The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02


; r,,Anis The mytieFsQp, aisappearApee .
The sssopd % ereiio The rfasasnia q Val
ifr Falls Y A Schoasnan. wealth,
tslns manufacturer q that village. dsssP
t,eafed ia New iart several meuihs sgo
ana be hsFcal,onts since have been "a
shroaded IL The docPosi inys,siy
r.cTuHr roist
pont fail 10 siieai Tbs oHH Maker q
Moscow al Mssio Hall io-aight
! There viil ts no iyceum this sccl, y
hssing leea postponed on Account 81 ih'
gpspelnecitngs
Mr. Jacob Beuneii has purchased The
! Pierce place neat Chapibcrlin mill aud
iatruas removing there Ia the spring
M. sally Tryon. ono 81 the oldest
rssiJcats Of Manchester. died on Tuesday
lasi from 40 Ahsocss q The luags She
had been feeble for some years,
Our school children are preparing for
AZ exhibition, which they are 10 give on
tho evening previous 10 the close Of the
present term. which ~ill be 10 about three
weeks
The meetings Of this place will com
,nenoe on THURSDAY afternoon At . p. NJ,
Rev. A b Earl viii preach afternoon and
evening Also on the three following
days will preach morning, afternoon and
evening. All sre invited.
The Colburn House Was the scene OF
pleasant wedding on las, Wednesday
evening the groom being Mr. Augustus
Armstrong well.known citizen Of Dorset
and the bride Mrs. Susan Canton Of this
village The marriage ceremony was per.
/ formed by the Rev Mr. Pratt Of Dorset IN
the presence Of number Of the relatives
aud friends Of the happy couple.
Eslabrook commenced cutting ice on
factory pond on Monday OF this week, aud
will contine to cut as long us the weather
holds good, or so long as teams enough
come for il to keep his men at work
Come night away II You want ice Don't
take any chances, IL Is not safe this year.
lee is OF good quality, Que foot thick.
Terms cash.
Adams Hall was we'll filled on We'd
nssday evening Jan 18th, at the annual
donation OF the Baptist society to their
Pastor Rev. ]. II swart A pleasant soci-
al time was enjoyed by all. The Pastor
was made the receiver OF s73, rs aud other
donations invood and provisions, For these
iayors shown by the kind people Of this
village the Pastor and wife wish to extend
their heartiest thanks,
"A new way Of starting conhagration
A lazy in this village not long since had
occasion TO visit closet in the evening |
aud carried In her hand a lamp with an
Argand burner Soon after the smell OF
smoke attracted attention TO this same
closet and a skirt hanging there was found
to be burning The only explanation that
could be gwen was that probably the
flame from the lamp had streamed above
the chimney las is often the case with that
kind Of burner and set fire to the garment.
Last weeks donation party passed off
beautifully.
We are sorry to hear OF Mr.. Curtis Lo-
throp's long continued illnesss,
We welcome with pleasure the newly
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Arm
strong, TO our social circle.
Mrs. H. A. Williams has spent the
last fortnight in Bennington on account of
sickness in her sons family.
We are glad to welcome the return of
Mrs Waldo Sykes after three months alb
scence with friends in Massachusetts.
The minister OF the church at Doaset
acknowledges the receipt OF
one hundred dollars as result Of the do
nation last Thursday evening This very
substantial moneyed advantage is fully APP
preciated, but not more so than the re-
iriendliness and pleasure Of this
occasion OF "han dshaking" aud "esting OF
salt together" on the part OF more than
Two hundred people, large and small. A
good count was there made Of dwelers in
he valley of the Battenkil and Mettowee,
Intelligent and capable citizens, warm
hearted neighbors aud well-wishers for
III that is good The arrangements made
~ the committee were admirable and am
pie, and No far AS appeared the guests
lad entire salts faction. For the true peace,
aud happiness OF all, the heart
II THEFT benefited freud will ever pray
L. s. PRATT.
BONNEVILLE
There is talk OF big ball here Feb
9TH
Calvin Holden is quite i'll With plcu.
isy.
Oliver Sherwood OF this place died ,
nor, time ago aged 90 years.
'ath'S shhiNiH i'''h'if '"' h'' ioo'
Iuite badly bu, is recovering.
The thermometer registered y degrees
,eloS zero here the coolest day We have
lal
The ,hw has spoiled the sleighing
lere, tAoug.i !, is cold enough nov. We
Ioiiee that tho crows have no, left the
resent winter as they generally do.
rEIn.
We hal pretty cold weather last week. {
X. A. Sawyer recently. lost his family
lorse, Hennan Lincoln, Ditto
We understand NJ u. Lyon has sold
he Joel Lyon farm 10 Mr.. Mofstt OF
,andgaic.