The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

good <ass hass Monasy. By asi0viss kiss
b. hslr haassif 10 rzesl
..csey nsyneaa. hss had 81 ssa q
sipo Euoih ssa eSpeoss ,c 50 ss Cello
nao. ~ gessAsnaa aoiEs bnsisea' ~
tiaai Ea1ie
--~Biliy- sbervln. J. G. Bla0tnus
elssi, ii hsnisg an interesting time with
IA. saoAala. Thsrp are several sasn 10
ihs EsagbhofAoos
Mr. and Mrs Herbert walfu from
Bn.il.loto are visiting Mn wslser's pa
resls bore Mr. Wslsu 10 engaged 10 .
meat nMkst Ia Brsi,ishoro, together with
another 81 our tovnsmen. Mr. Myron fay.
lof. 400 a. 0ilbcrs Tsyior 81 harnumrills.
WINS, |. waited nov - for soms oDs
sbo Ia. considerable infaepoe With Ven.
nor to stop ,hs yesiher. the thing has
been carried aboui far enough Whss .
nsu ha. bsea W CO consecutive mornings
10 build Gre aud has frc~l both ears and
one foo, 10 the vais astolsvs 70 gst -arE.
by the time lhe Ere did. has "eosfoundod
the cold weather" every oihsr breath until
breakfast was ready. j. is shout tine for a
change. Jns, give rs about swo weeks Of
Indian sumner. Mr.. vsunor. and work tho
,hiee up gradually again 50 The young
men cas- look forward 10 sleighing with
sae.ions Of pleasure and We will pledge
ourselves 10 support you for tho next Con-
gress.
Mrs. 8. G. Kendall Of Boston is guest
Of q. NJ Sykes, Esq,
i. n. sykes. administrator viii sell at
public auction Feb, 10th at 10 A ~, tho
Rollin Sykes farm, one sfthe best in
town. Also large amount OF personal
property. II viii be a good chance for
those wishing to purchase.
Stormy weather has prevented oar
meeting lately in form Of a 'socisble' but
there is one appointed 70 meet this week
Thursday eve Feb 3rd ., the Lonss OF
0vin Nichols. The drawing Of lumber
daily from there makes the sleighing in
that direction excellent We hope TO sec
a large company present including some
OF our Rupert neighbors.
The funeral services OF Noah Landon
we're held Wednesday the 26th at IL
o'clock A. NJ, and conducted by Rev. +.
s. Pratt, after which his remains we're
taken 10 Sunderland his former home. and
where his wife was buried year since.
w. g. Landon Of Rutland aud Mrs.
Nichols OF Brooklyn followed their father
TO bis last resting place. He was nearly
~ years Of age. He vas born in the state
Of Connecticut and came from there to
when he was six years OF age. |
Tradition states that his mother journoyed |
with him that distance on horse. back, rid. |
ing An unbroken colt. Twenty -four or
twenty five years since he removed 10 |
south Dorset where for many years he
Tas well known asa dealer in all kinds Of
groceries and was respected and useful
,itizen until old age aud infrmities con-
ined him to his room. He will be great
y missed.
|
There will DO debate at the church
'estry at the village on Saturday evening
u the present week. Question; "Resolv-
d that the nuisance law passed by the last
legislature best meets the wants Of the
community Let all those who think
hey could have done better had they had
he handling Of the laws come out and ex-
'rcss themselves.
1--WE publish the following from an
occasional correspondent not knowing to
'hom he refers and having had no time to
nd out the merits Of this particular case
nd well knowing the exceeding difficulty
nth which the roads in the mountain
owns are kept passable during hard
inter, simply for the reason that the peo-
10 not only Of this town but Of other
owns need stirring up snce in a while
0 incits them 10 duty. OF course il can
ct be expected that people will turn out
0 break roads, Is general thing, during
10 progress ofs hard storm - il would
. labor thrown away. bat - soon Is the
TORN is over The roads should be cleared
) soon ~ possible. Ed. JoURxAL-) Two
crsons in town have lain dangerously
ck Two days and unable 10 procure the
srvices OF physician because tho survey
rs In some Of the districts have been TOO
hiitlsss too see that the roads ara opened.
hey knew Of the emergency but failed TO
love though some Of them were working
heir teams on private business, Ha
hid should die under such circumstances
. parent shosld walk squarely mp to
ach resemblance Of = man and accuse him
, the sight Of God and man n murder |
:. Every houn work on the highway is
ell paid for in cash from the town .
'easury. Under such circumstances the /
ork should be done at aseasonable hour,
o matter II man is obliged 70 defer {
,Asting his shins awhile. Let q man who
mob Willing TO do his duty refuse 10 &C.
spt the Office or resign AFTER accepted.
here is no better test OF shiftless. degrsd. Z