The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-04-04

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IT, -Mp. Prescott. si5os Of The late 7.
a J rfascoii Who has been very ~ iOr The
y pact .esf 10 reported much better
-Mr William shs. has heen compelled
.. TO deter bis attended viai 70 wmooosin to
soms future tame on socoun. 81 III health.
70 Mr. Charles Bouea 10 circulating
subscription paper for nd 10 building
u d-elliug 10 this vicinity. May sucness a..
d .ead bic efforts
y We bsre.iuo weddings 70 report ID at
O Of Karl Demo OF North Bupert and Miss
Ns,sis Saith Of Pa~let who verc married
., the brides home March &c. and frank .
a Hasiey aud Mics Enie Moore who we're
1 married MAreh.2T. ., the brides homo 10 :
B wes, Bupert.
The basement rooms Of the Congregf. 4
n iionai church have besn extensively and
, thoroughly repaired and are nearly ready
for use, The ladies Of the society under
whose auspioies this IN uch needed improve. q
meut has been made are dsrserviDg Of
much praise and credit for the accom-.
plishment Of the enterprise
II
/. &C. p. Williams lost . valuable COW i,
last week. :,
Guy A. Russell OF Boston is visiting cl
Of Des. Simonds. q,
Plenty OF snow for sleishing fell on T.
Sunday aud Sunday night. IN
No public schools in the town OF Ok
LAndgroys this summer. Voters arc too
much engaged trying to interpret the new
school laws to spend any time fooishly 4,
between this and the Last Tuesday in III
June AZ
While Mrs. Elwin Burt was driving . ,sl
colt past the residence OF II. ]. Batchel lin
der recently the cutter was overturned ri
throwing Mrs. Bart and her nephew
Pearl out, the colt about and ran TO K,
the village where ii WAS caught No seri. DO
Gus damage was done bs
SUNDERLAND
Giles, a son OF E. g. Bacon is very as
sick. KID
&C. f. Bacon has moved into A. l.. - wv
Warmers house.
Carrie Brown Of Pawlet spent Sunday
at A. l.. Warmers
Frank Nichols has returned to his Dor
home in Bennington. one
David Snyder has moved into the led oNr
house belonging to Mr.. Holt. 80
star
Seth Curtis had moved into II. La mi,
throps house, vacated by Q. E. Bacon. tria
The annual election OF officers OF the hol,
Sunday school was held last Sunday. c. nev
r, Bacon, superintendent; L. ROBBINS, CT
Asst superintendent; Chas Bacon, score trou
AIRY and treasurer; Geo. Balch Asst. sec it
-etary. or
A telegram was received Tuesday N.
'riueisg news OF the death of Chas. L.
iraves who died Of pneumonia at hi.
lone IN Vermilion. Dakota. He was son
II Il. 4. Graves and bis mother started
'nly a day or two ago to visit him, having -
eceivsd news Of bis illness.
ARLINGTON
Paul Demipg is confined TO the house
With cut, and sprsined ankle.
Percy Judson is home from st. Pauls
chool at Salem, N. Y, for short vacs- ut
ion.
DIR. W. 3. Philips is in Indianapolis, A
nd, where he accompanied, profession
lily the family Of Mr.. Lyman, Tugs
H. s. Wilson and Elmer Bronson ar. to 81
1pected home from Chicago this week n.
svibg been absent about two months.
Village schools commenced on Mon ma"
". Miss Parker teaches the higher de-
'rtment, Miss Mary Holden in the prim Nl
y. MI
Hon. J. Il. Batchelder has purchased
% unfinished house known as the Hart
'use and carpenters have begun work
ere.
Informal meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
ciety at W. Q. Bartletts on Wednesday II
ernoon April .. Regular meeting last
EEK at +, Fl. Cooledge's.
WRIST ARLINGTON.
IL Is Hsnanan OF Centre Brunswick
\. Is visiting friends IN town.
= Miss Flossie Eaton who Is teach ing in TT
ndout Is ct home for short vacation.
We understand John Lockwood re-.
mes bis old position in II. T. Eaton, NC
70 soon.
Mr.. Carey who has rented . part OF LADI
10 Phebe Bucks house is intending to RI,
IN blacksmith shop soon. I'll
: Mr.. Andrew Hsnaman 10 not improv
rs fast rs friends wish, though II ia I have
'ed he may gsiu more rapidly as spring
ances. d
Al the annual school meeting in Dis
No. q it was voted to sustain q spring
o OF school IL q suitable teacher can Aeau4
procured
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gay. Buck entertained
'tiy OF friends lsst Wednesday evening, n
!, o., ,h;o.s u,.. $50 aaaons in oil Il
'As'' MISE SArrie oSeetA Also Il
rtained aparty Of her young friends
he same evening
EARS GRAND ANNUAL SPRING
OPENING. EXHIBITION AND
DISPLAY.
axe place Wednssdsy, hursdsy nd MAIN
ridsy, APRIL 10. ~. and IL, 1855.
.ou2h the preyious Snrinu nn.rinr.