The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-22


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Cd 40 arsi prias iof inrrosencsi 10 vat
lac. Ksis Isorsa seooaa Maggis Qsil,n
iits ttnd. Nci shet5i Elsie Balrhelder
Kslss Hona. csffIs Besn ssa freddA
lRlch. Abnsni ose ball day Arthur Batch
elder. HsiiAs Brophy. and Jsnis q Brasa
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Issietelaer ssd Katie lIossn. Errcllmcr'
la both schools 81. average siisnaaDee %
IN. Y. w,nsn y. home over ssads.
--Ds Bsschslscr Is quite icsble Ia
besiih.
4 --Ma NJ. J. Hspsood n 10 Troy for
fen dsys
/ Mrs G. W. Woodward and dsughier
are risiiins frisHas ia tosn prior 10 max
ing itsr bono 10 Acton. Mas
Singing school ., the church ssiuf'
Oar night those .ho have copies Of John
soE . cAofas Chou" please 10 bring them.
SUNDERLAND
/ --Mlnnie Bashee is 10 Dsrby.
There vas a dance 1t j. r. Williams
Saturday night
Mrs. Bradbury Of Bcnpiguion Is visi,
sng at Mrs w. 4. Bacons,
: Merritt Bentley who has been sick .
long time died Sunday morning.
The Farmers Band with others attend
Cd the illumination at Manchester Ssiur-
day night
ARIIsoToS.
w. G, Fsrnum hiss received patent
for a machine Tor making spiral steel
spings
--E NJ. Ls,hrop is making changes 10
the old Garfield homestead. where he rep.
resens the fifth generation from the
original owners The present changes are
10 the chambers where fonr large rooms
are foished from what ihe legion OF Young
sters Who have played there 10 the long
ago aud who are scattered the length aud
breadth Of our broad land. sud perchsnee
some on foreign shores. will remember as
The great chamber. The privileged play
room OF their early years. dormer win.
dow 10 the north roof lighting two rooms
sod two large windows east aud west Civ
ing light TO the two southern ones. Mod
ern improvements have been made 10 the
barn and grounds bot most OF the old
landmarks remain. Mrs Lstbrop has re
Gently returned from 8 mouths soiourn
visiting relatives in Western, n, Y.
The Republicans OF Arlington had
celebration and torchlight procession on
Wednesday evening. in which they were
joined by some citizens OF SALISBURY and
Sandgate, the whole numbering 200 strong.
100 OF whom were mounted. The process
sion started from headquarters at Wood /
worth 4 Csnfeld's store, through the vii
lage, 10 and through Water street, thence
upon returning to East Arlington. The
illumination OF houses OF Republicans
along the line OF march was general. A
noticeable expression Of democratic in
lucnce" caused no little Inconvenience A
log cabin which bad been built and mount
I'd on a cart to be drawn by yoke Of oxeo
was found when ready TO start minus the
nuts 10 the wheels. The want WAS, how
ever. supplied the missing lick found, and
after M honrs delay aud free expression
OF opinion from the viciimized eelebrants
the crowd started on Its way with the nsual
enthusiastic demonstrations. The Airing
ton baud. gay In new uniforms, furnished |
he music. and an occasional gun discharg
ed lent variety to the scene. There was
good number OF appropriate banners
Belva A. Lockwood and aid. who have
learned just what mot to do" 10 this cam
paigu, we're horsewomen managing their
FESTIVE steeds with determined will. The
orderly crowd quietly dispersed at an hour
creditable to advocates OF reform.
RAsr ARLINGTON.
--Cbas. Cook has gone to Massacb usetts
for visit.
Adam Walter has been on the sick list
for q few days past but is improving
Mrs. Frank Eddy who broke her an
kle recently is getting along nicely and
will soon be up again.
There was all oyster rnpper and dona
ton party at the Congregational church
"Wednesday evening.
The Republican parade in celebration OF
The election Of Harrison aud Morton took
place Oh Wednesday evening and was said
10 be the greatest demonstration ever seen
ia this town.
Mrs. David Chadwick IA old time resi-
dent, much respected by all who knew her
aud for many years consistent member
d the Congregational church in this place
died on The 18th inst. aged 81
wEsr RUPERT.
We regi,t TO learn that Mark l.. Shell
don, president Of the Salem National
Bank and Tor several years its cashier was
taken III Monday morning With bemor-
rhasc. Mr.. Sheldon is son of the late
r. l. Sheldon 81 this place and one OF
oar very bes, young men,
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