The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13
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MANCHESTER
Nunusl meeting ~ the ladies'
eai society. which wss 10 have
ID yesterday, Feb. l2,is postponed
1T Wednesday, Al 8 O'Clock p m
hurch paflou
e supreme court hiss nearly flush
docket OF thirteen eAses. with the
on OF the Bennington water case
il said to be long :one, Ma
pc have been given.
purse for the purchase OF a bar
our and other needed articles foi
lily OF Frank kilburn, was made
bic village recently. Mr.. kllbnru''
. improving aud be hopes to be
resume labor soon.
suppose the reason why the Ben
Gazette Office il capable Of pro-
such flue JOB printing is because
printer picked up bis trade at the
IL Office. This cfiice does turn Of
rsylhern One printers
proposed TO omit the "soclable''
cent week, aud TO have a grand
ng At The church parlors next week
'erhaps a taste OF ice cream aud
Injuries Well, we don't object,
s ain Of twenty -four hours duration
co of = good portion OF The snow
Ade the streams nearly as high as
ERE In The lreshet OF 60. We hear
AmAge by the high water 10 this
and Sc the lhsw IL over the dan
passed.
Q music class at the seminary will
charming little operelta, "Gene.
at Music Hall, at the close OF the
IN. The evenings entertainment
olnds al operctta for young girls,
"GrAndfalher's Blrlhday."
G winter term Of Burr aud Burton
Try win close Tuesday, March Ah,
examination. Tho spring term
nees March 10Th. All young
md gentlemen, whose cifcnmstan.
possibly admit, ought TO attend
liluilon
Nancy lifuwns8n ilawiey,
Of The late Major Hswiey, died In
lsge. Tuesday, more than ninety
Il age. Mrs. Hawley was the last
pr Of the Old stock Of Brownsons,
erc among the earliest snd most
iiAl settlers Of this region,
EnIroR: Many Ct our citizens
ksiiy 10 the missionary spirit which
ell Mr. Henry Gray 10 lnfn cut
) handsome spau Of blacks and
tlious sleigh, lssi sabbath, sud
up she choir aud church goers,
lie them hems again after service
lndAy school Otherwise our pas
1oellent sermon might have been
Ell TO empty pews, A.B.c.
be social gathering OF the students
Aeher Of Burr and Burton semiua-
tho house oi the Principal, last
Jay eyeaing, vas oGn II rare pleas
both teachers atsd scholars The
II enetftAirmcnl conducted by Mrs
Dc, the varied sXerciscs OF the i'm.
"a programmes which all seemed 70
and the choice supply 81 refresh.
provided, combined TO make the
IL psss With great Satisfaction.
be BensGngloa BaBasr comes out 10
spe aSd The Gazette sppcsrs In an
led form. We rel Rice Ia lbe.e evi-
Of toe prosperity q our ueighbors
|opTisiof Of The latter rather boasts
"pAtsBt oussiaes" printed In New
No doubt thsy eoutAin many good
ons. bal one great ifouble l.,
er good OF bad. TIE onice thai u.es
Inusl take them ~ they come, hAV
control whaleser 10 their selection.
nsueh signers Tor the iofmsslon oi
kfienliursi Society hkving eets &c.
. 20 render sueeess reasonably Ger.
be neeslaK fN cfgs sisstlon win be
ii Adam hall, Factory rolut, on
day, February 22ad, II 10 O'Clock
10 DO aAi, ss far a. posaible,
mGs who sigAed Tie agresnsai
e rFessnt. aud II those ~ho have
70 opportsnlsy fos SIG nlng ], viii be
Ut II tie meeting Ihsy wiil base :
he 70 ioiu On he same terms as The
i. TIE object il 10 fern : soeieiy ID
b al are initgetied aud whlch vii
De a. many good farmers aud me.
cs - possibie.
"a party Wa bed 81 TIE residence O
Bsidwis, Mcnday svenlng, 10 boo
Miss luilA Richsr3son, which pFuFes