The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05


ssrss ssns better than On Friday ssesin,
Hef hnt solo vas diGrnls bot veil ret
aenea. .hlls Millsrd's bright soax. ''Iile'
Tear Lislls Hear" vas speeis iy sdspie
) ~ beg @ ~ soprano voine and wss sreeis'
.iih hearty ard veil neriied sppiaass
Ma Bnrsc.s hes made progress DARN
the pes, year both in strength Of FOiee az
ability 10 eaecaie. The Skinner prize "a
tesi s.s.y Wa awarded 10 Mi. Tarne,
aud Tor creates, inprovsmen, IN scholar
ship 10 Mas Clsrs Benne,i Pre- grsdu
sled this term aud received their diploms.
Dgssrr.
--Naw arrivals at Washington Hotel.
Ralph Nichols has retained frou
Boston.
II. A. Collins lost a valuable hors.
last week.
DIR. Lsddie visited hi. parents 10 SIN
shat fcoeatly.
MIR T. Harrington aud siie spent
Sunday ia Wells
There were tso additions 10 the
church las, Sunday.
The Pfentis, residence /. occupied by
several OF the family.
-Msris Hoiley has returned from Mich.
i9an after q long Abst ncs
Rev. Mr.. Perry Of Ruper, exchanges
pulpits vi,h the pastor here next Sunday.
Miss Louise Sykes. who has been for
tho past year in Miss Johnson's school 10
Boston has returned home tor the sum
mer vacation.
Miss II. X johnson OF Boston who
has rented Major Duaton's residence has
arrived with her servants Mrs. Charles
Johnson of Newton. Mass and Miss
Matter Of Portsmouth. n II. are her
guests
pAwLET
: Mr.. Graham aud vile left Tor New
York. Saturday.
Bosrders are filling the Crescent Valley
House quite fast
Mrs. John Bromley and daughter are
spending few days with relatives in Lon
donderry.
The Republicans 10 town have pur
chased fine banner with the nominees
names across the bottom. it was thrown TO
the breeze on June 29ih.
Dan Bromley has COW that gave 10
oae week $40 lbs OF milk and they have
made lbs OF butter week besides using
milk add cream for hotel use and Dan fur
nishes quite number Of families with
milk.
A large aud beautiful Harrison flag
gsily caught the breezs 10 our village last
evening, with three rousing |
cheers for the Republican nominees and
the ladies' OF the town whose spirited en-
thusissm largely caused its production.
ARLINGTON.
Miss Casey OF Saratoga is visiting at
Rev. Mr. Prstt's
Two ladies from Asbury Park, N. j..
.re expected at Ira NJ Caudeld's soon for
he Summer.
The organ for st. James church,
recently purchased in New York, is ex.
,ected here this week.
The Bartlett house has slresdy quite
! number Of city guests and more are ex
,ected this week. All the rooms are taken
u the house and several have sccommods.
ions in neighboring houses.
The Arlington Band will hold picnic
a the grove between the villages. Cake and
90 cream will be served. 1t is hoped
here will be large attendance and lib.
raj patronage 10 assist in sustaining .
very desirable institution in our midst.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Frank Young with his bride was 10
own last week.
-QuArterly meeting next Sunday Of the
hurcb on the green. II
Mrs. 7. s. Weed and son spent week c
I her fathers. @. A. Derrick's recently. I
ID. +. Buck has by recent repairs .
,ale his residence one OF the most de I
irable 10 town. Il
--Thomas Lyman lost much priced
orse this week. II was found 10 the
asture with broken hip.
Mrs. W. p Eaton. is repairing her
ouse quite extensively. putting in dou.
10 windows. which improves it's looks
lstly. a
Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Hiram o
s~ley's on Saturday last. Though II
savy Shower accompanied with hail Wis Y
cd Us about the time OF gathering, there >
a. good attendance.
"A son OF Mr.. Plnnket met with a se- =
re accident last week by the accidental 'e
'schsrgc Of gun while shooting crows u
a corn field. As be cannot talk the fsc,s o
the case are not fully known. y
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