The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13
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be Reading Circle will meet this,
Iday evening", Al The residences q
u. II Bunon.
1e are glad 10 learn that Judge
on Of Rutland Is better again, with
J hopes o. his recovery
allnce l.ampsos has another saw.
|nschine, aud gives notice that he Is
|red 10 deInoiish a wood-pile ia >
ling aud 81 prices that viii make a
|mils even Ia these hard times.
|lollister a King have called meet
bf milk producers at their factory
Tuesday evening. They are dis
to pay Tor milk all they can afford
u the more they get the more they
|iford 10 pay.
bid Boreas came down on Us again
Bay night like a wolf on the fold, 7"
frightened the thermometer down
biz boots. Though IL was not quite
to zero the fierce wind made Il un.
ant 10 be out OF doors.
The officers Of Bsttenkill National
chosen Tuesday, are as follows
!. Burton. President; A. J Gray,
president; Vim. +. Black, Cashier
Burton, A. J. Gray, T., j. Hawley,
! Kent aud +. West, Directors. The
the same a. last year. The usual
annual dividend Of per cent has
declared, showing a very good In
nent for the stockholders
rhe aGospel Workers" under the
iiou Of the Young Mems Christian
aud at the united Invitation
9 pastors and churches In this town,
bold series Of meetings here, COM
Ing At this village, Friday evening,
"a, aud continuing four days, and
AdIourniug 20 Factory Point for the
length of time. All are earnestly
ed. Seats free.
AZ lhe society meeting, Monday, the
wing officers we're elected for the
Ing year: Geo. q. Burton, Moder-
l.. ID. Coy, Clerk; WIN. b. Burton,
surer aud Committee for rental Of
. and j. N. Hard, II. +. Fielding, j,
ollister, Prudential Committee. The
pts the past year have covered ex.
itures, bat there are quite a number
rats not yet taken for the coming
aud The friends Of the society
ID make every excfIion aud see that
are al rented aud occupied.
FACTORY FONT.
The reading circle meets this week Al
house VI Mr.. J. &. Roberts. Tis
ere are to be Mr.. j b. Nichols, DR.
mls, Miss Ida Davis and Miss III I
ID. These meetings are well attend
nd seem to be enjoyed by all.
An unusual circumstance was noted
he factory pond last Saturday. Oh
part q large party o. boys were skAt
aud close by wss young man row
In boat. THIS, on Que small bod,
rMer, Was rather uncommon.
The many friends OF Mrs, Boyd vii
FOE : long time = resident Of thi
o. will b. psiped to learn Of her dealt
er bone on Tsssday morning after
! brief Illness. ste was strokes
) paralysis on Monday evening, an,
a about l6 hours after the shock. Tb
cfal services will be attended o.
lTsdAy.
The series Of hogs al the Coibur
ise are deseryedly popular, over thin
ples attending last Thursday evening
-NeIt Friday eve, At Mr., Howard
Use LAJiesf sociable. A good pc
mmc hes been arranged, aud al At
tied.
This community was somew b
rtied Tuesday mornlng on leArnin
new druggist bad arrived 10 iowI
over il happy man.
-As = regular meeting of Factor
ul Lodge No. s. /. o. O. y. held
liz Lodge room jan :, ls5e, The 70
ling Officers we're installed: II, v
wrenoc, NC; ~ Taylor, v G
1t. Wright, Secretary MA. Adam
sasurcr; A. frcszon, Warden; b
dieter. Cetndocsor; WI. tllcks,
n. L.. NJ. VI. smilh, l.. ;. y. q.
Wright, Il. 5. v. q. ] 4. MoNaag
!, ". g.; L. wYmAB, ". !.
t0NkET.
Mr. aud Me-. George sykes,
esseru New YORK are Ia lown on = VI
10 their relatives.
al oar lsss sabbath evening mee,i'
G pastor read some extracts from /
lately reo1ived trom The widow Of q
E CyrOs Hudsou. former pastor
,ses, who died ia Springfield, illino
e letter wAs of much iatereA4 10 !
ends 10 Ihs Place