The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-28

pee ho3s.
Goo, Iuey sna viis are speaaing ih'
vintsr ia Vie West
--Geofgs Wells As4 norcd into Mr.
John ChapnsAas house e&
Newton Laiin Is moving from Peru Il
The ''saone hosse. near Lovelsnd Nun.
sons residence.
wilbcr Taylor has moved into his nev
house on North street, opposite Dr. Chem.
meas residence
--R u. Taylor Is very sick aud bat lit
lie hopes are entertained Of bis recovery
Dr. cIemmons attends him.
Bnu A M.nlcy are offering their en-.
Tire stock Of elothiag. including 300 men .
suits, 10 boys aud youths and 100 over.
coats and ulsters. u cost Also 80 closks
aad dolmans al cost, and a general mark
down on nearly all dry goods They sx-
peci TO close GU, all then overeosis, cloaks
and dolmans a. low price. In thirty days.
PAwIKr
"A Happy New Year TO all.
Potatoes are varying from 70 10 40 cts.
per hushel At the railroad.
SIXTY five couples attended the dance
al the Hall last Friday evening. IS
Several parties havo begun to Oil ice
houses. II is Of fair quality and about
one foot in thickness
ID. +. Watrous from 10 . nj. W . p.
M. one day last week. set ~ shoes on
horses. How is that for . blacksmith?
= rho chorus that takes part in the
Christmas and New Year festivities we're
drilled by +. A. Levens, who is a skillful
musician.
The concert at the Methodist church
last Sunday night was well attended. The
songs, recitstions and music were well
rendered
The Christmas exercises passed mer.
rily at the Congregational church. The
Elite cornet band was present in uniform
and rendered several fine selections.
AT a regular communication Of Morn
ing Flower Lodge. No. II, +. 4 A. NJ.
held in the lodge rooms at West Rupert.
Thursday evening. Dec. 2lst. the follow.
ing officers were elected: A. p. Sheldon.
W. NJ; W. b. Miller, s. W; W. Prindle
J. w; s. II. Rising, Sety; q. H. Richey,
Treas. E. II. Beebe S. d.; N. Bsssett, J.
D.; A. W. Sheldon, j. S.; S. Hopkins,
Tyler. The officers will be installed Thurs
day evening Jan. 18th 1883.
Plenty OF snow in places.
Dana Wyman. the oldest male citizen
in town, died on the morning Of Dec. 22d
aged SO years and months.
Joseph G. Martins horse calked itself
badly Sunday p. m. while passing through
a drift Of snow near this village.
John l.. Byard recently sold his flock
81 bronze turkeys which brought him the
sum Of thirty cents per pound This
seems to us the kind OF turkeys to raise
Tor profit.
Everett +. Adams recently killed two
pigs, one about twenty eight weeks old
' hieh weighed 1923 pounds the other was
about twirty.two weeks old and tipped the
beam at $40. Next. IL
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Mild weather.
Good sleighing
Lumber and wood on tho move.
Stockings all full and everybody hap.
py.
The narrow gauge railroad is doing =
ieavy freighting business from this town
md Jamaica.
The Methodist society recently much
improved their parsonage by building an
addition, including large hall to be used
or society purposes. Hn
The Methodist society celebrated |
Christmas on Monday evening by the rem
lition Of the cantata, Catching Kriss
xringle before large audience who sp.
,reciated the fine manner in which it was
presented. After the cantata two heavily
sden trees were stripped OF presents
which were distributed to those in attend.
NEE. and every one went home well salts.
yed and with smiling faces. 4
ARLINGTON.
Miss Ada Harris has gone TO Wash
ngton, ID. q. TO spend the winter with
Ter uncle, Mr.. Il. Norton, who resides
.heie.
DIR. A. g. Norton and wife spent |
christmas at home The doctor says be
$ doing a good business up at Middle
own.
Mr.. 5. W. Huntington. who has been |
lere the latter part OF the summer aud
hus far this winter, stopping at Mrs F.
]. Canfields, has returned to Brooklyn. |
\. y, where he resides. Mr.. Huntington
naie many warm friends during his stay
Imong us and we are sorry to have him
cave, as he will be much missed by all,
the young people, We are in
ropes he viii think ii best to return and
pend the rest OF the winter with us.
AT the regular com munication OF Red |
Mountain Lodge No. 03 y. 4 A. NJ, held
asst Friday evening the following officers
we're elected for the year ensuing: DR.. W. |
J. Phillips, W. NJ; q. NJ. Bronson, s. W.
J. II. Crum, ]. ~; II. T. Eaton. $. d. i
b NJ. Marley, j. d.; c. b. Vault. treas
irer; Chas. Garfield, secretary; Ira War.
Ter. chaplain; H. n. Blair, Edward Soul.
y sfauaras. II W Ttmoxa m. rahal, II