The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-20

Mr. q. Osbofu AAs closed Is.
singing school with 3 FREE canorrs. al
which al seemed 10 have a good lime.
Tie Londonderry Dramatic rlul
presented Tie drama So four acs emil.
tied THE Long Strike knl the rafre
NJ turn Comes Next % mH l0Bg.
cn lhe evening ofthe iaib iui
H~gtrrliaoBo.
The Lecture Course lh- season was
very sacaessial
Mr.. Bartlett Esiy ssh, OF Dnmutra.
ton, died very suddenly the 10th.
-Rey. Mr.. Eastwood former Uniyer-
salisi minister here, has settled st Fox
boro, Mas.
The Baruabee Concert, this last week
was said to be- the best ever given here
by tie troupe.
Rev J. y. Fulton Of Boston, lectures
ST The Baptist Church, thi. week, on
Thursday evening.
The Uuiyersalist. here gave a festi-
val, with dancing, $500 was taken, aud
500 made.
The UuiversaIists Of Hinsdalc, Y. H..
had q festival, with plays, tableauy sud
dancing. A large party went from here.
The members Of the Army Post have
also held a fair, both pleasurable and
profitable. The Methodists had a fair
too.
A man by the name Of Butterield,
well known here. was found dead in
Marlboro, rnu over by "a loaded wood
sled.
A loaded team Slowed" on the cor
err of Main and Fiat streets, saturday,
striking the Frost Block, aud breaking
glass and sash in Mr.. Willard Frost's
shoe store.
The HGHir reports Hadley x Frost
storing 200 tons of ice, while the real
amount is 1909 tons. The ! is left off
probably. but wc want to make a big
story.
About half past Il on Sunday, while
the Methodist :. :. WAS iplsessiou. which
holds in the lower Town Hall, the up
per Hall was discovered 10 be ON fire.
Ouite nm alarm was raised. The fire
came from the o heated for the Tenn
~perance Meeting. but NO great injury
was done
t,,ht-
49," 49,
,.
I f.. bc ,poul1 think Ia. ,yas the nua suokeu
to. But -, well how can he apollo
gise when you object to extremely per-
sonal items 4?
We have all plodded along through
the snow. and been bitten bv the lawful
cold weather" aud stiII received rich
blessings in comforts, lnxuries aud
pleasures. Those who wish to pay the
hddler have q believe that's The way 1t
goes) and lectures, readings and concerts
have flied mp the spaces.
A large number went from here to
Springfield, Mass, to attend the Thomas
Concert the 2sth OF Jan. Coming home
neal the Holyoke Depot the car contain
ing the Brattleboro people was thrown
from ''e track Inc escape Ifonl a Ter
iIo'e "'oiuen.' was NeiS narrow anu oe-
'"E 'oo"' III ''e car maui nearly every
o' " "on' '"'''9,''' h"' ''"No-
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WESTON
The festival Of the ladies of the
Methodist Church was quite successful,
the receipts being $50.
Mrs. Nathan Holt, by a mis-step fell
down the cellar stairs, head first, the
other day, but very fortunately was not
seriously injured.
"A well known widower has inst mar.
ried his third wife WIN wos berselr .
widow. and thereupop wrote 10 his sister
saving that when no and his Wifi wore
married they had ten feather beds be-
tween them. His sister replied that she
thouobt they mpst have been a groot
WAYS apart when they were married.
ARLINGTON.
Wa notica tbo, Mr. II ~ Eo,oo If
80
Travels Around the World" and is So
Letting subscriptions for the same. As
this Is n work eagerly souobt for. we
have no doubt be will meet with good
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