The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-26

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10 The town elerk danag TIE presea !
mossh Blsaks iot the sane arr a The
town CLERKS ofacs
shsldoa begin, 10 talk about ice again
ssd the prospec, 10 that . siil be ih'ea
enough thoagh The ice Is covered with
.nos 40 that Il does no, freeze ss fast As the
~ealber would ssem 10 warrant
The annual meeting Of the Ba.tenfill
Waller Industrial Society will be held q,
Adams hall Factory Poin, on ne second
SATURDAY o. February Al 10 o'clock a N.
We hope farmers and others will boar this
ia mind aud he on hand u that meeting
Tuesday morning was colder in this
vicinity than any morning before for many
yean Thermometers marked all the way
from twea,y 10 thirty degrees below zero
aud some low spirited instruments went
even below the latter figure. A, noon
Tucsdsy with very bright sun aud no
wind il Was ten degrees below zero. Thus
sill DO very well for mild winter.
Mrs. r. NJ HilliArI met with bad
accident At Rutlans one day last week.
While out riding with Mrs q. w Hilliari
the horse turned . corner too suddenly
aud threw both ladies out breaking Mrs.
billiards arm below the elbow She has
returned home and is recovering from the
effects II the accident
The ladies Of the Benevolent Associa.
,ion will give an oyster supper IN the new
dining room OF the Congregational church
on Friday evening, Jan 27tb. The com
mit.ee will be al the church Friday after
noon ready 10 receive donations OF bis.
cuits, pies cakes, cold meats. pickles c,
Price Of supper 30 cts each, Proceeds 70
be devoted to painting the church.
our mild weather ended up Sunday
night With blow that made everything
shake The weather clerk must have lei
go to get better holt. No great damage
VAS done The liberty pole in this village
was blown down aud the street was filled
with branches blown from the trees and
some OF the time il seemed as though al
tho buildings would follow, but /, stopped
just short OF disaster.
--Ramember neat Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Feb. ! and 2 The
great drama, 1.-THE Gnnmaker OF Moscow
will be produced at Music Hall. The
farce entitled The Stage-struek Yankee
will follow the drama and is exceedingly
musical from beginning to end. Whit
combs famous string band from Cam
bridge, n. Y. will furnish music. Mr.
Whitcomb each evening will give one OF
two OF his choicest select harp solos. The
solos alone will be we'll worth the admis
sion.
1t IA we'll To bear in mind the fact thai
members OF Pos, Skinner q. A. r., assisted
by few friends are working hard to gel
the popular play Neighbor lakewood
ready for presentation at Music Hall abou
the middle of February The play was
written by J. 7. Trowbridge one Of the mos
popular writers OF the day. and the seem
is laid in vermodt where the writer used
10 spend his summers, and il is yer,
good representation Of Vermont character
representing the humorous as we'll as thu
patriotic side with good effect The plo
OF the play turns upon the rescue OF beau
iiful fugitive slave from her pursuers and 10
cludes many exciting scenes aud incidents
No description of the play will do it jus
tice and it must be seen TO be appreciated
No person living within ten miles OF Man
chester should miss seeing il unless in
surmountable obstacles prevent
FACTORY POINT.
--Rov. j. A. Swart has large class IL
German under his instruction.
We understand that f. d. Gliding
has purchased c. G. Tuttle's farm IN thu
village.
A donation was held in Adams bal
on "Wednesday evening for the benefit o
Rev Mr. Ssar.
Mis- Ida Fullerton has returned HON
after few weeks visi, among friend in sa
lem aud vicinity.
There is considerable sickness IN thi
village a, present and deaths are OF quit
frequent occurrence.
"A Mr.. Parsons, who has only latel.
come among us. was buried on Sunda
last His death Was caused by pneumonis
Every one should be at Adams Hal
this "Wednesday evening to attend tn
party given for the benefi, Of the pastor {
the haptis, church.
Teams will run from this village 10 MI
sic Hall on the evenings Of the presents
ton Of the Gnnmaker OF Moscow and vi
carry all who xish TO attend free.
Morse 4 Dean have been giving the
meat market thorough cleaning an
ovcrhanlihg. Morse is evidently prcparin
10 give another grand oyster supper.
-Esiabrcok viii commence eating m
storing Toe to-day il the weather holS
good. Persons Wishing ice shoald call
once. II they doa't wsp, ice buy some