The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-16

Ia tow. II yon vs1i 10 select iron The
largest assortment and ees the lowest
prices gre them call
no,srr.
~Mut Lynan sykes Is 10 ver poor
health.
Il ~Acon Biodgtii and wife Of FitKsil
liam. n. n. are guests Al Waldo syla
Miss EsEily Colrin aud also Dame
ColriE are oonanod 70 their beds by sick'
ncsa
--wm. J. confey Of SAsagsic is At work
blscksmiiking a, Nichols shop In ihisvii'
lsge
Mn Merton sykes has been spending
several weeks si,h her daughter IA Ben.
nington.
Smith sha,inek Of South HannihAl,
n y. hAs reocsily visited bis sister. Mrs
Dewey Barton.
a h. Armstrong aud wife returned
las, week from lheir visit 10 Bennington
and elsewb here
quite a curiosity 10 see this 18th, Of
November. 10 walking out second crop
Of dAndelions In full blossom.
"A party Of elderly people dined with
Wan. Manly one day las, week. Mrs. 81.
las Hanks. who has been away several
years. was present Her age is 81. Mrs.
Ira Batchelder. aged 80, Mrs. Paddock
Gny, nearly ~. were also present The
hoat, himself in his goth year, in. the
course OF the afternoon, invited the ladies, |
bis sisters, on, TO see several cords OF wood |
which he had recently sawed for pasiime.
To be set down on the ives, road in
the locality formerly occupied by the
Sykes families. now owned 10y Hiland
Holly, one would scarcely know where
be was-the buildings are so entirely
changed The raising Of the original
house, with several additions to the build
ings, the bay windows and fancy work in
general, both inside and out, make very
attractive residence.
EAST DORSET
w. A. Tyrel, Jr,, succeeds Robert
Swan as foreman in the shop Of the Dorset
Marble company.
Timothy Hector, blacksmith for Dor.
set marble company, is quite sick with ty'
phoid fever. He is attended by Drs
Whipple and Newton.
John Reagan who has been making
cheese in Shrewsbury for the last, summer
has returned to this place and il now EN-
ployed polishing marble by Dorset Marble
About twenty seven Of our young men
attended the play "Squatter Sovereignty"
At Rutland Opera House Saturday even
ing. Some were pleased aud some were
not, but it is hard matter to please all.
Charles Young OF Factory Point was
in town Monday timing the roof Of A. r.
Bowen's new grocery. Mr.. Bowen will be |
pleased to wal, on his many friends wishing l
my thing in the grocery line about the '
holidays.
Parties in Troy, N. Y. have made
lanes Beebe an offer Of $500 for his FIVE
rear old mare that took the first premium
It the Battenkill Valley fair in September.
lin refused the offer, good horseman in !
his place says she is worth $780,
There is no intoxicating drinks sold in
his place yet am not afraid to say that u
here is more drank here than in almost
ny place in the State Of its size. Young b
ncn will come out on the streets with their n
fighting power aud say they
an click any man in town" when really D
hey could be knocked down as easy as G
Now, friends, follow good /,
dvice and take the pledge and be man
mong the noble and use your influence y
mong your friends that they may aid that a
lorious cause, the cause OF destroying n
hat arch-fiend intemperance. Ali my
Dung friends that curse drink has ruined
ome Of the worlds brightest stars and has ,
rousht many toa premature grave Some
o not see the results. To those we will y
~, 60 visit the home OF the drunkard and
ehold the effects Of intemperance. The 81
life with hollow eyes and pale cheeks "
lainly shows the effects Of fast growing q
isease caused by the neglect Of her in.
imperate husband. Behold the children Il
| the drunkard with bare feet, ragged, Ii
ungry and cold and their father spending CT
II drink that which would make them all
,mfortable and happy. Now if you will G
ot drink you will not be sorry in time to n,
,me. You will in future glory in thinking n,
the day on which you took the temper an
ice pledge. Young men. take the pledge
I'd stop drinking and be man among
lie upright, noble and true and some day
,u will find young lady who will love ~
,u. How many Of our young ladies want =
drnnkaad for a husband? Not one, and
icy are wise. ~
al
PERU. lei
The fall term Of the village school will Ia
ose this week II was taught by Maria
,lburn OF Londonderry. There will be wi
ny one school in session until after by
thanksgiving. be
M. d. Lyon and son, also j. G. Lakin ce
d G. Batchelder report their trip to New he
,rk as very pleasant and profitable. We
,nder why more do not improve this 10
,ek's excursion and 60 and do likewise. 60
The first sociable OF the seas6n will be a |
ia at NJ q. Walkers Wednesday even an
Z. Nov. 22nd 1t will be the endeayor to to-
Ike ii so pleasant that every one will no