The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-12-13

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Ban, 90 Tuesday svssiaE. We d. Dot
feel Ike bsing Jared for balldiag tanks 10
Fscsory Pains village. add Vosed aoidly
against IT, Az for oar part i NC wAns
uaaa ne wia bald them.
"A lev s!eigbs we're oal Tuesday.
-Tbsre were four persons baptized ln
East Manchester, on SaadsY last There
seems TO be a discrimination on the part
Of sons yourg msn 20 break up The meet
ing,. To sAy nothing Of the has OF forty
aollsn sor disturbing religious meetings,
"a Is dIsxrAeetal baslBess, and, though
their attendance 10 desired, Il Is hoped
that hereafter tbsy will act tie part Of
gentlemen.
poEEET.
Mr.. Brownsn's temperance lecture Of
las, week Was excellent, and worthy OF
being listened 10 by = larger audience.
The weather was Hnfavorable, bat many
who were present speak highly Of the sd-
dress, and 70 sincerely hope The gentle
man win give US another call before long.
There Il a elGs here. A. well as in most
towns, who need 'Preccpt upon preceps.'
Are we doing all We ought 70 stay the
tide Of lnlemperAnce that Is sweeping
over OUT fair land, and bringing sorrow
10 10 many hearts and homesl
wIKHAL.
Col, Ora slAde Of this town Killed &
pig last week, Just seven months old,
which tipped the beam At s72 pounds.
Col. slade is quite confident that he
stands at The bead OF fat pigs.
The r~e-opening Of the Harlem Extern
sion railroad has given the coal business
another lease Of life. Wages are not very
high, but il gives q good many people
something to do aud Is q great deal better
than starvation.
LAxDGRovE.
Mr.. w. w. Wiley has put on an ad.
dilion to his barn, the only improvement
10 that line that has occurred in the city
for a long time. Success to bis under
taking.
This little town is getting to be quite
a busy place. We have day meetings,
evening meetings, lectures, lawsuits, and
last OF all we are going TO have a Sunday
school concert, aud a Christmas tree on
the evening OF the oath inst.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
And now we have q spell Of weather.
The Baptist society will display a
Christmas tree at the church, o n the
evening OF the 18th.
The Baptist society will hold a Ievee,
and give al oyster supper, on ,be even.
ing OF the goth.
"A postal card was received In this
place last week, just one day from Man
chester. What is going to happen?
g. W. Foggctt, Of Springfield, is
canyassing this town for the sale of fruit
trees, from a nursery a. Geneva, N. Y.
1T will be seen by reference to the
notice Of births that our worthy +. M,
has a new clerk mot sworn In.
The village school commenced last
Monday, Miss Clara o. Woodward,
teacher. This is Miss Woodward's third
consecutive term In the district.
Mr.. John Aiken, the veteran poultry
buyer, who shipped some Is tons to mar
ket, Thanksgiving, expects to send 80
tons Xmas.
1T Ia related that some of "the boys"
called up one of our farmers, at an I'M
seasonable hour, who expostulated thusly,
alt is too bad calling up 3 man 6fty
years old, at midnight, just TO draw a liz
tie cider" els that all you want?'
wINoOsKI,
Trinity (EpiscopaD church has lately
received a handsome carpet from Miss
Marie l.. G.. Cannon Of Burlington, two
elegant chandeliers from Madame Atwill
(the mother OF Rev. DR.. Atwill,) of Bur.
lington, also another one from IL. w.
Mason A. Co., Of Winooski; besides les
son leaflets and library books from St.
James church, Arlington. Evening SER
vices were begun on Advent Sunday.
Mr.. Clarence G. Hard of Arlington, now
OF New York, has lately visited this
church, OF which Mr.. Hugo j. Walnut
Ter from Germany, late of Arlington, Is
the sacristan. AT the Harvest Home
Festival on Thanksgiving Day, The
church was dressed In white aud green,
with Autumn leaves, the altar cross and
Bishops chair being festooned. The
chancel pile OF some forty varieties Of
vegetables aud fruits, including grains IN
tha sheaf ware 6tiv crowned with the
bread and wine, which were used during
the service Al the holy communion.
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