audience attended
tho lecture. aud listened 10 II With very
marked attention. IL Was hDe prodne'
iion aud showed 10 plain words how The
citizen al this coupiry could tarn Ia q
nomcn, into soldier and risk his life and
all be bad and hsh, for bis cogniry and
ito flag. and come out victorious al last
The camp are Was one 81 the best The Post
crsr had. The speaking by Hon. !. H.
Ba,chclder, Rev. Mr. Walker, Comrads
Parker lihe lecturer. aud Others was first
class and the music by the eiee club
added much to the camp fire and made "
lively ADD interesting Hard tack ani
coliee was served 10 all, 20 thai none need
20 away hungry. The dance was attended
W about forty couples all of whom en-
soyed IT. Pos, Custer Of Bennington was
represented by Comrsde A. J. Moves; Post
Fuller Of Dorset was represented by eight
comrades. coming fifteen miles over the
worst possible roads and through storm
Of snow and rain. with Gen. Hardtack at
their bead. which We must ealltrue soldier
grit. We beliese this entertainment one
Of the best tho Post ever gave, and We
only regret that the weather was so bad
that more could not attend. Another en-
teriainment Of sons kind will take place
before long. aud we hope the weather will
be 50 that every body can come.
EAST ARLINGTON.
DIR johnson is still att. Farnhams.
u. X. Judson and wife have returned
home.
There was another dance Of Stones Hal
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. l.. A. Gillette OF Bristol, is Wis
ting at Mr.. Walkers.
There are several building projects,
under way for the opening OF spring.
There will be no preaching at the
Congregational church next Sabbath.
The lunch box socisble at N. g.
Hards last Wednesday, netted about nine
dollars.
We understand the working force at
Jndsop and Deming mill is TO be large.
" reduced.
The weather for week, has had va
ETY. enough to suit the most caphous,
IA, o, hail, snow. warm. moderate, cold,
! gu. ok succession.
a /, rye number from this village at
anaed m, campfire, last Friday evening
wen ty d. ,dley Post at Arlington village
he singing was furnished by a quartette
-om this yillae ;, consisting of N. G. Hard
frs. +. Eddy, NJ T. and Mrs. Z. l.. Walker
ne o,,ass;o, vas one long to be remem-
cred, by all present
WEST AnL NoToN.
Schools IN some OF the neighboring
istric,s close this week.
H. 4. Eaton has esen laid up 10
,me little time with severe cold.
Quite n numb er from here attended
,rprise party at Mr.. S. Wnghss last
eek
Mr. AMI Mrs. Lemue!. Hansman "
runswiek, n. Y, are in town s's'"'s ~
leir fathers a. Hansman's.
Mrs. 4. s. Reid has sold out her bn.i.
sss here to Williams 4 Teft and expccts
move to Cambridge in the spring.
Will Pratt has returned from Brook.
n and reports having had fine time
o think his vacation has done him good.
The sociable at II. G. Bucks, passed
finely and netted quite a sum. Now
the time for them when we have good !.
sighing.
Last week when it was raining we .
ought the prospect Of our having sleigh p
8 again very soon, looked rather dubious a
I at this writing the sleighing is simply d
and.
AT the close OF school in Dist. No. g., re
learn there is TO be public exhibition "
the evening. The proceeds OF which, re
to go toward buying maps etc, for the in
TOOL. ar
III. Gay Buck had eight sheep badly 70
ten by dog last week and David Buck th
three. The supposed CAMS is the IN
'perty Of Ransom Squires who stoutly nj
used to admit that he was among the th
* at all. hi
: We wish 10 say through the colunmso 10
JOURNAL to friend f. that last winters NJ
,paign is past aud we would like to
Ike hands and be friends, and also
Nd very much like to again see W. A
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