The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
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whlle psgiskIngof ,he festive turkey
4 AZ, don't forget your poor neighbor
} cannot afford even chicken.
The mauy friends Of Hon. A. l..
4 Ter will regret 70 earn that be is at
eni coudaed 10 bic residence by sick.
|The loftman a. Uadlne Fire Co.
,es ,he members Of lhA, company 70
81 TIC court house, saturday even
81 O'Clock, to consider business Of
Iorsancc
President Hilbert Of MiddIebury
3ge, preached two One disconrses at
Congregational church last Sunday.
ng 10 the threatening weather there
but small attendance
Tie long continued warm weather
brought out green buds on lilac bush.
I'd other shrubs and trees 10 some
lilIes. II usually freezes up to stay
re the last Of November.
John nanly received bard rap on
bead With : stone, 10 scrinmage At
b Dorset, recently, which csme near
90 him 10 pass in his checks. lie is
Entirely out Of danger yet, bat Is bet.
\ Manchester people are more than
4 glad that their town bonds were
eilcd years ago. The loss suffered
he town was only i've per cent.
Z towns were offered % per cent. for
bonds bu, wanted more and lost at.
|AlbeH Eddy Of Wardsboro will can.
this section for a history Of Mormon
entitled "ToI It ell" which he
ns reveals more OF the true inward.
81 that particular religious belief
al elise ever written on the subject.
w hen the butchers wear smiling
ienAnee aud sell nice steak at twelve
per pouul aud Thanksgiving lur.
at the same rate, IL does seem as
gh our toes had Al last touched bot
and thai wo may hope to keep our
above water 10 future.
Willard Bennett is agent for Forbes
- OF the Vermont Centennial, for
and adjoining towns. The Rnthor
battered up In this little book about
yermonl's greatest celebration that
birth elnembering, aud most people
|sant a copy. 1, Is sold for 90 cents.
chm Dwyer, who works for n. +.
ins, met with serious accident
driving "0.l Buckskin" on the
itsiu The other day The horse was
ca to a drag which caught stick
for = lever Ia 10 way, throwing II
with great force aud hitting
en- on tie lcg bolow the knee, break
9th bones. lie was brought TO the
aud nr. Crowley sent for, who
him q comfortable as possible, but
i be a sorry Job for him.
rhera seems to b. little misunder.
log betweoa The committee and
teacher ia lhis district. Miss
9abbafd taaght The summer term
claims that OPS Of The committee en-
her for the Water term, while an.
member Of TIE committee hired w.
arrows al Dorset for the winter
Sow The distric, evidently don't
two teachers for ono school room,
may b that Il viii require smother
aTai commission to decide the mat
-bose OK our citizens who met At
Woods, last Thursday evening, or
cl society which Il to meet every
nesday evening At O'Clock. From
to nine will lse devoted to reading,
or Any other entertainment which
be provided by the committee APP
"a two weeks before foF that pnr.
The remainder o. the evening, iii
o'clock, which ia the boar fixed for
arnmeni, will be devoted TO social
trse. games o. amusemcnss, a. each
may determine. The Grst meeting
be held this. Wednesday, evening ST
osldenoe 81 Truman Perkins
lev. 4. C.. Cochran, who lives al
he Falls, NY, aaa who Il quite
loown 10 IBIS vicinity, writes thsi
ii Anioe horse, carriage, harness &c.
4 At $500 stolen. Nov. sth. TIE
vas traced 10 Boston ADD capture
sAe property recovered. lie proved
9 an ex-convios aud the leader Of 4
Of thieves, I've u whom ere now IN
a iail, two Ii BAllsion, ard warrants
put ior the slres, Of aVe more, mAk-
hlnetn Ia all. When cur clerical
d "gtEs on his muscle thieves may
look out,
Telegraph oompaaies are al the rage
jusi Bow AID Us "eilskr Of TIE
naers Il heard "a very many Of oul
.te residences as Ntll IS places q
aess. Monday eEenlng last ! major
n the former memtscrs Of The Mao
81 Telegraph Association (h1yiuE
angH from thai casapsnys) met Al
soass q Dsaeoa Blsek. and nsw
parry vas formed, 10 he known 81