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

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/ ~ hpPhihn ~ DISCRETIONARY al.
john, wait for little more snow, be
fore you put the bells on,
Mrs J. Wil.on who has been sick 10,
some time is slowly improving
Miss Carrie Parker who is attendip o
school at Manchester is home on visit.
Mr. O. Bonneville thinks the wind
blows little too hard Oh Church ST., aud
has moved intsthe house owned by Henry
Smith
DIR I. w Carpenter is with us once
more. II is said he has returned to make
West Rupert his home forever more, his
Office for the present at Sheldon & Riches
store.
Mf and Mrs. Rieard Derrick of
Brunswick RENSSELAER, Co. were the guests
OF Mr., and Mrs. Havloy thanksgiving day
Mr.. Derrick is a member Of the New York
assembly
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sherman were
very much surprised on returning homo
from thanksgiving to find their son Ed
ward Sherman from Beatrice, Neb.. there
ready to greet them. albert kill the
fatted calf !"
PAwIIT.
Warren Rice isputting up a new horse
barn.
George 0. Simonds was in town over
Sunday.
The cheese factories have closed for |
Lhe season.
byron Pratt has three teams drawing |
Food TO Granville
Felix Lesson is teaching school in
District No. this winter.
The winter term of the select school
5 TO begin Monday, December sixth.
"A few from town attended the dance
Il the Lake House last Thursday evening.
The skating ON the river has been en-
Dyed by the old and young the past few
lays.
Thanksgiving day passed Off quietly
iearly every one having an invitation out
o dine.
Tho Winter term IN District No. 2
'egan last Monday with Miss May Alex
.nder a. Teacher.
a shipment Of cheese was made last
iionday. and II, Slarah. Of Granville, n.
d. was the purchaser
George Wolf, who has made cheese
d the PaWlet factory, leaves for his home
d Rome, \. Y, next week
Alonzo Smith, while playing with
randson last Friday evening. fell back.
ard 70 the floor nearly breaking his neck.
noSputLE
The new Mclutire mill is finished aud
INNING order
Mrs Emogenc yintou is visiting /
'iends in this place. Ii
There are shroc nea cases Of diptheria |
I IN the family Of cambridge Benson.
About twenty couples participated In {
ie dance at the town hall thank sgiying t
e. c
The pastor Of the Methodist society I
- succeeded IN raising money enough
. bell for the church.
LONDONDERRY III
The funeral Of Leonard Howard was /,
Id at the Congregational church Nov
nd. Mr.. Howard was born in Rich.
ond \. H.. dec. 20th, 1871. when four !.
ca years OF age he. with his parents. :.
az brothers and four sisters removed 10 !,
.Fu, Vt. where be remained forty years,
ben be removed with his family 10 this
IN where be hAa resided nearly eleven :
ara Mr. Howard has been 8 great suf- q
rcr from disease Al times during his life =
Is lNst illness which VAS very severe Is
tied eight weeks de wiIl he Femem-
fed by raany Acaaainsences and frieads. y
s0urH LONDONDERRY. Il
As items are scarce your correspond =
/ proposes 70 deFote small space to our =
~ railroad. knowing that many Of yoar il
siers On loth sides q the raonstAiu have
.sehed this project iron i.s ineeption y,
Ia a great deal a anHiesy. maay beiiey. Z,
3 hat u would he failure. not alone q