The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-07

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il4rir rped v.sAss ior his occasional 70
iresAlhg rcposs beneath the warm cover
ing. Al d uhich a. duly responded &
sud higLlv appreciated by the rocirieni
One ! the borders Of this gay spread wa
en- lellished by the dates Of Aprll Alb l7y'
and April a,h. lssl. aad the name Rev. ]
j. W,efhGm between them, wrough, dis
iiHrtly Ia cherry eolofei letters. Cbeery
; converse and merry laughter amid th'
I sports Of the younger people filled the iAil
: evening, and in the AdieuH many ardent
dcaircs uere expressed that many more
such occasions might BE- allowed us.
! WITNESS
|. FAcIoHr PoNI
Miss Mary Lugcne has received q nice
neW assortment In millinery goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Putnam Of Pittsheld
Mass, airs visiting friends in town.
April showers bring May flowers" but
April snow storms bring profanity
George X. Lewis Of Wells has taken
Walter r. Deans place MS clerk in Ames'
store
A Factory Point wag says we have had
our summer, but so short that no one
knew j, and nov another winter has begun.
He is certainly half right
The Western Union telegraph office
has been removed 10 Waits drug store and
Arthur L. Koop, the former operator has
returned to New York.
Sixteen Italians fresh from Sunny
Italy arrived in town on Saturday TO work
on the Bsrnum Richardson cool job forty
IN all OF that nation who are at work there.
A new boot aud shoe store has been
opened in this village the present week.
The name of the firm is Burr & Lugene
and the store is located in Lugene's brick
building.
Regular communication Of Adopiram
Lodge No. AZ f. q A. ~, Thursday eve
April lith. All master masons in regular
Standing are cordially invited to attend.
T. G. Burr, SEC.
Frank r. Spring has opened law
Office in Clemons building opposite the
Baptist church aud We learn that j. G.
Martin of Londonderry is also soon to To-
cate here. We Ought TO be law abiding
people.
AT the annual election Of Pacific en-
CINE Co, No. |, Monday evening March
18th. The following officers were elected
for the year ensuing Foreman, W, II
Bundy; lat Assistant, NJ. II. Lawrence; ID
Assistant, w. A. Adams; Clerk, J. II.
Whipple; Treas, A. l.. Graves; Foreman
Of Leading Hose. j. G. Dean; Foreman OF
suction Hose, f. Estabrook; Steward, J
b. Fairman. The company is in good
condition having over one hundred dol |
lars IN the treasury.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mr.. Ira Lincoln has moved into Joseph |
Hicks house.
Mr.. Joel Tubbs has moved into Ira
Lincolns house.
Henry Lawrence has moved into the
house with Mrs. Amos Lawrence,
School commences in district No. II
Monday April 18th Miss Fannie Hawk
ms teacher.
-Almon Day has calf that weighed at
"A hours OLD one hundred pounds. Who
beats that?
Ora Whitman has moved into District
No IL, TO the tenant house belonging to
the farm Of the late Amos Lawrence.
Tho whistle at s. G. Bridges marble
works sounded the alarm for fire Monday
afternoon, fire having caught on the roof
Of the building. Prompt action on the
part Of the men soon subdued it however
and the damage was slight.
The following are the school officers
in district No, IL for 1881; Almon Day,
Prudential Committee; L. Stevens, Clerk
Geo Elliott. Collector;Wm. Taylor Treas.
Y oted tax OF is cents on the list OF 1881.
V oted to support months school.
The following officers were chosen at
the annual school meeting in District No
70 Egbert Buckley, Prudential committee;
Henry Wright, Clerk and Treasurer;
Jerome Gleason, Collector; j. T. Me-
Auditor. Voted 70 raise s65.
S. s. Clemens, Prudential Committee
District No, Q, gives usa guarantee of good
schools in that he has engaged to teach
uch well known teachers as Miss Cornelia
Derby in the primary department aud Mr.
Morton Manley in the higher. The school
rill commence Monday April 25th.
The ladies Of the Baptist society wish
o thank the young people who by their
ielp contributed to make the entertain
ncut at Adams hall, Tuesday evening, +,
uccess, TO the actors especially, and also
o Miss Snsie Burr, who presided at the
,rgan, aHd 10 those who furnished sugar
or the occasion. Your humble correspon- '
lent being present, we know whereof we a
peak when We say il was an enjoyable I
vening for both old aud young. Y
DORSET.
w. II. Dun,on spent few days at !,
Montpelier recently.
~ Religious services will be held in tho a
hurch lecture room Friday forenoon. ,
Eddie J. Crandall has gone 10 North \
dams. Mass, 10 work for the season 4