The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-22
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MANCHESTER.

MANCHESTER.
We are having little taste Of cold
weather, but 30 snow set.
We learn that tbe fail examinations At
the seminary have been very satisfactory.
The walkers are cutting about six
iboasbd logs on TOE east mountain, to
run down 10 their Greenwich mill next
spring,
President Hubert, Of MiddIebury
College, was 10 town Tuesday attend.
Ing the examination q the Seminary.
Davis & Son advertise stoves, tin.
ware, etc q their depot store.
Il. c. Oyis has jos, received (from
New York; some stylish oyercoats which
be says be will sell cheap for cash
I'D. a. Munson Intends to remove 10
Illinois 10 The spring, and adyertises bic
COWS, horses, sleds, etc, for sale. We
presume he viii SCH anything be has 10
dispose Of st bargain.
"A meeting o. the Congregational So
ole,y il called next Monday at one o'clock
T.. n, TO act on a communication from
Rev. Mr. Ilezen and 70 transact any other
business proper 20 be done.
Isn't Il about time 10 settle up those
newspaper bills? The year Is drawing
to close aud great many remain un-
paid We must have Che money in order
10 be square With the world Jan lst,
Now Is the Time TO plant cats Put
two 10 hl aud make the bills nesr
together. This Il going 10 he hard
winter aud man should plant all he eau,
aud II ho throws iua dog or two 50 much
the better,
We are requested 10 give notice that
there viii be a meeting at Mrs. Woods
residence lhIs, Thursday, evening, to or.
ganIza some sort Of society for social in.
teroourse and Improvement during the
coming winter. all those interested in
such project are invited TO be present.
by reierosce to the marriage notices
Il will be sean thAt two young ladies Of
New York, who we're guests at the
Equinox lloasc last SUMMER, have been
iudUeed 20 enter TIC matrimonial state.
Il il our individual opinion that those
gentlemen might have done a great deal
worse
Amos Sheldon, who always takes The
Head IL me swine business. hss become
The owner oi a splendid thoroughbred
Berkshire. which G y Munson purehas.
cd In New York state, aud which al 8
year ola took the irst premium st that
slste ana county fair Farmers will take
notice,
Mr.. W H. llurd aud wife will take
charge q Toe boarding department At the
Seminary next term. which viii cuable
Prof Shaw 70 devote all bis attention to
teaching, IN which depa-im ent be has
very few equals We think lhis arrange
meut oagh, To be highly satisfactory to
the students ADD friends q lbe school
-Wm. Brownson i back In bis old
qusFters under tie Court House, where
hs will be pleased % supply dealers on In.
dlsidaals With gloves aud ml,iens Of al
Kinds 81 the lowest prices lie manuiac-
lurcs come new styles which sfc just The
thisg for cold weather and have another
desirable quality, being quite cbcsp
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the postofsice, Manchester, VT:
Mrs. Csris J. Covcy, Mrs, Mary Daley,
Toham Ferwer, Mrs. Thomas S. Hsgar,
]. w. HOLSTER. Mrs. G. c. Morse, Ellen
O'Connor. Miss Deliie smith, James
Shield 2, WIN. I. Stevens, +, NJ. slay,on,
Owen Swepey, Richard Vaaderlip, 4.
W. Wheeler, Emma +. Wilson, Box $50
Last Saturday morning, Grace and
Haley, two Of The barglars who escaped
from tic jan 81 Remington, recently
were esptured si Esglc Bridge. n ~,
aud brought back hy Geo. Smith. Joe
Noodman, Nelson Wileox AMI Sheriff
Circuit, Ia the afternoon. Perkins, the
other member OF tie gang, who il sin a.
large, i suspected 10 bc hiding 10 The
mountains near pownA1.
The matrimonial market il getting
quite lively sgsin, several certificates
having been granted By tbs iowa clerk
uecsally, gwu IA one dsy. II reports are
trus. che chap went az On ibc sly ard
was married withoai ,he accessory legal
doaameulf, whieb, { srne, makes some
one liable 10 smart Csc. Ministers sHd
justices 81 The peace wb0 arc authorized
10 perform iae esFcmosy must mske sure
s1e papers Ate ail right CT expect 70 lake
she consequences. TIC iaw On lhe sas.
ga is qalle plxih and easily understood