The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-06-14

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--fssny Barssy 10 10 roashteepsi'
my.
~-Morfinsr Barney 10 hone irom UDlc
College. Schenectady.
So Misses Berihs Marble snd Cora Mill
more are expected Friday.
-o.iss 10 tho cold vesihsr very lev
applications hsvs heeu received for sun.
nsr boardsrs
MIR. Mil,imors has some men ., uorl
10 bis shop aud IL is hoped that busin,s
there will he permanent
- Heery Hard and vile Of Yates n Y
are 10 town. summoned by the death o.
Their nucie Enos Garfield
Pred csbfeld is 10 Troy aud Alban,
this week 10 the interest Of J. s. Smart a
Co., A1d Washington Co. Post
The 'missioo TO be given NJ the Cath
ollie ebnrch 10 this place will opeu Deri
sanday evening q, 7ss0 y IN, isstepi Of
the date presion.l! given.
Mrs Al. II Deuing weui TO s.s,oga
last Moad.y to attend tue meeting Of the
siumni and the annual exercises OF Ten
pie Grove Seminary. Mrs Deming is q
graduate OF this Institution.
Ira Garfield has reopened The Machine
shop 10 East Arlington lefi vscan, by the
death Of his uncle Ira McI4sughlin. Mr.
Garfield will be happy to wait upon the
former patrons Of the shop and will endea'
vor TO merit their continued patronage.
Rev. DR.. Garfield and Mrs W. Bart
lett went TO Proughkeepsie on Sunday TO
attend the funeral OF Mrs Dubois on Mon.
day Mrs. Dubois and family have speut
the summers here for great many years
aud bad m any friends who feel they have
sustained a personal loss in her death. 10
fact. "None knew he but TO love her. or
named her but to praise"
News has been received OF the death
oil Ssllie Ann Lee. wife OF VIM. ID. Can.
field. which occurred Ut Petaluma, Cal i,
April 3 Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield removed
from Arlington to Illinois in 81. Ia AT
they went to Oregon where Mr.. Garfield
was nearly killed by the Indians, and
Mrs. Garfield and five children we're held
in captivity for some time. They subse
quently all escaped and went TO Souoms.
CAL, wbero they have resided since 1850.
Their golden wedding was celebrated IL
rs. But two children survive her.
EAST ARLINGTON
The thunder storm OF last Wednesday
was one OF the worst ever known 10 this
place Mrs Hiram Hill was paraly1ed
with a stroke OF lightning and remained
lnsensible most Of the night but is recov
sring from the shock The house OF Mi
,hael Morrisey was struck aud Mrs Morri.
'ey somewhat injured. Many trees were
uprooted in different parts Of the town
mt no great damage was done.
SYNDICATE
@ j. Hurd and wife are visiting 10
N. Y.
w. II. Hoyt returned from Arkansas
nay 80. to pass the summer vacation "a
Tome
CLARK Hamilton, while attending coun
y court last week, was selected for grand |
ury duty and detained several days
-Cbas. Bently and wife occupy the
'lsce formerly owned by Bigelow Still,
ecently purchased by Judge Bentley.
Mrs Cora Vetel OF New York city. who
las been visiting her many friends and
elatives in this vicinity, returned to her
'ity home short time since.
The ladies OF the Methodist church |
will endesvor to make childrens day June
Z, an occasion OF interest to old and /
'oung. An entertaining and instructive
programme is being arranged. Exercises
Vill begin at 1880 p m.
--Chas. Randall also went to Manches-
er 10 court. He was retained as witness
n the Hoyt vs. Reynolds land suit Var
ous other matters claimed his attention,
nd he did not return till Thursday night.
friday morning he found one Of bis valu-
BILE horses dead in the pasture. II was
imposed to have been killed by lightning
be previous night