The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-24


More leo was stored Monday than on
almost any other day since the business
onmsnoed. II IL nov shout foot thick
md o. ans quallty.
--sheldon wishes US TO say that II any
parties wish for Ice they must apply At
pace.
Our mail agent, NJ. b. Stewart, was
laiss badly bruised one day IAst week
hon lhs mail car. leaving the track near
oath Walling ford, bat be sticks 10 bis
pos..
The regular conyocstions Of Adoni-
am Chapter have been changed to
hartday evenings, Instead Of Wednes-
Jay.
The town report has been completed
nd 10 In the hands OF the printer. The
own debt has been diminished over
fleen hundred dollars the past year, II
low amounting to &6,7ls.65, or %, 1856 As
ealdes the u. s. surplus money.
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs.
lckhAm will be pleased 10 learn that
hey are pleasantly located In Philadel-
hla at the house OF DIR. Stone, former
esdcnt OF Manchester.
John Chaplin took an involuntary
+ ath Ia Equinox Pond, while eating zee,
tuesday.
The next meeting OF the Manchester
dramatic Club will be held at the lower
oom Of Music Hall, on Thursday even.
be OF next week and will partAke OF 3
entsnpiAl nature. The readers are w..
Black, J. w. Beebe, Mrs. HemenwAy
nd Miss CAtlin. All are invited.
-- We MEME and women singers Of
9th high and lowe degree are requested
, DIR. swim, timeist, to meete at ye
ouse Of ye Hon. 4. Il. Burton on Sstur.
~ evening to sing over some times for
D Centennial. Ye olde singers are es-
ecIAlly requested.
--Wm. A. BnTnhAm was Ia town to-
AZ, being on his way TO Chicago TO
bmplete q course Of medical study pro-
aratory to entering upon that profession.
o looks very little like the "WIlle" Of
png ago, when his father was principal
the Seminary.
-fdbbie Bennett was quite severely
jured by being bit on the head with a
oblet, while INDUCING Ia some bolster.
us amusement vilh other young people
the last meeting OF the Literary Club.
Copenhagen il dangerous 10 more
sys than one.
We learn from the Vermont Fdymer
rai Baaenkill Grange, No. 50, having
iftuaIly ceased TO exist, its charter has
cen Withdrawal by abe State Grange.
lie the frat Grange which has lost it's
barter 10 the State. II never had Wig.
roas existence the atmosphere OF the
laee not being particularly favorable to
be Grange movement. There Is 40
zach competition among business men
peclally anong the merchants here that
riees are kept down to low figure.
The heaviest snow fall Of the season
eearred on Monday night, there being
Boas six inches, Aad now we have due
lsiskiag and bssatIfal wesiher.
rAcroRT ronr.
The Me,hOdlst Church will bold their
,arsh gaarssrly meeting Feb. 9th. The
sys feast will bsgia 81 . O'Clock p, m, 10
Thieh ell are invited. and Rev. J. ".
Laloa Of RutIssd viii preach At p m
lev. Mr.. Ealou comes To an tbe appoint.
nsn. Of the Presiding Elder whose health
ssms 10 be impaired somewhat BY over.
PORK. lie has recovered from Lis attack
ter, however, - to vlsit some and
rive out and gill probahIy soon be Ablc
resume hls wofk.
The Reading Circle meets this week a
be rrsldesos Of Mr.. {. X Young, o.
edsesday evening Readers, Messrr
W. Dean Asd A. b. Conuor, Mrs. Jas
sAmson aud Miss Ncitie Itley. MasicA
committee, Frank Wilson.
Tia yoang people Of this village hAv'
sarsd a prayer Hceslug, 10 mee, =, dit
sFpHt hootss, on Monday evening o
sch week. The arss one met 81 the res
aenoe Of Mr.. l. II. Deneh. on Mondal
We. iAst, and wss vel attended an
ssy interesting
Durfng The season Of Lent, which be
les next seek wlth Ash Wednesday
.Ioa Charsh wiil Be opsa for services o.
20 svsaIngs % each week. wsdnefda,
nd Friday evsnings. The lectures o.
frsday evenings win be principally o.
he Subleet Of PrsPArsGioa fof sbe Fi1s {
,oafsrmAti0n.