The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-10

Trees Miss Josephine Hodge. Cond Mrs
J. n Msnlsy. Gasra; Mrs. Juiis shsldon
Delegate. Mn Helen l. Williams. Alter
usls.
-Alhensh ne csnroi site ,yporsi'
81 ike Interesting ditcoatse 81 Rev. W. A.
Wsfntr. al the ball last Thasdsy evening.
The lecture deserves mere than rassins
poiics. Some Of us. who have bad the
privilege Of bearing the speaker on former
occasions. were anticipating rare treat.
and se we're no, disappointed. The audi
eroe li,i.nded with The closed attention
from the commencement 10 tho elosc ADD
''uuususlly excellent" - young man OF
rare promise "a genius" we're some Of
The .ipressious ne beard at the close IL
wss all too bret. not much over bali an
hour. bu, vas repleie with words Of Wis
dom eloqaen,ly spoken for our thought
aud prosi Many ihsuks are due the
gentleman who gave Us bis time without
money and without price. We sbsll hope
10 bear him seAin 10 the future. Thanks
sre si.o due the W. II. G. Tor securing
Rev. Mr.. Warmers services
SUNDERLAND.
Rev. l.. l.. Lawrence will preach In
the Union church on Friday evening. Dec.
II, 7.30
e. A. Graves has nice pair Of bay
three year olds that tip the scales at 26ll
pounds.
The young people will give sn enter
,siumen, aud supper at Graves ball Thurs
day evening. Dec II
EAST iRLNaTos.
Charlie Buck is very low with pneu'
monis.
Mr.. L. q. Phillips sss been home for
o short visit.
Hon. II. A Hale and wife have retu rn
ed from Europe.
Rev. l., l.. Lawrence is quite Ill 81 bis
broihers 10 CAstietuh'
Jennie Goodenough spent Tbapksgiv'
Jog week with her parents.
Meetings Of the l.. T. l. are discon'
tinued for the present on account OF the
disease
-Milt Warner buried child last week
rom scarle, fever and one more is not eI
pecied TO recover. There are q plumber OF
eases OF the disease about town.
ARLINGTON
A young girl, daughter Of John Con
in, was kicked by horse Sunday after.
loon and remained unconscious for severa,
hours, but rallied and is likely to recover.
Albert, son OF Orlando Garfield has
sen making bis friends a visit. He has
,een absent IN the employ Of the Northern
'sciic r. r. for nearly 20 years, the last
years at Tacoma.
The large dry house OF Cullen & Mc'
,auley, north Of Arlington station and
ear q bridge OF the Bennington and Rut
md railroad, was burned early Tuesday
yenipg. This with other buildings was
MY recently completed for the manufac
are Of backs Tor blscking and other brush
}; the works had been in operation less
,an a week and the loss will be q heavy
ne to the proprietors. There was no i'm
lrancs on the property. For q lime II
as feared that the railroad bridge would
Ike fire. but hard work by bucket bri
ade saved ii.
John Hay has taken the Geo. Draper !
rm another year. :
John and Thomas Steel have rented
10 G. J. Hurd farm for another year.
Fred Bently has purchased the place
nown as the Reynolds farm. Price $500.
Mrs. Celia A. Sickle has been spend' !
IL few weeks at Der old home, caring
II her sister Mary who is i'll,
There was no preaching OF the Metho
st church last Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Law.
nee being in the north part Of the state. u
There has been more blowing this fall
an ever before, and this means o large =
,mber OF acres planted to potatoes next
,sr, though the price has been low this
II.
There has been unusual complaint OF
So Of sheep this fall. They disappear
ID no one knows what has become OF
en-. In one neighborbood enough are
issing TO make good flock. M. Y Hurd
81 fine yoke OF oxen last summer. They
sappearei from the pasture aud there
Is been no trace OF them since,