The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-06-28
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There 10 10 he Fourth ot Jaly danos
81 Tovn Hall
--Mn JzIis Rvesbufs and dsnshie'
reiarped 10 Albsay Saturday.
--R,'ph Ha.ood !. 10 Ruilsai helping
NJ. cbss MARKS make cheese
Mis-. Jaln clsrt a csmbri1se.N. r..
10 sur.i Of Miss Carrie Smith.
The heavy shovd Of Saturday did
considerable damage 10 highways sod
bridges
Oar genial barber. Mr.. Il NJ aobln
soa asd vile sPen, few days With bis
psrsnts 10 AriEnston recently.
The tai Is 10 tho hsnds al the COLLECT
or. sSd oil sbo pay before Jaly get dw.
eous, Of per cent 90 the town tai
--Mrs Cora Vail aud Mrs Chas Stay
have returned ftom Bfniou @hete they
have been making quite an extended yisit.
: Mr Harriet Leach died w-inesia
night sDi the funeral services we're held
from her late residences on Saturday. at
O'Clock p. IN Rev X Is Fay officiating
-fhe lighting struck barn belonging
10 Mr. James Jennings. Saturday but did
no, burn II; aud also gave Mr. D,Iter
Kelley quite shock by striking pesr bis
home.
The Rev. Il b Fay WAS married to
one Of Psvlet's fair ladies on "Wednesday
evening at 9 O'Clock. 10 he Congregation
II church. A general invitation was ex
tended.
The people have contributed for an
exhibition OF fireworks upon the evening
Of July 4th.
There wass pleasant aud profitable
discussion upon the observance OF the Sab.
oath last Sunday afternoon. which is to be
continued next Sunday.
Earnest. the youngest son OF Vim. d
,lmonds, died last week after short i'll :
loss, the funeral being largely attended
IN Saturday. Much sympathy ia expressed
or the afflicted family,
LASpGRovE
Grass is looking finely. Potato bugs
re- plenty. Hoeing is scarcely bsgua aud
,ayiog close upon us.
Saturday afternoon gave us q heavy
hover aud Sunday another The water
~ not been higher since go than it was
uuday night. The lower boom 10 the
,ill pond gave way and quite quantity
I logs were carried down stream. The
Dads are badly washed and come OF them
70 not safe to travel over 10 the night
ARLINGTON
Hon. j. X. Baichelder has been select
q 10 preside at the state convention at
to day.
We have had y succession OF very
eavy showers which have badly damaged
10 roads in some places, the Stratton
irnpike suffering most, as usual.
SUNDERLAND.
e. q. Bacon has been repairing his
rist mill.
--Nettie Houghton Of Somerville, Mass.
home on Q visit.
Sunday was the hottest day this sea
N, it being 1910 in the shade.
There was one Of the hardest showers
'er known 10 this section Sunday evening
,ing great damage 10 the highways.
The old Stratton turnpike is in bad
'ndition and the cost for repairing has
cen estimated at $1,000, or over.
SYNDICATE.
"A Republican club OF IS members was
gsnized here Tuefdsy evening. Of which
on, W. s. Ben.ly Is president, Albert
rindle, Charles Randall and j. L. Brush
CO presidents and W. @, Peck secretary
ID treasurer.
Mrs. Polly Snow died on the June IA,
Jackson, Tenn, at the home OF her son
J. Snow, in the 8lst year Of her age.
10 was the widow Of the late Joseph
ow Of this town. She had resided In
is town nearly her whole lifetime, and
til about seven years ago when she went g
Ohio. and resided with her daughter, g
d three years since she went TO reside q
th her son in Tennessee. She had been y
but short time aud her relations in :
Is vicinity had no intelligence OF II until Ii
} notice came OF her death. She was the v
,ther OF seven children. four Of whom =
rive her. She has sister in this vicin- :
!, Mrs. Webb OF Sunderland. a,
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