The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-07

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Play besides isfoas etc. Eass member
q Ibe usape 10 uld 90 hs wei - ia -
rfetrtsoa sn3 people who sdmirc Tie
8ramaiis sr5 VII. bare rare rt2i. The
pfee q s8fnisaoa hsS brrn mt - - aad
81 atus and 30 8oabi here vii Be fail
hosse
THE Camp Pre- Of rgn sklauer g
a. r. Taosdsy eYenlag. vas vel alteo-
dcl and lh8se present seemed 70 enjoy H.
The exercises consisted o. music. vocal
asi iusrumeaisi, an spenisg address b.
ComrAde Sessions, couple q Relations
by Prof Bradford which were very well
received, Alec ree,iAtions By Miss Fish,
Miss Gray and FrEuk noliey. and re-
marks ~ others Ths supper was too
coed foe lbe ptsoe charged AID reGests
credit upon the la1les u cAafgt, 10 whom
d, members o. ne Pon extend their
sinnerc thanks TIC proceeds amounted
% ever iwoEiy.avo dollar, which sum
wss added 10 The charity fund
aAxcnfxTER BIrOr
wesrgn oflbe blus" are 10 DO nA.
i9fIty
MIR. Alvin Conner, vito and child,
afe visiting reisliyes 10 HarIiand, VI,
Henry Lawrence d quite 10 With
diptbefia.
Thermometers varied all The Way
from Il to n degrees below zero, last
Sunday morning
Robert Ames aud Egbcrl Smith are
rushing 10 the wood 81 the station at the
rate Of twentY-fYe Or thirty loads day.
JEFF bowman, who had the mlsfor.
tune to b.eak bis lex three weeks ago,
Is doing well uuder the care OF Or.
Clemens.
Thomas Kelley recently sold a colt
year old past, sired by yonng "Hlland
Gray" for one hundred and twelve dol
lars
DIR. Clemens intends to erect nice
large house at Manchester Depot, early
In the season O. II. Pond, who has
charge OF the job, will commence work
90 il a. once.
John Richie has taken the job of cut
ting pine hundred dollar monument
Tor w. II Fullerton, aud commences it
Monday The irm Of llollister Il Tyrel,
East Dorset, furnished the stone.
Things seems TO be little mixed
just at present. sunday morning the
weather was cold enough 10 freeze
mans shins, with the snow OF uncertain
depth, the "spring binds" singing aud tue
crows cawing.
Carey Reynolds, representative OF
Factory Point lodge, No IS, |. O, o. r.,
left town Tuesday morning for Montpe-
ier, as the annual session of tho grand
lodge meets At that place on the first
Wednesday IN February.
-Theo Brothers, formerly Of Airing
ton, aud who isnow at work on Billings
coal job, came near losing bis nose few
days ago by an axe CHANGING and giving
Il an unfriendly cut DR. Clemens
stitched It on, andnow Theo. takes better
care Of bis nose.
The Vermont Diarymen's Associa.
ton met at Milton, Jan. 10th, 18th and
18th, with large attendance and seem
ingly increasing interest Messrs. John
D, Mead, Nathan skinner, H. r. Cuts
Dr. Crcssey and other practical men were
prominent among the speakers. T.. ID.
Mason OF Richmond ispresident, aud G.
). Bliss of Georgia secretary of the asso-
citation.
Frank Kilburn with bis little boy
George got caught on the mountain IN the
severe storm OF last week aud were
obliged to stay two nights in an old
sbanty once used by lumbermen working
for the Pettibone brothers, within about
three quarters of a mile Of Bourn pond.
Mr.. kilburn had cut the hay on ''Beayer
Meadows" last summer and was drawing
il OF when bis horse was taken sick aud
he was obliged TO leave il on the noun
tain. It was wonder That that they
ever gol oa alive,
The heavy "no, eastern" last Thurs
dag night aud Friday hindered the trains
considerably. The night train, due at
Manchester at 1920, was about two hours
late aud was until O'Clock Friday morn.
ing getting through to Rntlsnd, IL could
hardly make is way ont Of Manchester
Station The morning train was blocked
entirely al BTuumville. while the 1880
raiu going north was in the same pre-
dieameut ST Sunderland. Tie 1880 ex.
pre-. came through st O'Clock p. IN,
followed by the moruing train which IL
passed st Barnumvlle
poRsEr
Augustus Gray Of Fair Haven spent
"a! o. two 10 Dorset last week.
MIR VIM. Williams, who has been
very sick, u thought TO be improving
lie il attended By pr. Seymour lloliey
Oar last sociahle was at Charles Gil
berts THIS week Mrs. Aurelius Sykes
receives them Thursday afternoon aud
evening a, her residence
The educational meeting, extending
through the day aud evening OF Jan. 70,
Vas an occasion 81 much interest, and We
boie good results will come Of Il. II GER.
tainiy gaye u sa opportunity TO become
setter acquainted with oar teachers, and
mapy who have not been accustomed to
sish our schools we're happily surprised