The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-08

~ l-tss cenpssr oi rslsiives and &c
Sssirsbee, vers pf~sspi sunasv sl,sfne0s
~ abe iHnsrsi ssrries Of Bsriha lsbis
.hs passed s.sy 90 The norhips u sept
3. ss.a hsiy niss yets Her iss, ilns.s
o.. btisf slihongh u $50 evident abe bad
bssu i.iiiss Tor The pssi iss nos.la
The Bspshlicss rally. Friday. Drev
. large crowd yearly Gee itonsssd hsins
preset including quite delegation from
Manchester sDd other towns. The address
Of Mr.. Grf1th Of Isdisps vS eloqaen, and
bald the cioss ssleniisn Of the audience
for 90 bosr and bali. Col Colbafn spoke
bri,fy utgiBg The voters 10 supper, the
straight uckft Prot. Mslbsms eampsisn
soas, we're also sresily enjoyed and the
Arlinsion cernet baud contributed not .
lstls 10 the success Of the occasion.
Vas = successful rally add reflected ca ~
upon the local nspssep OF the osmplisu.
Rurssr
--Ropert Ia the banner Republican town
10 The oeuniy. having made 8 ssip over
ISIS. which usss phepomebsl year. This
town Pownsl aud Woodior, are the only
towns 10 the couGty. ~ far - heard from.
mskipg Republican gains over 1883. Ell
ward Hayes. Republican vas elected rep
resentstiye.
HAsr DORSET
Some farmers report potatoes rctiipg
badly.
Miss Jennie Landisar OF South Lon.
donderry Is visiting rslstives 10 town.
Principal Ferrin OF Mspchester preach
ed . foe discourse nj the church lest Qua
day.
Miss Ella Torrey returned tp Rutls nd
Saturday. to teach in the same department
as last year.
The Republican rally list Thursday
evening was q success. the hall being filled
and the speaking good.
-BP Bowen had valuable horse Xii.
led ct Manchester Centre. Saturday night.
IL collision With another team.
Our village school commenced Nom
day, Miss Emily Griffith teaching the
higher aud Miss Emily ROBBERS the lower
department
PERU
Charlie jenkins has gone to Newfsne
- clerk for Newton Bstchelder.
M. J. Hspgood has gone on fishing
trip TO Maine, to be gone several weeks.
The following visitors have returned
home the past week: Mrs. NJ. J. Hspgood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Bstchelder. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. b. Burroughs.
Robert I. Bstchelder was elected rep
resentative by 10 majority. The ticket
vas voted nearly straight on state and
county ticket but the vote was light.
Fuller had So and Smslley IS.
Miss Susie Hspgood has gone to
Pa. to resume her studies, Albert
Lyon hes returned 10 Dartmouth college.
Miss Eva Whitney goes to Winohendon,
Mass. to enter the high school. and Miss
Della Hspgood to Burr and Burton Semi
,ny.
The contest for town representative was
eomewhst mixed. Robert l. Bstchelder
vas the regular Republican nominee bat
he north end OF the town claimed it be,
onged to them and Samuel Styles was
,ut up by nomination papers. and to 4
'omplicats matters still more M. J. Hap
rood was nominated 10 the same way. RUS
ell was the Democratic nominee.
The annual society meeting OF the
church occurs Friday Z
Z is quite doubtful il money enough can
70 secured by subscription to pay the salaI
, OF orr pastor another year, without OUT
ide aid. Our people have taxed them
elves quite heavily to repair the church
nd support preaching the past year or two
mt We sincerely hope that some means
ill be provided SO Rev. Mr. Dugan can
o retained. Cannot some good friends aid
9 10 the amount OF one hundred or one
undred aud fifty dollsrs2
BONNEVILLE.
1t has been definitely decided to hold
be town fair on Thursday. Sept 10, The
fioers Of the society are. Geo. A. Hoard.
Herbert Johnson. Vice Presi
sDt. Fred W. johnson, Clerk and Treas' q
rer, Msrshsls J. NJ. Kendsli, G. Il. Hos,
y, Music Weston Cornet Band. T,p
,nts admission will be charged. except to
nose bringing exhibits.
SUNDERLAND
- The dedication OF the Congregational
ispel occurs today, Wednesday.
This town elected Geo M Burt, Repub
can. representative, bnt gave the state
cket Democratic msjority.
ARLINGTON.
N. G.. Hard il on the sick list.
Excursions on the mountains are quite
opular.
= Our school began the new term on
ondsy.
-Qaite . number Of our towns people
. attending the Cambridge fair.
-Sscrsmeptsl services will be held st
. Methodist Episcopal church next Sab
IL.
The two great parties have their re
ec,ive flags flung TO the breeze on the
lblic streets. I
%. n. Barber WAS elected represents,