The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18
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Buy apresent Is now 10 order.
The Baptist church aud society will
display Xmas Tee, forathe benefit, Of
the Sunday school.
Geo. q. Smith has secured the services
of clerk, youth by the name of Taylor
FROM Stockholm, N. Y.
Elisha Slosson brought into the vii
lage last week very handsome wild
goose, shot on Goshen Pond.
MIR. Geo. G. Smith, at the Post Offlc
has ordered large quantity of confect-
ionery suitable for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. L. A. Brooks has 40 immense
Gala lilly standing, feet inches high
with leaves measuring over 20 inches in
length.
Geo. II. Walker, our old time Post
Office clerk, committed matrimony last
week, Miss Ella Parker, OF Putney, being
the bride. Success and long life TO you.
-Mrs. Ira L. Whitman, an estimable
lady, who has been long suffering from
consumption. quietly passed beyond the
river carly Monday morning, aged 40
years.
"A new street lamp has been put up
at the harness shop. Two more will be
put up in few days, one at the South
end of the bridge, the other near the
Post Office.
MIR. Mark Leevy has opened store
opposite the Post Office. Mr.. Levy will
supply long felt want, by keeping a
large and general assortment OF lad les and
gents furnishing goods.
SUNDERLAND.
"A donation aud oyster supper for the
benefit Of tho Rev. Ii. s. Allen will be
given at Sunderland Borough on Tuesd ny
evening, Dec. 23d, al the house OF Mr..
G. G. Houghton. A cordial invitation il
extended to all Come and have good
Wait besides the supper at IS cents per
couple.
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. Dadmsu is quite sick with g
fever She is attended by DR.. W. s
Phillips
Rev. j. Randall went Factory
Point to presch Sunday afternoon, conse-
quenty there was no evening service
here.
Best assortment of holiday goods
to be found at Woodwostbs IL Canfeld's.
No trouble to show goods. Give them q
call.
Mr.. l.. j.. Mattison OF this town
killed Two turkeys last week that dressed
As l.2 pounds; II that can be beaten we
should be pleased to hear Of 1t.
The dancing school this week will not
be held until Friday evening on account
of the hall beisg engaged for that evening
tor the entertainment mentioned.
"A special meeting OF Dudley Post,
No. Is, G. A. r., will be held At their
ball on Saturday evening, Dec. Goth, At S
o'clock. ltis hoped that the comrades
will Gil tara out, As important business
viii come before the Post at that time.
We learn that Mr.. Miriam Hard has
bought tho farm that formerly belonged
to Mr.. George Mcknight, deceased. This
ia part OF the old Harmon CAufeId farm
containing about 30 acres we believe.
The price paid we were unable 10 learn.
An entertainment will be given Al
the "Town HAllp on Thursday evening,
Dec. 18Th. Tor the benefit Of ST. James
ehurca Two farccs will be presented
entitled "Box sad Cox aud "Poor PHI
cody The price Of admission IL only is
eenls aud Il IL hoped that : large number
will attend. The iAdies will sell Ice
cream.
HgRLIy, nj.
james Duffy Of New York hAs besr
lIuspsetlng, with view Of buyiag, ID,
celebrated berry farm Of Green h Jones.
--Frof. A. Davis il organising anew i
lodge Of Good Templars here with cur
respected iOwHsmAn, Il. y. Brown, a
Worthy Chief