The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

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vent
--Iillls Harold. aged 10 mosths ssd u
days. the yosnsess child Of Rev. Barnard
Coping. died on Nosdsy. the arss day Of
s6ss nonth. Of cbolsra iafsntum. Tho
funeral took place from the parsonage on
Wednesday. the Sd. The services we're
eond ucted BY Rev. Mr.. Oususr. pastor Of
The Methodist church. The bsrsavcd
family hsvs the profound sympathy Of
this community.
The district and select schools vii
oloss next week.
Prank Winchester has purchased .
farm 10 Ludlov, where be viii soon take
passassioa-
Safeguards have been placed on the
a,vhsd bridge for Profession from dsscsnd'
ing into The stream below.
The receipts from the drama vas vac.
A mother play will probably bc produced
ssxt month.
A child Of Charles Boynton died Fri
a " night from whooping cough. which u
qnite prevalent.
Communion services will take plAcs
in the Congregational church next Sab
bath.
Regular communication Of Morning
Flower Lodge No II, F. 4 A. NJ, 10 ma
s.,aio hall, Thursday evening. Nov. lSth.
Work on third degree. Master Masons
invited.
AT the recent tire Of Bernioe Weed'a
house and barn. George Burton lost S2Aoe
in coat that hung in the barn. Fred
s NTH thrcshing machine was consumed
and il was with difficulty that one OF biz
horses Vas saved while getting it out o.
the machine. About all the furniture 10
the house was saved.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. Henry Maynard is visiting IL
town.
-Lsmuel Hsnsmsn. OF Centre Bruins
wick, vas in town the hrst Of the week.
Mrs. VIM. Mckee and Mrs. Henry
Holden. Of Cambridge. N. y, spent last
week With their relatives in this village.
Quite an amount Of snow feel last Sun
Aav Il 80 rather unexpected TO see Il
come 20 early.
A young gentleman arrived in fowl
last Thursdsy, who will make u bis som'
It Robert McKee's.
Nathaniel LOOMS, Of Cambridge, n
X, has been engaged 70 teach in Distnc
No. z, the coming term. Schools 10 DIS
tries No. 6 and 6 commenced this week.
Tho Misses Meta and Emma Mills
Who have lived with their grandfather. .
Narsham, 10 this place for the past three
years, have gone to live with their fathe
near Buffalo. They we're bright little girl
and will be missed.
loving 70 the severe storm last Sab
bath there was no service here, bu
through no fault Of the pastor. Rev. MI
Jones, q be came over from Shushsn Il
the storm. Guess he hes not yet Learned
that the West Arlington people arc fa'
weather ones.
| ARLINGTON.
John Brownson Lsthrop, who died i
Hpsland. Nov, Let. ives so we'll and vide
~ known that the public will look &c
more than brief announcement OF hi
death. His father. Capt Benjamin Lstl
rop. smisrassd from Connecticut. and re
tied in 6undsrlan, soon after the revolu
tionary war. With the exception Of brit
reside nce Ia Clarendon. he reaided 10 Sui
a erland until his death in 1924, and VI
ono Of tho leading men 10 town. d
mother wss the daughter Of Gen. Gideo
Brownson, who was IN active particular
ia both tho French and Revolutionai
vars. He was bornIin Sunderland, VI
August goth, 1900; was clsrk In his fail
srs store ia Sunderland. aud subsequen
y Tor Thomas q. Hawley in LAnsingburl
swo ysass 81 mora; and then,l in conse
/ quence Of bis fathers failing health. be =
: turned 10 Sunderland, settled mp b
mercantile business, taught school In A
: liugton, and after his fathers death, tot
!. charge Of the farm in 6usdeEland.
1 1890 he purchased the hotsl in Arlingto
sed vs. IL proprietor and manager 4
nearly thirty ysars. There were no iai
~~>ds "A that TINA. DurinR this porio