The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06


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Swal Fax r. John ~ Fhz, bill grated
for wilfull dessrtion, and custody OF minor
children dccreed 10 petitioner
rhcroBT POINT.
Mr. Bonosieel's school enjoyed 3 So
cial party q, Adams Hall on New Years
ere
Advertised letters: Miss Anna Whit
man. Mira John r. Moses, Miss Emma
L. Tnitle. james n. Hill.
Mr.. ID. s. Wilson, Who Vas on the train
which was thrown from the track at Wal.
lingiord few weeks rinec. is at home
suffering from inisrss received At that
time
Regular communication Of Adoniram
Lodge No. AZ 4 A. NJ, Thursday eve
Jan, 18th a, 7 O'Clock. Work on ID
degree,
Il. G. Bum, See.
The members OF the Baptist society
arc requested 10 meet at the Office Of II.
Howard ON Saturday evening at o'clock
p. m. to consider the question Of securing
pastor.
p J. Walker has been chosen assignee
Of she estate Of II. II. Harlow OF Land
grove. Joseph M. Moore Of Rupert Hled
his petition 10 the court OF insolvency
Tuesday. First meeting Of creditors
March End. The hearing in the case Of
II. T. Hurd on the petition Of his creditors |
TO force him into bankruptcy was adjourn
cd at his request until Feb, 23rd. He is
trying to compromise with his creditors.
The friends Of Rev. I. J. Clark wish
10 give him some more substantial recog-
milton Of his most acceptable services at
this time, when our village seemed to be
left without other regular weekly preach
ing, and at preliminary meeting on We'd
nesday evening, donation party and
oyster supper for his benefit was proposed
10 be given at AdAm's Hall on Thursday
evening, the 18th inst In furtherence OF
this project the following gentlemen and
their wives were appointed committee
and requested TO meet at the house Of W.
A. Adams on Friday evening Of this week;
Messrs. w. A. Adams, John BATHS, ]. ii.
Whipple. Parsons Billings, J. O. Black.
mer, A. b. Conner, Andrus Bowen, w. H.
Bundy. NJ. H. Lawrence, ]. G. Roberts,
J. T. Beach, J. r. Page, and their wives
md Mrs Baker Wilson. h
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
L. @. Bridges marble works are at q
'tandstill.
Mr.. Newton Lakin has moved into ,
Fsyette Farnham's house.
Henry Green has reopened the grocery i
are formerly occupied by q. l.. Chaplin.
Miss Edith Ellis, from Hudson, Mass, 1
$ stopping with Mr.. Horace Lawrence Q
Elsie Taylor has kitten, seven
months old, that measures 30 inches from 7
lip to tip. \
Our neighbor Mr.. Fayette Farnham
las moved 10 Ninhall on farm belong
ng TO Silas Eddy.
brother Marley" Of the firm Of Barr
Manley is at his post again looking Q
omowhst pale however.
Ambrose Loveland, notice Of whose 8
cath appears in this Issue OF the JOURNAL .
Tas an uncle OF Miles Cone Of this place D
We congratulate Mr.. /. o. Wade on
is good fortune in receiving pension Of
bout twelve hundred dollars with $500 q
er month the rest OF his life. II
DORSET.
Mrs and Mrs. Harry Collins OF Ira
ave beer. visiting at I. NJ. Collins. J. !,
|. Collins spent New years at his fathers =,
Miss Marcia Gray has gone TO Litch-
eld Conn, TO attend tho 10Th anniver-
ary OF her sister, Mrs. A. Kilburn's we'd !,
ing. IL;
II. was with the deepest interest and I,
s,isiaction listened last Sunday to an eI- Al
client discourse given by George Gilbert, 81
student OF Union theological Seminary n
New York from the text foand in T
billipisns 8; 10, IA.
Charles Baldwin took large sleigh
'ad OF school children 10 ride new years r,
~. There we're nearly score Of them i,
Id they called upon Miss Mary Hub Al,
ard, former teacher, At Manchester. !,
hey reported splendid time
Not with standing Dorset is afflicted
it'll bonds" and all that sort OF thing
0 mean to he benevolent G. CrAndAll -
Gently lost horse and the hat was pas