The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-22
MANCHESTER

MANCHESTER.
The nert reading circle will be at the
residence Of Mrs. Woods on Friday even
ing.
Rev Mr. Anderson is very low
though no is little better to-day. Wed
nssdsy)
Hard's Christina. goods are going of
likc bot cakes.
d L, Walker and wife. Of Lisbon,
III, former residents OF this place, are in
town on visit.
&C. H. Oryis has gone 10 Massachusetts,
and New York on business connected with
his fishing rod mandatory. He is pre-
pairing Tor All increased trade in 1882.
The weather is delightful and snits
everybody but lumbermen. They may
hsvsa chance yet.
Why not let us be happy instead OF
growing in our ears As the days begin
TO lsngthen the cold begins to strengthen.
The JouRsAL has recently obtained q
supply Of now Job type and can furnish rs
neat job At as low price as any Office in
the country. Orders by mail receive
prompt attention,
We learn from the Brstteboro papers
that Prot Shaw, well known to most Of
our readers as former Principal OF Burr
ond Burton Seminary is having great sue
cess at the Glennwood Seminary at West
Braileboro.
Quite numbct OF extra jurymen we're
summoncd TO appear at court Tuesday.
The following we're from this vicinity: L,
u. Smith, L. A. Jameson and o. q, Felt
from this town, IL. A. Williams and Samu.
el Lambert from Dorset, II. n. Buck from
Sunderland and Geo. b. oa,man and II.
q. Mckee from Arlington.
The united ages OF the members Of
the grand jury at the present term OF
court is $40 years, an average OF nearly 80
JUNE nt hid'Nt ~ W. H.
Of SYNDICATE, &C, aud the youngest, Myron
Roberts OF Rupert, 81.
-Apropos Of President Arthurs pleas
ant letter to Aunt Susan. who sent him
some home made candy. Elizabeth Csdy
Stanton utters this wall Letters have
been written 10 the president on the ques.
ton Of women's political rights, to which
he has deignei no answer, aud. although
"The History Of Women Suffrage" hand.
somely bound in cali, has been presented
To Senator Edmunds. with the comph.
men,s Of tbs editors, no letter OF thanks
has yet bean received Aud yet how
promptly both Of these honorable gentle.
meu take note Of tie lady who sends but
sernnt candy from Vermont" Mrs Stan.
son ought to try iaiiy.
FACTORY FONT.
AT Christmas play aud have good
sheer. for Christmas comes hu, once a
year
ALI orr merchants are well supplied
with not Only holiday .osls bat goods Of
Ill kinds
DIR r. O. Eimonds is delivering a
course OF lectures on phrenology aud kin
irsl subjects at Adams Hall.
John BATHS has large quantity OF
boiled cider a, % e,s per gallon and also
a quantity q cider vinegar Tor sale cheap.
l, will la higher shortly
Ernest, son Of Ramie Maynard OF THIS
village. broke through The ice While ska,.
ing on factory pond Oh Saturday aud mar.
rowly escaped drowning.
Providence permitting there viii be
divine service al the Episcopal chneh next
saudsy evening. beginning at half past
saI
A number o. our young people A..
Ssabled Al the home Of the Misses Emile
. vi Hslen Bonesteei on Monday evening
81, speat 70. pleasant hours ia dancing.
."hs Factory Poin, Dram attic company
are p, -parine 10 put on the stage before
long i'roagi.am's exciting drama, The
Gun Nj ker Of Moscow.
The plan Of having q Christmas gath. /
srihg on Friday ereaing instead OF the
regular " oeam has been giseu up, and
nov We do not expect TO Sc, any present. I
Twas als' ys thus.
Before purchasing your holiday goods
call 81 q ~ DRnham's and see his new
stock 81 NJ loiica ware toilet sets, vases.
latnps. dolls. she'll boxes. picture books. I
fancy boxes. ,aPer, Adams, confectionery,
etc,