The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-10

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a now 10, Of rubber boots just receiy
ed at Coy. selling at $500
Gone Burton call attention 10 thei
extensive stock Of Madras Ginghams. JUS
received.
The winter term u Burr 4 Burton
seminary closed on Tuesday with writer
examination. There will he vacation o.
iwo weeks
Wagons begin 10 DO used for the first
time siscc Thanksgiving. One hundred
and ten days Sleigng ought to satisfy
everybody.
Some Of our maple sugar makers have
commenced oportions and Monday and
Tuesday were very good sugar days in
warm localities
Blank inventories for tax list can be
found a, the several post Offices in town.
Ladies' who own property or have money
at interest should Gil them out for the
listers
DR. Hemenssy was showed ia out
ia Wisconsin several days OF last week
Better stick 10 old Vermont whore the
trains, with one or two exceptions hayo
been nearly on time every day this winier.
The annual meeting Of the valley tele.
graph line will be held at the residence OF
Zera Hard in Manchester on Tuesday the
18th inst at 7 CLOCK p. NJ Extension OF
the line and other important matters will
be brought before the meeting. A full at
tendance is desired
AT Court Of Insolvency on Wednes-
day. Joseph NJ Moore OF Rupert, was do
elared insolyent. but an appeal was taken
20 the County court by one Of tho credi-
tors which stops proceedings until tho
question is decided.
We learn that l.. G. Houghtcn, Dis
irict Deputy will convene all the Masonic
Lodges in this distric, with Red Mount
ain Lodge at Arlington on Wednesday
March 10th at 2 y. NJ The work Of the
three degrees will be exemplifed and
general attendance is desired.
1T has been suggested that the listers
Of the several towns in the county meet at
Arlington, on Thursday, March cath, at
10 o'clock a m, for the purpose OF secur-
ing rome uniformity in listing under the
new law. Every town board should be
represented at this meeting
The village school closed Friday last
The usual closing exercises were varied by
serving be children with y bountiful re-
past Of delicacies, furnished by their
teacher and parents. Miss Richardson
Was the recipient Of several beautiful pres
cnts from her scholars, as token OF their
regard. As far as il could be learned tho
scholars are unanimous in desire that Miss
H. may he secured for the ensuing year
This completed her Both term, nine Of
which have been spent in this school.
The hotels In floriila under the man
agement Of our townsman L. II. Oryis
with the aid OF his sons Paul aud Edward,
the Windsor at Jacksonville aud the Put.
nam ., Pslatks are well palronized this
season. accommodating larger number
than usual o. northern visitors. Mr.. ID.
II. Wickham. father OF the ex-Mayor OF
New York, our frequent summer visitor
writes from the Windsor Hotel 10 his
brother horc: | had previously engaged
quarters here and hnd il exceedingly com
Portable and pleasant have met here
several with whom am acquainted all OF
whom agree with us in commentator Of
the house
The play entitled "Neighbor Jack.
wood will BE- brought ont al no distant |
day by Post skinner. assisted by some OF
the members Of the old Factory Pint |
Dramatic Club, for the benef, Of Post
Skinner. The play Is nnmber-one lay |
and the best that la. ever been pIayei |
here Therefore. we would say 10 all who |
are contemplating Attending one drama
only, sare your money to attend this one
knowing TIA, all whom the Pos, assists
save the iosn 10 much aud consequently |
lessen your iarcs
]. G. BL.cKHER. Post Commander
rlcT0af rugST
The annual meeting and election Of
officers Of the Pacific Engine Co. No.
viii he held al their engine house on Mon
ia, ere March lilh al O'Clock full /
attendance is requested.
W. II. BuSpY, Foreman.
naNcREsTrn nuoT.
"A sweet time aeomiag,
a c. Conner il buying and shipping
potatoes 10 Boston aud New London mar.
ketz
Davis a Son hAye put another work.
man In their shop 10 enable them 10 hll 1
orders fOr sngaring uieaslls.
--wsnen wyman nov residing in New
York Was il town last week ic attend the
funeral services Il his father Mr.. Parker
Wynsn.
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