The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-05

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sni ~ lArss'y stsssdsd, Sunday. which
showed shs hearty synpsahy o. oil for The
Nd husband and bis fsnily.
Dog day vsaahar: rightly asasd; -
BID ssd dinsrsabls - most cuss
--Am U. q. Binosds and daughter.
0racis. Of NatiOk. Ma. are Waiting II
Dea. Bimonds.
--Mn LYDIA (DArnsra) Ala Of Green
6sld. Nasa.. and hsr niscs. An lBstchsl.
der) Stuart Of st. Louis. No. are suumss-
Ing Il ths Bromley Houss.
--Fishssmsu have become vsaried Of
their ast and no doubt ths poor little trout
LEFT arc too. Well. BY another year The
trout left In The streams. will grow 70 the
enormous siEs Of three or four inches no
doubt.
Al Republican caucus held on Sat-
urday evening. Lest. The following dele
gates wsrs chosen 10 attend the county
convention: Dexter Bachelor, John @.
Walker. NJ. b. Lyon; altsFnates; n. J.
Hspgood. J. H. whitney. W. J. Farnum.
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Mrs. Geo. Coleman Of Worcester 10
visitipg friends In this place.
Mrs. Frank johnson and child have
returned 70 thar home IN Worcester.
The grocery Of Jonas Hill Was broken
into last Friday night and $50 stolen
thsreirom.
Pamela Amsdon and Mrs. Viola
Smith have gone back to their home in
DesrHeld, Mass.
IF. Holden il on the sick list. Hiram
Williams 10 also III with congestion Of the
liver Dr.. Woodward attends him.
ARLINGTON.
Geo. Bundy caught some very nice
trout last Monday with the grasshoppsr.
"A good many went from hare Tuesday
By cars and teams to attend The circus at
Manchester.
-Gsn. Andrew has some company from
Ihs western part Of New York state who
will rcmain some little time.
Henry Bundy and Geo. Stafford are 1t
The ponds near Lauderdale camping ont
|or week Of more.
John Hard and his sister Mollie from
New York are in town for few weeks.
They board 1t the Bartlett House
IF. West, who has been on the road for
few weeks selling agricultural imple-
nents and other goods ID home for while.
The listers from the town Of Woodford,
Peru, and Winhall came here Tuesday
to meet the listers from other
owns In the county here. forgetting that
he Law requiring them to do 30 had been
spealed.
The storm Monday night was quite
evere in this vicinity. Corn was blown
Town, fences demolished and other damage
lone. South Of here on Maple Hill and
n Salisbury IL was very much worse
however.
"A game Of base ball was played last
on the Riverside grounds b.
wsen the Oak Leaf nine Of this place and
be North Bennington sine, me former
AIMED club winning BY . score Of 8 to 2.
regular professional game - the score
hows.
Tho dancing class held forth last Mon
~ II the residence Of Mr.. J. Burdett and
I'd an exceedingly pleasant time, after the
lass had gone through with their lessons.
'eopls from Ne hotels came in and spent
q hour very nprily. During the hour
Il. J. W. LAthrop, Mrs. Burdett's father,
man s6 years old danced the Virginia
ssl and did Il very handsomely.
EAST ARLINGTON.
--Haying is we'll over and the yield un-
sually large
--B. W. Stafford il extensively repairing
is shop.
-Doris' circus drew . large Rnumbtr
ON this village. IA
Rev. W. q. Sexton leaves town for . /;
lcation week after next
Sandy Hicks has begun work on the
pairs 70 the Ralph Smith place.
The Methodist Sunday school hes I'D. I
Vi about seventy volumes to their IL
rary. =
"A very severe storm passed over this
'csion last week. doing much damage TO
Fops.
There vas no service At the Methodist
,urch last Sabbath. The church 10 clos.
for repairs
Geo. W. Bennett and men will not .
,gin fresooing the Methodist church I'M
next Mondsy.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid Socie-
gave lawn Party d Norman Batchel-
sr's. last Thursday evening. Receipts
%.
Thu Ladies Aid Soeisty Of the Metho.
ID church will give lawn party At the
Irsonags grounds next Thursday evening.
. band will b present. All are cordial
invited.
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