The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-28
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John J Peuibone is recovering from
severe attack ofdiphtherla.
Bradley & Blackmer wish 70 call al
ienloa to thair new advertisements
The school. IN District No. 2, com
meuccd NOV. llth, Miss Roxie Mcwayne
ofManohester, teacher. A good school is
expected.
IS. T.. Meokcr tknown as Turkey SAM
Lad b. annual turkey pick last week At
!. " Isowens Ile dressed $50 very
fine iurkies for The Boston market.
They have a few splendid ounces for
sale next door, anyone wishing 70 pur-
chase some will do well 70 call soon, as
L. @. says 'they are going of with a
rush.
On Friday night we bad the first
snow storm Of the season but il was
small affair aud Is nearly gone. In the
mountain towns there has been very good
slelghing
Any one wishing turkey wings can
get a supply by calling At the residence
Of J, W Bowen, free gratis, and for
nothing, portion OF them delivered at
the above rate ~ soon as the epizootic
abaies.
lords Theater Troupe, on Monday
evening, drew a good house considering
the weather The acting was very good
aud the audience were generally well
satisfied with the performance.
DIR. Cushman will preach at the Con-
gregalional church on the morning Of
Thanksgiving day. In the afternoon the
traditional turkey and Accomplishments
will be eaten and digested by all save
the poor and dyspepuc, God help them.
AS the cold season approaches the
number Of fires multiply aud almost every
paper Is filled with accounts Of destruc-
tive CONGREGATIONS. II we escape 1t will
be by using care in securing our stoves,
pipes aud ehimnies and Keeping the
means Of stopping fire at It's commence.
mcnt Al hand A half day or more should
be spent by every house owner IN lock-
Ing over his premises to see that every
thing il secure, aud supply Of water
should always be at hand, especially on
retiring Al night. A pail of water " III
otlen exiingnisb a fire at il commence
ment when In few moments ii viii be
beyond control.
!, may not be out Of place TO speak a
good word for oar representative to the
State Legislature. or least TO quote what
Others say OF him The Burlington Free
PreI IL is Issue 81 Saturday says: "Mr.
Munson i quite ihc best talker in the
House The Bellows Fails Times,
whose editor Is member Of the House,
in speaking o. the most prominent mem.
hers, speaks a. follows az our represen-
iatIte. ''Mr. Muuson Of Manchester Il
regarded by many as the finest speaker in
the House. lie made iiue aud eloquent
efforts on the bills for monuments to Ma.
lhAnlcl Chapman aud VIM. French, show
ing literary culture and unusual historical
research, and Oh several Other occasions
he has spoken with much ability and e.
feet lie i bat twon,y.nine years Of age,
a lawyer, Of good and fuli voice. speaks
frcelv, q tail form, and apparently fi-
TIRE lies before him o. much promise and
usefulness We bad occasion to visit
Montpelier las, week sud heard Mr. MIN
son speak GA closely contested bill
which drew out the best talent IN the
lloose, aud We can assure The good peo-
ple q Manchester that they were never
better represented 81 tie State Capitol
which il saving great deaf
rAcruar puisr.
The Pastor 81 he Baptist Society Of
Factory Point Is, closed his labor with
this people,
Rev, ~ q Fsrrar, II Cauetou, will
preach in Adams Hall neat Sunday
evening, Dee. -, Services to begin Mt
{ ~ oclock.
-. u. BonesGeoi has thoroughly re-
paired tho oid brick store and pui In q
new FROST Whleh greatly i.nproqes the
looks a. the premises IIe viii dn his
siore sta goods Aboat lie middle 81
necsmber
lierace Lawrence has The foundation
ios fesadenee completed. % il.r lol ~.
io.niag Charles poasis, opposite tie De.
pos. 4 II sessions sud Dexter Bourne
afs busiiy engaged in lalsbiag theirs be.
iofw Wlnies sets Ia
Tie village schools begih neKi Mon.
day dee 2ad). Miss Csgaella Derby re.
lAins shArEe q az rrtmsry department
wtich shs has szaEhg - long ana 70 &C.