The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-04

LAT wtt1 "Wednesday uss tbs ffs.
sts suHsstnay x ne arags of ~
aa3 Nu 0uaaa sykss WkseA wapd
aars bcrs observed S re rrEasar - e y
ssl5en We3asga bas 90 The strioas iti.
ues, e. 8s " smla who "a De
Charge e ~ SYKES f.n
Ys m.sttwoof aar aoabE people,
~ e. q mat'tg 1H5 Ma Mar Eaf'
rgws rbsg tg o. New Yotk ua lts
ssh at bataf taf COED min.flff Ter.
lFms4 shaa esfsmauef aud gave tbem
Nulr good ase5s Before going 10
aae wi8 Say aasai aEa.asiH. They have
( tbc sery bsst wistts = tbecHtife esmmu-
alsF u lhera aaw departure
sTht fll5aing Item tboaia have -.
nsarsd zst wsek ba, aIj not reach as IN
srssaa Last "Wednesday m0raiHR dawn
al bright and bcauffal, uai eioud DER.
sfread tie serene szzre of tlY above az.
As fer - she cse could reach the ehfb
was wrapped 10 bcr spoilssa mantle of
beautiful snow, lhe sun reflected BY the
snow il thousands Of brlIisnts aud sur
rounding TIE tops ofiAs trees with their
dazzling hate. TOE cold vas intenss. --
However the hour appointed found al
least some thirty Eve relatives aud friends
assembled q, the residence q lsaac Bar.
rows, 70 witness tie marriage Of their
youngest daughter Mary 10 Martin J.
Biaksly, : clerk 10 the village store, The
ceremony was performed a. p. m AT.
ter couRFatulaiing the happy couple, and
pagtakius Of the Refreshments which
we're bonntIiully prepared, inspecting
lle bridal presents aua a sb0f. interview
spent 10 joyial conversation, number
Of the g8ests prepared 10 accompany tic
Bcw made bride aud groom to the depot
a. Factory Point, where they took tue
six o'clock train for New York. Amer es.
changing adieus aud wishing the happy
couple much joy, al returned home feel.
ing much pleased Alas such Is life.
RrEm.
"A musical convention Is being held
the present week at the Congregation.
Al Church. under thc supervision Of
Barker aud Tanner. We have reason to
expect pleasant and profitable enter-
tAiumeut We viii repor, progress in
due time
EAsT RUPERT,
The mill property, known as the
WhiteJmb property consisting OF tub
factory, saw.mill and grist.nill was pur-
chased about four months ago by NJ, ID.
Clemens who, at the expense OF $1,000.
has put the mills in thorough repair, aud
is now nearly ready to do custom wayk
and has indicated In HE quaint yankee
way thst be- will take toll enough so that
lie will not need to steal the grist
AT the snuual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Mettowee Cheese Factory,
I for the election of officers, /, n. Sykes
was elected President: Wade Sykes, vice
President; Hiram Eastman, Dwight Tsy-
Tor, NJ ID. Clemens, Directors; w Root,
( Treasurer; N. Sykes aud Waldo Sykes,
/ Auditors. The past year the factory has
been unusually successful aud are en-.
lIrely free from debt TO correspond
( with the necessity of the times, the direc.
tors propose that they will this season
make cheese At panic prices, $50 per 100
| pounds,
PERU.
This town boasts Dramatic Club as
well as her more ambitious neighbors.
Thursday evening, wind aud weather
+ permitting, will be repeated the popular
comedy, Natures Noblcman." after
which music will be furnished for those
who wish for further festivities. The last
Of the month It is expected that the Club
will produce the popular play, "Under
I the Gas Light"
The snow is getting so deep and the
drifts so high that people are constrained
to stay al home aud communication with
the outside world is rathes irregular at
times, we may say precarious. We hope
the worst is over, however.
There will be a donation party and
oyster supper, for the benefit Of Rev
Mr., Amsden, at the Bromley House,
Wednesday, Feb, 10Th. A general inyi-
taiIon Is extended.
JAMAICA.
"A correspondent from this place
draws a gloomy picture OF the business
Of Jamaica Of to-day and contrasts 1t with
tho same village ten years ago. without
questioning It's truth we hesitate to pub
lsh IL because wc much rather say good
things Of place than bad ones, aud there
msy be causes Of the present dizziness Of
business over which the people have no
control There are other places besides
Jamaica where mills sud shop, are idle
aud loaiers abound, but we al look for
brighter DAYS which cannot be iar of. -
The correspondent mentions The dining
of the hotel keeper for selling liquor
which may be q step IN the right direc.
ton II matters are Is bad rs he would
have Us believe, We hope soon to hear
that the mills aud shops, not only Of Ja-
rnAles, bat OF every other village are ia
iaI blast and everybody a. work.
LANusH0yE.
We are having abundance OF snow
ana very cold weather.
There was a social dance at Farmers