The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-06

81 -Mlssionsry meeting 81 ihe resideuo'
- 81 M1 q. N. syi@ shis week Thuras,
= afternoon.
Among The Aagas, arrivals II The ho-
!, sel receaty W. notice MiA Ellen Field o.
I Albion. n. y.
q. W. Fsfssll ssd A D. Armstrons
sers amoos The number that attended tn,
horse she's II Bo,lsnd last week.
: Mr.. John III and vile Of New Jersey
sud two childreu With nnsse, src boarding
With Mr Geo. Kellogg during this
moGih.
Mrs. Della Sykes. late Of CsliforoiA.
called upon Dorse, friends recently. Mrs.
Paddock Blocmcr isa guest Of @. W.
Fuweli.
Oar village school commenced Mon
; day With Miss Burbauk Of Bondville, u
teacher; also Mrs Roliia Weeks. teacher
OF the primary department
The ladies Of the relief corps wish 10
reiarn thanks for the very liberal patron
age. and successful result Of last weeks
sugar festival 81 school hall on the even.
ing Of the 30th.
George and Henry Prentiss are 10
town. Several Of these late arrivals rem.
iered the Sunday evening service very
pleasant by their earnest words 10 the
csuse Of missions
Mira Geo. Williams snd Mise Anna
Sykes entertained their Sunday School
Glasses on the afternoon Of August 18th
About 30 bad picnic supper on the Lawn
81 the wilIiams residence.
By mistake several old JOURNALS we're
put 10 the Dorset package last week in
stead Of the current issue. The editor
begs pardon for the mistake and will try
and not make the same bluuder again.
Dan Taylor and Herbert Allen are in
Poultney attending school.
Depzel and Carl Robinson left Monday
to attend the Troy Business College.
"A boy was born at Arthur Tsylor's
and one at Moses Morris on Aug. 81.
q. B. Loomis OF Boston aud Chas.
Marks Of Rutland spent few days here
recently.
MIR Bixby Of Poultney spoke TO a
large audience At the prohibition rally on
Monday evening.
Tho West Pswlet Band gave us some
very fine selections at the Republican rally
on Saturday evening. The speakers we're
Hon. Joel Baker and ]. d. Spelman OF
Rutland and they talked to crowded house.
1t takes something besides Smut" to
succeed 10 politics. Will the portly gentle.
man from East Arlington who took SO
much pains 10 instruct our voters come
up again just now.
Hon. Ira X Bstchelder OF Towns
bend aud +. P. Bstchelder OF Illinois have
been visiting here. On Saturday the rep
Of the Bstchelder families had
an enjoyable picnic on the common at th.
middle Of the town. I
The Republican rally Friday evening ]
was not largely attended on account OF
The hard rain storm. Addresses were
made by Hon. J. X. Batchslder aud d. K.
Simonds. The Democrats had rally
Monday evening which was we'll attended. =
Geo. X. Davis and q. J. Lakin we're the
speakers.
BoADy LILLE
The Republican flag raising and rally Il
asst Saturday was well attended and stir
ing addresses were made BY ID. X. ST. o
nonds and j. @. Martin. a
The firm Of d. A. Atkinson 4 Co., Q
~ Washington st. Boston, has made q il
enerous contribution towards repairing q
he Methodist church ct this place. This q
rm are extensive dealers 10 furniture Il
srpets, stoves, ETC., and will ship goods VI
0 all parts Of New England free Of charge b
SUNDERLAND b
Luther Newton is visiting his father q
Nv miles from Troy.
IF. W. Bacon has been home on q visit u
'om North Hoosick. q
Prayer meeting on Friday evening. A .
all attendance is desired.
Mrs. Eugene Mattison who has been =
sriously sick is improving. Il
Mrs. A. Lsndon and daughter are Wis d
ing 10 the northern part OF the state.
Minnie Bnshee returned last Friday u
ON her visit 10 Troy and Schenectady.
Julia Richardson commenced her
bird term Of school at the Borough last
eek. =
-Anson Williams has gone to spend . h
~ days with bis parents who are now ct
'eir cottage in Queen City Park. Burling-
~.
Rev. Z. Z. Brown preached sermon
ON the sixth commandment last Sunday.
hese sermons areinteresting and valuable
I'd should be heard BY Ill.
ARLINGTON. n
Prof. Bradford \ expected to read in
. town ball Monday evening Sept. 30th. ~
new and choice progromme will be pre-
n.ed. Proceeds for the organ fund.
There was very pleasant entertain
sns q the Town Hall on Thursday even.
Aus. 30. consisting Of music. shadow 70
ntomime, tsbleaux and reading. closing u
th the operatta Bobby 6haitoe." The
oceeds we're nearly $40 for the organ