The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-15


Co1xreeslsonsi church on Sundsy mnrn.
ise iAss andsspoke 70 the people on ID,
subject q tsmrsrAnces The lecture VIA
40 interesting one. Of The Murphy ssyl,
and AlseDiivslyIlistepsd 10 ~ The oongre-
tio1-
Geo. y. sinonds ana wife 81 Ksnsa,
bare been In IOWA The past week making
brief Gala upon relaiives aud frienda
They leave this Monday morning. for
New Hampshire aud Massachusetts. who're
they vii spend week or two before re-
turning 10 their Western home.
--Andjnow vho IL 10 be Pern's represen.
tatire this fall. Thisis m important sub
lecs for discussion and the issues Of the
times demand man who is the most cap.
able and onc Who will stand BY the pripci.
pie Of right 10 his fellow men and towns
men and against riDgs aud ring.rule.
Awaken ye hardy sons Of toll and select .
csdidsss whom you know TO DO the filtcss
among you.
ARLINGTON.
--Quite large party from this and the
other village are on the mountain camp.
ing out this week.
&C. d. Vault and family have been up
north for week or two. They are ex-
pected TO return this week.
Col. Hunters carpenters. who have
been laying of for . while. have com
menced working on his house again.
wv. N Hard has seas Tor weeks Va,
cation TO New Jersey. where his wife has
been on visit 10 her brothers home.
e. W. Miltimore has . cousin here.
who resides 10 California, who will re-
main few days. His son accompanies
him.
A little child OF W. L. McAuley tip
ped over on her hand and arms bowl Of
hot fat, last Friday. and was badly burn
cd. She is as comfortable As can be ex-
pected. Dr.. Phillips attends her.
IN. II. Deming has sold 10 Mr.. Heart
OF Troy, N. Y, nice building lot north
Of his residence. The large barn that
stands on the lot will soon be removed and
. nice house built on the lot, which will
be great improvement to the village.
The following scholars OF the prims.
~ department OF district No. 2, we're not
absent during the term just closed: Win
ME Phillips, Flora and Rollie Richard,
David Robinson, Mary Thompson, Frank
Young, Anna McAuley, Eddie and Patrick
Jullinan, Agnes Rule. Absent one half
lay: Lillian Richard. Willie Cullinan,
Settie Kendall. Absent one day. Fred
lie Fisher. Louisa Young, Sarah Mann,
Patrick Thompson.
siNDaAIE
Mrs. Lewis Peck OF West Sandgate,
5 very sick. DR.. Maynard attends her.
David Still died July 9Th, aged 70 |
ears. He was life long resident Of this
own.
Willie Hoyt who has been teaching
esr New York city. is home for vaca-
ion, and developing his muscle in the
'ay field.
We are glad to see Jarvis Hurd out
gain after his sickness, and also his faith
= and mother, who are now residents OF
Jam bridge
The 4th passed of very quietly until
vening when E. B. Hurd came up from
Zoos lex Falls. bringing nice lot Of fire.
forks. All were greatly pleased at the
rand display. especially the little folks
tho are loud in their praises Of Mr..
Iurd.
Most OF our farmers have sold their
vool to Henry Hoyt Of Hoosick Falls or
!. D. Harmon OF Salem, receiving from
g to 20 cents. They do not quite see the
Ugh price for wool, which certain Dem
crat promised, when we should have
Democratic administration.
Mr.. o. A. Barrows, who enlisted from
bis town and spent three years in the
or, participating in the battle Of Gettys-
urg. has been making visit to his old
here He notices . great
iany changes in our people. during the !
5 years be has been absent, many Of those
no were leading men then are now at
,st in the cemetery. He is living in
Minnesota and is an enthusiastic west
rner,"