The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-05-17

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( crsiie oopvsn,ios ii Moaipelisr issi week.
Quite run Der Of oar c'iisens ven'
, 10 gaiisna Saturday 10 ses The horse sbos.
Mrs Bliss en.sriaiSed = party Of
frissa. reocs,ly The occasion beiss Der 80
birthday.
Mrs IL A. Williams we1t 10 Beuping
toa Last week 10 zee II n Williams sho Is
siill very los.
II expected tbs. Rev Mr.. Gordon OF
Coils. n. Y. gill address US the So,h.
Dcoors..os Day. sai .hs, "Hsmnonds
DRUM Corps" Of Granville will farnish
music.
--Fuaersi services Of Mn Clemons wAs
held Friday morning aud her remsins
we're taken 10 Wells for burial She Was 40
estlmsbls somsn . Kind mother aud The
loss 10 her childrcn will be irreparA6ls.
Cards arc out announcing The marriage
on May 10 Of Elisha Harrington Of Dorset
To Miss Puma Smith Of Putnam, n. J.,
They gill 40 10 housekeeping 10 this VII
lsse and ve wish them much happiness.
"A few Of us lucky ones witnessed quite
8 show OF horses one day las, week. 10 or
100 passed through the village going south
oil foliowine their leader at full gsiiop
never swer,ing 10 the right or lett. or
sbreast 10 The center OF the road.
William q. Bsrro~s. formerly OF this
place. wss tried 10 New York state. recent
liz. for breach OF promise 81 marriage
The plaintiff, Nj. Fannie j. Baker. OF
Granville, claimed $4,000 damages.
She testified ths, during their engage.
ment. which lasted about i~o years. she
hsd received more than 400 letters from
him, but Was able 10 produce only 200 10
court. Bsrrows was defended by i. Q.
OF Syracuse, formerly OF Rupert. who did
the hes. be could for his client, but the
sympathy Of the jury 10 such cases, Ia
generally inclined towards the fair sex,
aud, 10 this case, they brought Ia yer
dict OF 81. 500 Tor the plaintiff
PAwLKI.
-B. II Weed has lost one OF bis ponies.
-Cbas. Boypton has moved on to bis
farm in Peru.
MIR. Erwin moves into the Boynton
house,
--Meitowee Chapter, No. 20, 0. Z. s.,
will meet May oath.
Flower Brook ana Blskely cheese fac.
tories shipped cheese Monday.
Mr. McCready and Miss Eastman were
married at the Franklin Hotel, May 9Th
by Rev. Z. L. Walker.
The heavy rains OF the past week have
done considerable damage to the highways
and some Of them are impossible.
Calvin williams and wife have return. ,
ed home after several weeks absence. and
found their house had been broken open
and some things missing. X. Walker
aud wife have also been absent some time
aud their house was also broken open and
some things taken. |;
GO. ". Whitney is running his saw /
mill night and day. employing eight men. I
Last Saturday they cut q ,565 feet, and
last week 10l, 0S4 feet, slabs and edgings =
being cut into wood /. w. Colburn and I
n Z. Whitney were the sswyers. Who :
can beat this record? d
SUNDERLAND. d
u. W. Stockwell Is very sick with +
pneumonia.
We are sorry TO learn that Mrs. james b
Andrew is quite sick.
The Bsttenkill Was the highest last II
week ii has been this spring
--Addie Bentley has been suffering from :
. fclon on her finger.
The morning mail was some FIVE hours !,
late Friday caused by the accident at !,
Dandy.
Joe Gaurresu cut his hand on q small
saw last week while at work 10 the shop !,
Tor u. W. Bradley. II
"A Goldthwait and wife oftrroy. N. Y, o
have been visiting their father in this s,
place, s
Mrs ". f. Bacon has returned home.
She has been sbseut some time taking care
,t her mother Who is sick ID
Our new post msster las Just received
/ complete cabinet OF post Office boxes di
rect from the manufacturers. "
--E. jones, who was manager for Bur- :.
rel a whitman when they ran the shop
here, was 10 town last week on business. -
Our sportsmen are bringing in the 4.
aree game, A. p. Bowen two Wild geese, !,
]. A. Graves az eagle that measured six "a
Ieet from tip to tip Of its wings. A
ARLINGTON 40
There are sixteen cases Of measles 10 II,
he village, VI
Mrs. d. W. Elmore. OF North Adams, A
Mass, vas In town last week. be
Mr. pnt. and family are housekeep- ar
o. 10 Miss Adelia r. Holden's house do
Geo. W. Mitimsre |. in town this -
reek. ~
Miss A. X, Holden is boarding ., ". N 4.
isrd's !.
Mrs 81. II. Deming. Mrs. J. X. -
Stakeholder add Miss s. A. Hyde attended =,
be meeting OF the womans Auxiliary A.
4 Rutland last week. n,
--Joha Higgins will open the Lake Dun fr
more House. gSslisbury.) June lst and 81
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