The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-30

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reriaas and fsmiis s1psrs 70 siAf' 70
Flotads ntri Noadag.
IN tres very bard "a suow saoagb io'
good .leishlss. ThsatssFiag, bai iioot'
81 this writing AZ iheugh Il would he
dismal fasinre.
The shsrnaoaeters Tuesday morning
we're down in The nesshborhcci q zero
though 10 hear 81 none quite so lossplr
tied rs 10 reach that point They ranged
from ihrea 10 TEA above.
II. Hubbard started for Boston Tues
day sish ioufieen toas a inftsys The
people Of Tho Hub can forsgo beans for
one dsy 10 the rear il they can get plea'
iifal supply o. Vermont TURKEYS.
- a fsasson, E.a.. Of Rupert, brother
oi v n Barton Of this village died lss,
Saturday. sged ~ He bad bccn IN poor
health for several months, though bis last
iliaess vas pneumonia His relatives 10
this place attended the funeral on Monday
The legislature passed bill suihor'
iting Tho county 10 cons,ruc, lookup In
this village. The old jail having long been
condemned As place Tor keeping prison.
en The side judges and Hon. u. u. Bur.
Ton are 10 see The measure carried into ei'
ecu,ion.
We call the attention Of oar readers
10 the prospectus Of the ~ T., Times IN
smother column. The Taacs is one Of the
hest IL not the best newspaper published.
and after taking and paying for the
Jounx.Li QUO cannot do better than TO
subscribe for the Tsaes.
We learn that The legislature has
amended the Tax Law IN some points though
substantially II remains as before. The bill
for the purpose which was introduced by
the grand list committee was slightly
amended and then passed the house by a
UNANIMOUS vote Evidently the legisla
iure is solid on the tax law.
The Ladies Benevolent Association
arc disposed to prepare some comfortable
clothing for "Home Missionary" 10 our
own state. whose stipend Is very limited
aud 10 send package or barrel OF such by
Christmas time II possible. All materials
adapted TO this end may be brought to the
church parlor on Wednesday Dec. 9Th.
where IL Is proposed 10 meet at ten O'Clock.
a. m. and make complete or repair what
ever may be on hand for the above pur.
pose.
Can any one tell how long IT is since there
was singing school especially design.
cd for tho juveniles Of our yillageY But is
II not time that some effort was made TO
train the youthful voices for their own en-.
loyment In the Service Of Song as well
~ Tor the disturbances OF ii, wherever
they may be. There seems TO be good
opportunity for some Que skilled in vocal
music aud DESTROYS 10 use his requirements
for the benefi, OF others, 10 attempt some
thing here.
The fall term OF Burr and Burton
Seminary closed on Friday, oath inst The
following persons In the order named rank
I'd highest III scholarship: Peter McNa.
10. Bell Billings. Timothy Billings, Ellen
Simonds, Frank EstAbrook. Addie Bene.
Dict Grace Williams. Harry Reed, Ezra
Benedict Maud Severance, +. II. An.
drews. Fannie Bennett. A. D. Campbell,
X. H. Howard. Harry Bundy,
Susie Burr. Willie Walsh. and
Harry Wyman. Perhaps in justice
10 the Others il should be said that the
student who took the highest rank had
only two studies. while one among the first
scven had four. The prospect is good for
the winter term which commences Dec.
18th with full board OF teachers. For
particulars address Rev NJ. l.. Severance.
Principal
FACTORY POINT.
Mrs Lydia Towsley has had her
house painted white.
5aaes iAAulaou mas tttuiHeh ituu uts
trip TO Maryland aud Washington.
Miss Helen Blncstecl left town Mon
DAY for Grafton. \. u. where she will
teach this winter
There will be union services at Adams
Hall ON Thanksgiving day at II o'clock.
sermon by Rev Mr.. Lansfcrd.
-~ Nathan Cook has made new house OF
his old one by cutting down Windows. put.
ting GA IeA clap boards, fresh paint and
porch
james n. Lee " preparing for the
winter trade and Is getting out some fine
work in sleighs and trayeresses q. his
shops.
= Essabrook's "town hall'' is progress
ing and will he ready for the grand open.
Ing and flling by Christmas il the ice
holds good.
The Sunday services during the win
,ser q, tho Episcopal church will begin at
. o'clock. The Sunday school will be
held Al the close o, the service
The Domestic Sewing machine com.
pany have just sent their travelling agent
TO this place, and he has appointed W. A.
Adams their agent sna sold him lot OF
machines for The holiday trade. Mr.. Ad.
ans has an unusually large stock Of goods
aud more constantly coming. Ii
The hrs meeting ofshe factor, Point
lscsnm iAis season wall he held al Adams
Hall. Friday evening Dec sth lss2 The
qnes.ioa vail be Esss@roi. Ths, The fail
nre 81 person 30 al an Inventory q his
TAXABLE pr0pesty undes ihe pfesent tai