The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-28

Ahls HA us HTht kcuDol NC gave cNlueuCt
OF bis ability 10 become Whist we SO much
need here tesoher Unsurpassed 10 point
Of government. Mr.. BArrows has traits
Of character which are almost indspenss.
bic 10 the thorough management OF our
district schools. lie Is possessed OF a
warm, genial nature which maniiests IL
self outside the school room. lie is also
a faithful, untiring christian aud carries
bis religion with him wherever be goes,
which all will admit Is the secret OF his
success.
FACTORY POINT.
Our Boston Charley 10 the "boss"
bone.pickcr of the Batlenkill.
Bridget Kennedy, girl working at
Thsyer's Hotel, broke her arm one day
last week.
Miss Helen Smith, former resident
Of this village, Is now visiting friends and
relatives 10 this vicinity.
We regret to announce that Mr.. l. II.
Dench with his family have left us for q
residence In Bennington.
We are sorry to learn, also, that the
family Of Mr.. Joseph Lugene, ST., Ia
about leaving us for a new home not far
from Worcester, Mass.
The cold OF Sunday night was so Sc.
we're that the factory pond was entirely
frozen over, and 1t was not until the
afternoon Of Monday that the channel be.
gan TO open.
4, l.. Taylor OF Manchester Depot, has
sold his place on the West road TO the
Wilton brothers for 5000. Appearances
would indicate that he doesn't intend "a
housekeep just yet.
Quarterly meeting next Sabbath at
the Hall 1t The usual hour for services,
sf.M Sermon by tie Presiding Elder,
after which the ordinance Of Baptism and
Sacrament Of the Lords supper will be
administered.
We are glad to be able TO announce
that Of the many who dcnned the blue q,
The time Of the temperance revival here,
only very few have fallen, 10 our
knowledge II has been the means Of
working wonders 10 some cases In this
vicinity
1T will be OF interest TO many Of your
readers 10 learn that Mr.. james Lee, who
for some years resided here, bat has late.
4 ly been living In or near Chicago, has
gone TO the sandwich Islands to work
with q, G.. Warehouse. His wife IL now
stopping with her father, Mr.. Gilman
I Wilson, 10 this village
Mis-. Townsley's work at the Baptist
church closed on Sunday evening. The
meetings were kept up, during her stay
OF nearly two weeks, with lively inter.
esi aud over thirty persons were convert
ed under her ministrations. She left here
to carry on Der work at Windsor, with
the good wishes OF ALL
Mrs. Monday, q very handsome
woman Of Quincy, IN, ran away with 1
tolIga,c keeper Mr.. Monday overlook
the fngitives at the Depot, wbereupor
the woman vhscked him with pOkeI
while The tolI-aAie demon shot him 10 sh'
left ere, (western psper). After sucl
treatment he mast have been "blu'
Monday"
MANCHESTER pEroT.
Dexter Bourn bias moved into room
over The furniture store.
"A ID. Conner has moved into Lev
Ponds honse lately vacated By d. Bourn
a COW owned by Mrs. Perry, recent
y gave birth 10 twins.
Winter set In lasi Monday and a
caused The farmers to stop operations il
sugar making.
We would ike TO AK your las
Dofssi correspondent II the kiiiEeas O
that place have started subscription Il
erect ssous menl tes -OId Nisr
Llama, daughter Of Zsb Andstis
] vas badly sealdsd, Tuesday last, BY hAv
some bot water accidentally spilled o.
hsr bead aud shoulders.
. Al the annual school meeting 10 Dh
iFicl No. ~, ibe following efacen yer
elected Henry Fielding, Moderator; L
: stevens. Clerk William Bartlett, ooIlsc
or. william Tay Ior, Treasurer Voted !
. have seven monlhs school, and 10 rails
J ten eeais on ihe dollar. The committee
. report Of tie lss, year shows that wit
] eiEhseen cents % lbe dollar thai there
Surplus OF over seventy dollars Ia u
! Treasury.