The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-02-09

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, shop Of Mr. ID. 4 wsirous
] Several couples attended the lesl
year dance st Granville. Last week
MIR. L. A. l.eyene OF Hotel Adelphi
Sew York. is home for lev days.
Mrs A. T. FArrar has returned from
Chicago where she has been visiting he
relatives.
"A regular meeting OF Morning Flowel
Lodge, No. II. =. A A. H., will be held
Thursday evening. Peb. i6.
There xiil be special conyocatior
Of Ms.towee Chapter. No. %. o. Il S. OF
Wednesday evening. Feb. 10. for instruc.
ton.
Amos jenkins b. quite III.
The weather has let up little.
Hard colds aud severe coughs are
prevalent
Some Of cur young people are afflicted
with measles.
The children OF the late Mrs. James
Fsrnum desire 10 thank the Deighbors and
friends for kindly help and sympathy in
their great bereavement
BONNEVILLE
We have had two more snow storms
and slight thaw.
Only about twenty dollars was real
lied at the recent donation.
Mrs. Stone has been quite i'll with
plenrisy. Dr. Woodward attends her.
The recent concert At the church to
raise money TO purchase books for the
Sunday school Melted about twenty
dollars.
There is report that Miss Min ME
Thompson Of Landgrove who was SO badly
frozen several weeks ago. is dead. but It
may not be true. rs we have not been able
10 get ii confirmed.
ohNbEfh AND
"A L. Warner Is on the sick list
Bertha Ridley is sick with the dip,he-
ria Dr. philips attends her.
y. r. Williams lost young COW last
Saturday by getting hooked.
School closed 10 Chsilville las. Friday
Miss Minnie Rushee teacher.
George. Eddie and Nettie Grifiis have
the scarlet fever. They are attended by
DR.. Trull Of Manchester.
The Rev. 4 f. Brown presented our
people with a sermon last Sunday concern
ing the future life Of man Is taught us In
the Bible
The young people gave Waldo Will
liams surprise last week Wednesday
evening. it being bis birthday. The even.
ing WAS pleasantly spent with dancing
and other amusements.
We hope to give cur readers 10 the
near future some articles upon the bust
ness interests OF the town which We hope
will be the means Of inspiring some OF our
fellow towusmen to action.
ARLINGTON
Miss Behring's. who has many friends
in this place has made her Appearance at
the Madison Square theatre rs violinist |
at the iBvitaion Of Mrs. Burdeite
quite patty 81 our Young people went to
Rn,lsnd. Saturday afternoon. to witness
the las presentation OF tho Chimes OF
Normandy. The party was 10 charge OF
Mrs Do Philips aud Ell y'd the eIer
ci.es yer, purh
The ladies VI this place gave leap
year party a, the rosn Hail Friday even
Ing, whicl AS attended by over 80 cou-
piles, asI WasA great success notwith-
standing ihe fact that no snch rush" was
expected II WAS somewhat amusing TO
see some Of our s,sli aud sober ladies' ar
ronnd" on ihs, occasion.
FAST ARLINGTON.
Mr. Wallace "a RS her place for sale
chesp.
There is good deal Of sickness st
present
WIN oBnen goe. TO Troy and scbe-
uectsdy TO day
N. q. Hard has hired Sifi,rd's mill
md 7. Whitman ia running II.
"A a-pe crop Of ice Of good quality
has been harvested from Birney's pond.
Mr.. Payne. formerly OF this place. ~ss
"a tcsn yesterday preparatory 70 going 10
Aichissn.
The ladies aid society Of the Me,bo
list church ell mcct.s, Ira Warnsr's next
Wednesday sit4rnoon.
Rev. J. W Bennett. Presiding Elder.
uill be here 10 bold Quarterly CoSierenoe
Feb. Is. at oue o'clock.
There vas leap year dance st the
own bali last Thursday night Also .
lance the ssme night u Stones ball
This has been The colaes, snap for
many years With heavy rsin last Sat
srisy and Sunday there 10 s,ili heavy
BODY Of saov on the ground,
The youss neu Of SYNDICATE. members
" Rev. Mr. Walkers congregation. TO The
aumber o. 30. presented bin isst Sunday
Ii,sf service. With foe suit Of clothes
,nd niee orcrcosi for which be return.
hearty ihanks
All sufaen from blood disorders eau
ass Ayers ssrsspsrills With assurance Of
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