The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-08-23

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or has b. showed il TO his friends snd /
vn Published 10 the Hartford Co1rsnt
The cid friends Of Mr.. sad MnL L
Combs vii DO slsa 70 bear Of then esioy
ins nov sights and scenes 10 !oreign Isnds
Mr.. Comhs bad had . position 10 ih'
Brooklyh rolyteonis school ~ Professol
Of languages fer two years bat iefi It !
year sgo 10 travel 10 Europe for Mes
York firm. He 10 makiag the tear O
Spain. Moray, Sweden snd Rassia MIRA
Combs meantime 10 visiting his broibsr''
family 10 Florence. the family ola bro,heI
10 ssisnerisnd add their parents in Tore
Pelliee. She has also visited Roue with
her husband. They inieod 10 travel 10
sc,her 10 France and hope before many
mouths 10 return here 10 make . perms-
nepi home for themselves ander the stars
aud stripes.
F,sT Ionsrr
The Repnblicans will have rally 81
School House Hall 90 Friday evening
Aug "a 730 Capt s. ]. Porhsn Of
cbicaso the brilliant sod witty young
Irish American orator and other good
speakers will address the meeting. Dem
ocrsts ~ wall Is Republicans enjoy hear
iug Mr.. Forhsn rs be deals 10 no abuse
and hes happy faculty Of amusing an
audience. All are invited.
Willie Perkins son OF WIN. H.. and
Lucina Perkins died Aug. 18th. after q
protrscted and painful suffering from
rheumatism. aged 10 years. His funeral
wss largely attended on Saturday.
-Mrs. Betsey Farrar, widow Of the late
John Fsuar, died suddenly 90 the morn.
Ing Of Aug. 18th, Of spoplsxy. Mrs. Far
rsr was daughter OF the late Shubel Bar.
den She was "a years Of age. Her fun
ersl was held at her late residence on
Monday, the services being conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Grismer.
PAwLET
-Me.towee Chapter. No. 26, 0. L. s.,
will meet Aug 80. At Masonic Hall.
The lightning killed valuable yearl.
ing 10 Mr. r. E. Powers pasture on Fri
day last.
Mrs. Emily Streeter OF Bennington
and Mics Carrie Streeter OF Shushan are
visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Derrick and Miss Nellie
Derrick Of Arlington were guests Of Prof.
r s. Weed and family.
Mr.. Geo. W. Knight and daughter
have returned from Winchendon, Mass,
where they have been attending q reunion
Of the knight family.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
invite the public to sale OF articles, use.
ful and ornamental at Town Hall on FRI
day and Saturday evenings and on Satur-
afternoon, Aug. "a and %. Refreshments
served each each evening.
HoRToSvILLE
School closed town system) last FRI
day,
Henry Fowler Of New York City scent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents.
Potatoes are yielding abundsntly and
those that are digging say the quality is
much better than they expected
stephen Roberts. formerly Demo.
crat 70 years old has left bis party aud
says he will vote for Harrison and Morton.
Carrie Waite who has been at Bran
don for the past ten weeks under the care
Of DR.. Woodward has returned home much
improved 10 looks and health.
Good fishing 10 Lake Hortonio and
the guests OF Hyde Manor are enjoying
rare sport catching pickerel and black
bass, the Manor has at this time lao guests.
ID. 9. Ketchem and Andrew Webster
prominent Democrats OF Sudbury who
have each been representatives at Mont
pelier. wealthy and influential farmers and
heavy wool growers have left Cleveland
and will vote for Harrison and Morton aud
protection.
Miss Pierce will address the people
on Sunday. the Goth inst, instead OF 10th,
As stated last week.
-Almon Adams and Hunt Bros. have
started out with their threshing machines.
which reminds us that the harvest il near.
There will be grand Republican raj.
ly here on Friday evening, Aug. 81. Hon.
]. X. Bstchelder OF Arlington and other
speakers will be present
$ L. Richards Of Easton, Pa, recent
ly sold to VIM. Wearer Of the same place,
4 large mill property situated in Peru.
with several hundred acres OF land 10 Mt.
Tabor.
There will be q social literary and
musical entertainment 81 the church upon
Friday evening. Music by the Simonds
family. REGULATIONS BY Mrs. Bryant aud
little daughter and others. together with
an essay by NJ J. Hapgood upon Camp
Ing Out" upon which subject he admits
himself an enthusiast
Should any towns 10 this viciuity be 10
need OF good men TO represent them in
The Legislature, Peru could supply them
~ there are large number wso desire
The honor. But 10 many cases those who
desire most are least desired, yet oil are
good men. OF course here, Is generally |
through the state, politics is the subject
81 discussion; the educational or school
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