The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03

Mrs Lake u. Hspsood rsturnsd 70
: hss home 10 EAstou. Pa. lsst Friday, a.
tss too weeks STAY. one 81 which vas
: sps1s with her venerable iAsbcs Previous
, 10 bic death. which occurred My 18th.
The funeral TOOK place Nay goth from
|. the Congregational church Of which be bad
besO member Tor many years.
ARLINGTON.
"A Republiosu caucus will Be held 81
The torn hall nszs Monday evening 70
elscs delegates 70 The $eepublican state
committee.
RAsr ARIxx0roS.
, The heavy rams Of last week have
made all crops boom
Quarterly meeting service Il the N.
u church last Sabbath evening.
Rev. Mr. sexton Is In Saratoga attend
ing The anniversary Of tho American Home
missionary Society.
Last Saturday game Of ball Vas
played q Arlington by tho Hsymsken Of
this village and the Gum Chswen Of Ar
lington. resulting 10 favor Of the latter ia
. score Of 10 70 10
The services Of Decoration Day pass
ed on pleasantly and successfully. The
sermon on Sunday by Rev. W. G. Sexton
Of the Congregational wss very hns pro-
ducsion. The Post turned out en- masse
and tho church Was crowded. Monday
morning opened beautiful and clear. The
rains had laid the dust and the cir vas
cool and balmy. The services ut the hall
begun promptly ct 10 o'clock. The atten-
dance Of people WAS larger than usual.
All parts Of the programme were carried
out, with success and satisiactionI The
singing WAS very fine and the Grafton WAS
highly appropriate TO the occasion. The
procession marched to 81. James Cemetery {
and decorated the graves there using the
full service Of the q. A. II. They then I
went 70 Evergreen cemetery and perform /,
ed the same service. after which they re- 1
turned to the Arlington House. where 40 ]
excellent dinner was provided by the |
host. Mr.. Warner. The people Of Airing !
ton are not losing interest in Memorial i
Day. 7.
WEST ARLINGTON. Z
Miss Mrshsm, ulster Of our esteemed
merchant, has gone to Albany to spend 4
the summer
Charles E. Buck aud wife have return. o
from Florida where they have been spend.
ing the winter q
ALI hail the advent Of an old fash W
Toned season with its promise Of fruit =
grains and grass. d
Mrs. T, G. Austin has returned but in q
. very feeble state. They have our SYM y
pathy in their bereavement and affection. s.
Mrs. W. P. Eaton has returned from {
Washington where she spent nearly year. !
Welcome home with her bright face and :,
genial ways. 4.
Miss Jennie Kniskern. Of Camden. :.
New Jersey accompanied them to spend A
! while with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Buck. q
Miss Grace futile left last week for -
Minnesota, in company Of Mrs DR.. Haw- a.
10y and son, for an indefinite time. She g
was general favorite, and her absence is 81
regretted py old - wen - young. 70
Miss Fannie Mckee is still caring for s.
her invalid sister in Salem, N. T., though
he sick one i slowly improving. Miss
Flossie Eaton still remains d the Normal
'chool in Albany. Miss Amy Buck is
;eaching in district No. g. The absence N
Il 90 many Of out fair ones causes quite !
learth Of young ladies in our little hamlet. s
Mrs. VIM. Lowe left town last week i
o join her hulbsAd and son at their new :
Tome in Somerset She will be much a
missed. having had charge Of the infant
lass in Sunday school for many years, and
'lso cared ivr the interior Of the little
'hurch on the greer, besides weaving
many bright carpet for the matrons here 4
bout Prosperity attend her. =
SYNDICATE. ]
Elisha Hamilton, one Of our most ca