The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-25
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49, AeaNtts'
Only ihres degrees aboTe zero We'd
nesday morning
Thanksgiving services viii be held in
the Congregational church at IAN
-. NJ Russell, with one assistant,
shod forty horses Monday and Tuesday.
FrAnh rlley. principal Of the graded
school 4 Fairhayen is IL home on a va.
cation.
Geo u Miner, who is attending Nor
wich University At NorihGeld, is at home
ca vacation.
We have several new advertisements
Of desirable farms and other real estate for
sale Read them.
Mrs. D. X. Simonds has gone on a vie.
Il 10 friends in Massachusetts Chas L.
Coy supplies her place a, the church or
gan.
The boys hnd nice skating on the
Cemetery and Equinox ponds. II this
weather continues the ice can be secured
Before many days
Abou, forty Of tho students Of the
Seminary met on Friday evening for so
oial visit and candy pull II is needless
to say they enjoyed it.
.only half dozen degrees above zero
Monday aud Tuesday mornings. and with
ihe heavy winds Of Sunday aud Monday it
Was decidedly 'tedious" being out Of
doors.
Harrison Hubbard takes about II tons
Of dressed turkeys to the Boston market
for thanksgiving He has not missed
being present with fine lot Of poultry at
that mAket for many years,
The ftelei stand on slippery places
these days, but the righteous don't At
least we saw ID. d. on his knees in the
street Tuesday. A man needs both heel
and toe cAlks to enable him 10 stand up.
The fall examinations at Burr and
Burton Seminary were very satisfactory
10 teachers aud pupils Good progress
wAs made in all the studies, and the re-
snlt showed thorough and systematic drill
Mr. Rowland aud Miss Smith both prove
u be good teachers, aud the $ ainary was
seldom morc worthy tho confidence aud
patronage ot the people than at present
We hope to see a good attendance at the
wiator term. which begins after a vacation
81 ta0 weeks
a petition was filed ia the Probate
Office, Saturday. by some 81 the creditors
OF r. I. Huri, to place him in bankrupt.
cy, Mr. Huri, soon after bis suspension,
made proposition TO compromise by
paying % per cent which most or all 81
the creditors would lie glad 10 accept.
We think Tie bankruptcy proceedings will
be no bAr to such settlement IL Mr. Hurd
will oaly carry ont his part Of ii, as the
law expressly provides ior such settle
mcnts where ,he PARTIES are wiIling
rscrom ponr
There will he special communication
q Aioniram Lodge. No. ~. r. 4 A. NJ,
Thursday eve, Dee 2ni, at O'Clock Tor
work ca the ist leereo aud ether inport-
ant business A G BuEn, Set
Cleo. Wait o. the Jamaica stage line
losi horse With tbs epiaootie Last Saiut.
day
Qmis a nuuaber u persons both old
aud young arr suffering from the prevail
ing distempef. sore throat. some quite se.
yefely
Mas Lizzie 0ufsih. . granddaughter
~ The late Ebsn Was. Is visiting among
hes uaaHy friends here,
The woolen factory, Which ~Rs closed
ZOE iew days BY ,be death Of the owner
Mr.. Thomas Tsihaaa. Is no~ running m.
der the supervision q his son. William
latham. OF fail ilma and turning oui IA
increased amount Of posk
Dr. WymAn is temporarily kept from
setiss work 81 : slight atiAek q tie CEN.
n.eA trouble. sore threat
Nksca4sTfn nEfog.
H. ColYsns cider nllll Is closed for n.
seAsaa
Jamie hoNeA las ooaalaeaoei naefoAn.
tlle lite u Barr A MAaleys establishments.
There i = roFoluiioa ia Tarkey dom,
caused Is PresiAeai HAYES procl&mAis0u.
IheEe j. s9nle dissatisfaction viiA
year poet earruspoAdsni iloia thla place,
IN tAai b. faileA . fatty represent our
traAesmen.