The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Sudden changes OF late in the atmos.
phere.
Communion services were held in the
Methodist church last Sabbath.
Wallace Guild arrived from the West
last Saturday to visit his mother who is
quite i'll.
About 200 persons were present TO
hear and see Con,ical Brown last Thurs.
day evening
The yonng child OF Mr. and Mrs
Frank Monroe died last Friday evening.
The fauural took place from tho residence
Sunday at 2p.A. 4
There were G3 couples in attendance
at the first hop given by the Mettowee
! club last Friday eve at Town Hall The
next hop takes place in the Hall Friday
eve Jan. 18th.
Seven hundred cheese the balance
made at Pawlet factory was sold last week
to ). Is. Norton, Granville, n Y, for IL
cts per pound. and delivered to the railroad
depot last Monday.
George H. Thompson, the Insu rance
agent was in town last week and pres .nted
his friends with some fine calendars epre.
senting the different companies with
which ha ia conuectsJ
Mr.. J. b. Westendorf is training
chorus Of 30 voices for the Cautata of
Queen Esther. To be given in Town Hall
within a short time.
The merchants report business us
more quiet since the holidays. Afew
weeks OF good sleighing would mako q
material change in all kinds of traffic.
j. q, Walker has rented his farm to
A. +. Chadwick.
Lecture at the church this Friday ev-
ening by Charles johnson. Subject, tour
around the world.
BoNDvItLE.
New Years ball on the evening of Dec
80 Supper at Mrs Morgans hotel
The population OF our town is increAs-
ing rapidly. For further particulars in
quire OF James Kendall. Charles Starks or
Charles Coleman.
Quarterly meeting he, Sunday, with
sermons both forenoon ar d afternoon fol
lowed 10y communion. love feast vii
he hold during the iaterraission.
The Odd Fellows held their annual
meeting last Wednesday evening The
following are the principal officers: q. w
Chailin, n, g.: s. b. Castle, V. O.; II. q.
aosley, Sec. L. X. Burbank. Treas.
Mountain Home Grange 7. of II. held
heir annual meeting Tuesday evening and
'leeted the following officers. Master, A.
Coleman, Overscer q. Z. Burbee. Lee
urer, j Emery; Steward. Charles Liver.
more; Asst Steward. q. Taylor; Chapla
Henry Wheeler; Treasurer. Emily Taylor;
secretary. Frank Fuller; Gate Keeper, Da.
I'D Gale, Ceres. Victofine Benson, Pom.
ma. Mrs O. y. Burbee. Flora, Mrs. c. Il
sivertnore; Lady Asst Steward, Mrs. q.
Taylor.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY
Mr.. c. ID. Psrnum is building an ad.
lition to his house
Rev. Mr. koon, formerly pastor OF the
Baptist church 10 this place, is at present
'isi.mg his former Pensioners
More than the usual quantity OF hard
nd soft wood logs are cut and piled in
his locality and are awaiting shedding.
)anst tell us when 1t will Gomez
Great hopes were entertained the lat.
~ part Of last week that shedding was mp
m us, this ia now dashed 10 the ground i,
scing Monday morning rainy with no sp. {
'arens prospect OF snow, which il very
Encouraging TO many. 4.
Mr.. Fred Vale. teacher Of the higher /
'ehool in the village. has instituted review
Examinations al periods Of from to
seeks. The showing ., The las. eIamins-
ion is very sreditahle one. there being
line marks OF 100 and some 20 or more Of
. and upward.
Hon. J. L. Martin has bought on, the
~ practice Of G. n. Davenpor. Of Brst,le /
,oro. Hereafter the firm will lie known /
. Martin Eddy Mr. Martin will re-
ain has Residence ia this place. bn, ~ill /
ASS greater part Of eafh week at hi.