The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-02

The voice Of the porker is heard il
land
Tho ice on Equinox pond is about
thick enough 10 harvest
Before Jan. LIST BEE that all your
little accounts arr squared up, especially
your JouEsAr account
N Hard has store full Of Holiday
goods 10 (which be invites attention among
the advertisements
Our village school commenced last
Monday The winter terra at the semin-
AIRY begins next Wednesday
Tho lecture room at the Congregation.
al church has been e-paiated and is great.
y improved ia appearance
Bay your clothing at siegle clothing
store because You find tho best stock, the
latest les aud the lowest prices
a little snow would have made splen.
did sleighing for the past ten days II
seems 70 he coming nog though
Our citizens who have gone 10 Florida
have arrived at their destination and are
busy at work preparing Tor the winters
business
Rev. Mr. Reed gave an excellent dis.
course on thanksgiving day, giving a
great many reasons why We should he
thankful as a nation and as individuals.
This is terrible time for wood piles
and coal bins, and also for the farmers hay
NOV. Unless winter has come at us butt
end first Il will be ono long to be remem-
hored.
The bi.monthly meeting Of the Ben
nington Co, association OF Congregational
minister was held at the home of DR..
WiekhAm on Tuesday Rev. T. q. Reid
WAS appointed moderator aud Rev. L. w. |
Partridge scribe. An interesting and val. |
liable paper was read by Rev. Mr.. Ander-
son. The next meeting will he held in
Manchester. a, the house Of Rev A. G.
Reed on the last Tuesday Of January at II |
O'Clock A. n
FActoRr FONT
Charles bradford has returned nom
his Western tuT
VIA, has become Of the long, lovely. !
Indian Summer tins Year,
The winter term Of the village school
commenced on Monday,
Wide mouths says fashion note,
have come luto fashion for women.
The ~iai has sent the grand stand on
the fair ground 70 ''liagdom come
james II Bouestcel again occupies
his old place ~ teacher in oar district
school
Il siegcl hAs been in New York AMI
bought another large stock u clothing
and goats furnishing eoo,ls
Our village nov supports two very at
srActire millinery stores, Mrs Baldwins
and Mis- Lugsnes
e J. Wait has been atsea, long /
euough q purchase ca extra tot 81 II9i-
dag gools 'or his drug store.
Pr0Yideaee permitting. there ii. BE-
divine service ia the Episcopal church
beat Sunday afternoon At9 O'Clock.
Miss Helea NJ Bonesierl len on Mon.
lay FOR Grafton N y. where she has
Engaged 70 teach during the present win
Ter
-Qaiin ioad a oar young people
sresswd The mountain On Thanksgiving day
nd Attshdcd The ball 10 Londonderry that
.seaing
Tie LugeBe bros. ahod Isl horses
.nl oAe !nks Of oaen besides dong some
'lhes blacksmith sofk last week Black. !,
Mathis have a soti thing GA ice
Two sneak th,eges from the wiids Of !,
sAndgAse stoke soaae gloves And scarf !.
ron commercial Traveller Al ths Colbarn /,
House oac day last woek. The drummer 4
,versoak The ihieves Aad recovered his !
,foperty 81 Arlington +
Cider mAkiag Is over for the season. D
! has besa % Plesiy that barrels became
efy scarce and masy peols have used
ersseae barrels old cider aua korosene :.
4 faiKed iasetissf ell mkka oas feel lils !.
torch hight procession
= EstAhrosk has CO hanA ssasll :
nmt'er 81 CAfissm4s goods and sill ne. y
ssTe oFAen To- b1saks &C. aaA guarantee il