The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

Fenerahle Gpd esteemed fEAsg3a, wlta
whom We bad passed The day and vho
bad beras themselves - oheeFfallf
add graeeissis iaroaTh tbs Plesaani sn-
adversary oae4sson.
wooDroEn.
How The sppies and cider % roll 10.
tboaghl
n. Asrtsile gives four slaging schools
week.
The market being dali, youuE trap.
pers src bot IubilAut.
The frst asoclAblen vas given a, J.
4. ltobeusoas lass week Wednesday
evening,
Xii Yar,er has moved to Glastonbury
and Pete Liberty now occupies The house
vacated BY Ell.
Hayes has recommended Nov. 18th
for Thanksgiving. Look ont for your
beu roostsl
Monday morning was The coolest of
the season, mercury being down nearly
20 Q aud Ice "a inch thick.
DE witt Carrier Is driving stage on
the eastern division OF the Bennington
aud Bfatteboto mail route.
Increase b. Whitney Is in town again
and everybody Is glad TO welcome The
return Of their cold frieud.
"A tramp passed through town the
other day who could beg In three differ
ent languages, aud YET be went hungriiy
on
--Gleason has moved bis Pine Valley
store aud pat on an addition. lie ia-
tends TO keep full stock OF clothing tie
coming winter
Warren Burris has built an addition
10 his house aud several others are max
I ing improvements with cold fingers Why
thus procrastinaleS
/ 1T Is becoming fsyorite amusement
| for some young ladies to "chew tar
Old women are addicted to the habit also.
Why "let up" on spruce gumf
/ F. p. Bowles, of Gardner, Mass.
formerly of this town, has purchased the
extensive livery stable there, be having
bought and sold that kind Of property
several times the past year.
Mrs. Chss. Sawyer returned from her
visi, to Pittsfield and vicinity last week,
Mrs. S. mother was severely hurt by be.
/ ing thrown from carriage by reason o.
defect in the highway in Shrewsbury.
The town now offers to settle by paying
$500. This should be warning TO other
towns whose highways are in bad condi
tion.
The chronic frauds, Clark Il Co.
1867 Broadway, N. Y, recently gobbled
the signature of ii. J. Bugbee of thi'
place, and wrote him stating II il wa'
40 X" be was entitled TO $500 In mining
stock, aud wanted to know by what ex
press he wanted il forwarded. The
"deacon,v Just for the "fun of the thing,
gave the nefarious blaeklegs the desired
information. In day or two the pack
ages (perhaps sawdusl) came by express
with &c. o. ID. 81 so and charges"
good laugh was enjoyed by all presen
and then the thinning stock" ordered L
be returned, with a note in the mail some
thing like this: &C. IL Co.,-Try som'
other greenhorn. il may work better-tol
you. have more stock on hand nov
than can attend TO, principally hr'
stock, however, you are Frauds and fad
vertising will prove effectuaI | shal
let the people know it," II. j. u.
BERLIN, Ny.
"A tenant house owned by Dwight G.
Smith and occupied by DIR. p. LOCKWOOD
burned up last night.
Mrs. Eben Rhodes, aged 70 years
sister of the late b. Streeter, has beer
pronounced incurabe by her physician
DR.. A. E. Sands.
Our graded school, under the efiicien
management of the new principal, Mr.. G
NJ. Bean of CORTLAND, N. Y, is giving
general satisfaction.
For the small sum of fifty cents, il
currency or postage stamps, we will sent
to any address simple receipt for tht
cure of premature badness. Address
Jou RNAL Correspondent, Box 81, Berlin