The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

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chFtsaka mlnlsFy. whose arrumsisucef
msas suts AID seeafal. lhs charge sot
ias8ou 2na tEsi 81 yeau u rcmiued.
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Pretl1ena oftAt Board q Trustees
BtcruRy rulxr
Mr. " : Gotham has rstarped frosn
- IssnsYivasia loar.
Tie 0arphy Cab adlouruod lKa Fh.
dsy srsuiug tsr two weeks
Mr.. Eawln Barriu. wba has beea at
worl ID Mass. fef several moplhs past. "a
opos more 81 bone.
An. Hamillon With Der shiidnn j.
spending 5 short time With Der sister,
Mr. A. l. Graves.
NJ W n Faleflou npd family have
returned to live among ns sgsla We are
glad 70 asloouse them.
Rev s. Gardner who hAs besu 90 a
rses,lon lot the issi two weeks, expects
to ooeuPy lis stations nexi Sabbath As a.
AL.
-Mu Fannie Dean has among her
hus display Of house plants = cAlcns
which has one hundred and thirty bios
sous.
Tie members Of the Odd Fellow or.
gAailtuos are requested 10 meet =, their
Lodge room Friday evening, the 18th
inst per order Of the n. q
Those attending religious services for
the last Two ssbbAlhs II the Hall have had
The pleasure Of listening to Rev. WIN.
CbspmAn from Seward, n. \.
Tito ladies Of The Baptist Society are
to have a series Of sociabies during the
winter, the first oue to be held at Black
mer's Hall on "Wednesday evening OF this
week
Tho special Communication Of Ado
hiram Lodge No. ~, r. s a. NJ, cali
ed on Thursday evening, the l4th inst,
for wotk on the 2nd degree, is put of un-
Oh Thursdsy evening" the 2lst,at Z O'Clock.
J 4. BEACH, w NJ.
DIR. LOOMS, o popular dentist, has
recently hued 90 bis rooms Ia iiowe's
block in tine style, aud as you throw
yourself into an easy chair Ia his cosy aud
well furnished visiting room, the horror
OF having that aching t,oih pulled imme-
diately yAuishes,
Factory Poinl should be well repre-
sented at the dramatic performance in
Music Hall this Thursday evening, the
proceeds going for the benefit OF the new
Band, which The whole town has or
should baye an interest IN, aud YOU can
ssow yoaF~ dispoalIoa 90 help the thing
along by going 10 zee "Who Killed Cock
Robin
The Good Tomplar Lodge is 10 a
prosperous condition. holding their meet.
ings every saturday evening The Off cers
for the present quarter are as follows:
T. j. Hoyt, Lodge Dept; w. A. Adams,
W. c. T.; Mrs. NJ. u. Cloney, w. V. T.;
7. j. Hoyt, w Sect NJ Y. Gleason, w.
f. Sect. Ruth Chaplin, w. Treas. X. T..
Bowen, W. Chap Frank Moore, W. NJ. ;
Carrie HOLSTER, w. ID. NJ. Mrs. Z. B.
Hollister, w. A. s.; Mrs. A. Gleason,
W. II. II. S. Ella Chaplin, w. L. II. s.;
Ida Leleher. w. !. G.. Thos. Barns, w.
o. g.; L. .. Hollisler, p. W C. Z.
We give this week the report Of tho
Primary Department OF the school in
District No. 3. The school has been so
broken up by the whooping cough aud
chicken pox that the report is not as iull
as usual. During the fall term The fol-
lowing scholars we're not absent: Alfred
Bowman, Winired Bowman, Alberta
Ma,tlson, Vincent Madison, Anna Ames,
Emma Lapointe, Lula Walker, May
Jones, Nettie Mesoham. John Wait was
absent one day, from sickness. The
scholars not tardy were Phelps Wyman,
Charles Harris, Rama Maynard, Ernest
Maynard, Ora Rano, John Scoulon, Anna
Ames, Mary Estabrook, Blanche Hill,
May Howard, Fannie Harris, Juuia Lu-
gene, Emma Lapointe, Dora Dencb,
Corona Axteile, Frances seouton, Lula
Walker.
MANCHESTER DEPor.
WIN, Buckley IL burning the last lin
OF lime for this season This week. Il viii
probably be ready 70 open next Monday.
Notice ]. Davis Il Sous new adver.
tisemeut. They are live business men
snd deserve their share Of The public pat
rouage,
MIR. Frank kiiburn and family wish
to express their thanks to the people of
Manchester village for The generous aud
timely donAiion last week.
james LAkin, who is in the employ
Of the Pctlibone Bros is Just able TO re.
sumo work again, having been disabled
Tor about three weeks caused, by a cnt In
the foot with an axe.
-Chss. WymAu, formerly of this town
aud now 8 resident Of Nebraska, lost con-
siderable property By FIRE a few days ago.
His daughter, Mrs George Romle barely
escaped with her life.
We have a good deal OF respect for
The people Of Manchester village and
know that is deeds Of charity they are