The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

MAkCnEsTER


MANCHESTER.
"A very high wind made things rattle
ha Sunday.
Eight degrees bsIow zero Monday
morning.
Head Coss q Esur.on's new ad vsrtiss-
ment
a pleasant party Of nsArly 30 couples
enjoyed themselves At Ms'ie Hall Friday
evening.
Look out for Among the Breakers"
Of MasIe Hall In a week or two. II iA
One play,
Plenty OF spow came on Tuesday but
Il 10 al on deposit, 10 banks. The girls
will he obliged 10 postpone that leap year
sleigh ride.
The managers Of The recent dance at
Music Hail wish to express their thanks
10 those people who rendered efficient aid
In Masking II success.
SWEET. ia manufacturing another lot Of
those superior brooms. Oar better half
says sbe has tried both ends OF them
faithfully aud they wear frat rate.
N. q. Taylor has for sale good, new
stock efjswelry, clocks, spsctscles and
ere glasses. Cali aud examine them at
in. Hafd's drug store.
-Qaise largo number ofthe friends
Of Mr.. aad Mrs. George Smith paid them
visit on Friday evening Il being the 18th
anniversary Of their marriage. II was q
very pleasant gathering.
Who says Manchester IL a doll place
IL wIntsri A crystal wedding, two tea
parties and dance eli Music Hall, all In
ono evening, ought TO safety the most in
ereduioua that We are 8 wide awake peo.
pie.
Sheldon IL now afraid that Ice on
Equinox pond will be too thick: So
soop ~ there IL decent sleighiDg the Ice
harssat will commence. lie expects to
DO ready for drawing ice this afternoon.
"A caucus Of ihe Republican voters Of
Manchester 10 called by order Of The town
eommlitee, 10 this village on Saturday
ysb. ai.l, 81, O'Clock ? NJ, for the par
pese Of slscting four delegates TO the Re-
pablIcan state convention aud also four
delegates 10 the Republican district con.
ventloa, tie former to be held At Mont.
pelIsr The Path and The latter at yergcnnes
lhe ssth int.
The annual meeting Of the Bsttsu.
hin valley Industrial society tor the eiec-
sioH OF ofAests ard the transaction Of
seeesssry basiness will be heid At Adams
Hail, Factory Point, on Saturday Feb.
itgh Aii0o'cl0ek A. N. Aiaii sttendenoe
Of tbs members Of The society is desired
We suppose al residents OF the north
shlfs Of The coauty who purchased mem.
hefship tickets for The fair last fall, to-
Essker wIth sii who vii pledge them
selves to hay membership Iirkets for toe
fAlrihs coming tsfi viii be considered
members Of lbs society. la order TO
keep ap the Interest aud have every hing
nangsd 10 the best advantage possible Il
10 sssestisl that large number Of lhe
best psople 10 the several towut .hould
be present. IL Ia lalsbdsd TO 10 .vole,,
81 The people and they should be on hand
to sieea their best mea 10 mtnAgs The at
fairs Of ,he society.
EAcroEr Ponr.
--vehsog did eel lhls tine.
--Georgs Bentley eIt iof he Wet 90
Mesdsy. HE brother PRED accompanied
kim.
"A aanbtr Of yoaag people from lhi.
village snIoysd l6s dsnce NJ Aasic Hat
o. last FRIDAY sv.nlse.
Geo. o. Dolph has ths iuviiaiiou,
cat ios gtand bali Al The BA,tenkill
Hal. % 81 ssltnline's eve. Feb. is,h
Teams vii be provided, to carry I'll who
wiah 70 a,,sad IRON tbIs viilAgs, free.
EkxcHEsrHA nrror
--E6gs IS cts. psF dossn At Barr .
Asslsy's.
III. W. Lswfsses s away 90 tip d
Msstschassiu.
--sarpriss party Al " r. TaYlor's SAT-
Hrasy svsalng,
-hIss Ella sulayaa "a II sta typboid
fsvsr.
The aFSl segsE party o. lbs ssasoa .
s. W. Bosrnt Wednesday svshiHg Jan "a
isA.