The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-08
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Il u. Coy adyertises good assof''
p,ent Of nice Christmas goods.
Winter term Of Barr and Barton sem
mary begins next Tuesday.
We publish the prospectus OF the old
r,B.bloS Y. Times Subscribe for It,
The reading circle meets this week at
tie house Old. X. simonds Friday even
tig.
r n. Fowler has returned 70 Mime
e,,A. He wishes to try one more winter
there.
-Despito vennois predictions the win.
~, Inns far has been quite mild and
pleasant
Mrs. A. C Roe OF Cornwall on the
Hudson. is making a short visit at III
v ickbams.
John l.. Boynton very quietly store
.vay 10 Pawlet last week and came paek
r,arried man.
John @. Walker is very III but we nope
le may recover Bc Is afflicted WIN
heart disease
Miss Ellen Hawley will close her resi-
denoe, a portion Of the winter, intending
h be abscnt from town.
All our lawyers are in attendance up
nm the December term Of court at Benning'
ton. II is very quiet here
Young people aud others should re-
member the Thursday evening meeting
An are invited regardless of age creed or
politics.
Every family which can possibly NJ
so,a II should subscribe for Hrper
lfona,iy MlgosiHe. Subscriptions for that
,ad other periodicals received at Tue
JoUEAL Office
Regarding early eulistments Mr. H.
bowman Of Rutland. formerly OF this town
y rites that he enlisted at the age OF hiteen'
oct 1863 and was discharged Nov. 2ith
1856. He was one OF the hrst men, Oh
boys rather who entered Richmond
The Ilast number Of tho Palaska' fia''
I5raM saws: Everything is busy at the
Putnam preparing for the grand opening
This winter The Putnam House has
pputa,ion that would make any city fee
roua. aud certainly palatka shares IN thu
p rosperiiy'
All our farmers who attended tb'
lettings we're greatly pleased with IN
l. ,ctures aud discussions at the meeting
,e Board OF Agriculture last week Thos'
BIO did not attend neglected the means o
citing Information which might oe
8 feat value to them.
Advertisers are crowdiug our column
hat We will give more SPACE TO readinI
riaiier after new years. Advertising pays
The advertiser in getting purchasers 10
lis goods. the buyer. for be thus ind
where he can purchase what he want
heap, aud lastly The Editor who pocket
The few shekcls he gets ior it with greS
deal Of saiisfao,ion.
FACTORY ruIsf,
Another concert Al ,le Baptist ehure
Ia talked Of
-Mr. II. ,. Dail~,a has now adver
risemeni for the ladics TO real
Mr.. ]. G. Roberts left town on Tn"
.bAy 10 Join bis family in Burlington
MIR. Truman Iamson. who has la
charge az quarry near Rogesrsille, Isna
has returned home.
James X. Lee has a nobby side Ia
Brewster buggy in bis shop that can y
bought Almos, for cong
The sunday School connected vii
the Baptist Society will have asnpp'
Christians eve. At Adams Hall
Special communication Of Adopira
Ledge No. ~ A. NJ Thursday g
Dee. s,h r,yumrlly a, O'Clock for work
the 81 degree.
The crank business is bong overdcn
T.~y ugly hoodlum who makes hifns'
conspicuous by some act Of eussedness
now called crank.
The class in German taught by IL
J. A. sant vill close one term Dc
THURSDAY; Another viii be commene
.oon after when new pupils vill be reee
ed.
Among the former residenis who
reported married within the past se~ dA
are Charles A. Buckley and Patrick Br
nehan, both nov residents Of suihefla
Pals
The farm belonging 10 the laie IN
man Sykes has beea sold 70 J. ., HiiiiA
Of Dorset The stock, hay and grain. TAI
ing tools etc. WILL be sold II auction on /,