The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

10 e4a.er paaaes And No Trust hi. coaaing IN
car Hi1sl vii prove blessing 10 Man.
chester A 8ay % prayer and fasting wall
lss observed fsesaay. Jan, 81
r Esiahfook has arranged With Albany
parties Who supply bin With oysters, 70
.hip BIN each morning iresh oysiers re
osirea direct from The beds. ~ soon ~
ilssy arrive 10 Alhaay Prices until further
poiios. siewiag oysters. 20 oenis. Large se-
isc,s ior iTiur 30 eoph per quart For
doaaliou parties Esd other large orders
( gei special prics Call and Examine them.
The 'Niuamske7 81 Moscow drama ls
uhAsr Thorough rehearsal and viii 10 pat
upsn the stage Al Music Hall the first
week 10 February Arrangements have
lsea made iof olahofais eostumes for all
E ibo eilarAc,sra. ADD il vii doab,less b. the
I l.tpi play ever PIT upon the stage IN this
toaH isy smatcuts
The question Tot debate ST the ly'e-
am neI, Friday evening is. RosSred That
Mormon polygAmy ought 10 he put down
by ,he government DisPutanis: Afiirma.
tive, Frank Pierce. h. X simonds. Mega.
tive J @. Martin, George Hit Misses
Belle Walker ADD Ida Howe will read and
Alfred Briggs will deciAim.
DORSET
Mr.. Hiram Holly is very feeble this
wipicn
Mrs Harry Hodge, who has been So
riously sick. Is improving slowly.
Mrs. @, W Parmenter Of Brandon is
spending few days with her mother Mrs.
Ira Batchelder) who is seriously ill.,
DIR MeWain aud wife. Of oirio. are
stopping for the presen. With his brother,
Nathan McWain ia Dorset Hollow
Mr. Hibbard Of Yves, Rupert gave a
lecture last week Tuesday evening at school
hall on the subject, "Our Country and its
Needs lie glanced over considerable
ground aud said many good things
WIN. West is general agent for Yer
mont for the Aetna Life Insurance compa-
ny, also for the New England Fire lnsur-
ance company, He ha~ been absent for
some months on business connected with |
these companies
--Alonzo M-nly. a former resident OF
Dorset died at hi, home in Sherman, Ohio,
Dec. goth 1851, 10 the S9th year OF his age.
HIS wife. TO whom he had been married |
over 90 years, still'suryiycs him She is
daughter Of Sylyanus Sykes aud sister to
Mr. Norton Sykes Of this place.
PAwLET
Potatoes are bringing one dollar per
bushel and the farmers are smiling
-Sleighs were In use for the first time
this season last Saturday and Sunday.
w r Damon is receiving lot OF ash
logs to he manufactured into fork handles.
Ice cutting began on the mill pond
las. Saturday. 1t was eight inches thick,
and quite clear,
Nearly $1,000 is the amount received
Tor the last lot of cheese 5 old from tho
Pawlet factory.
j. b. Westenlorf and Miss May David
assisted in the Congregational choir last
sunday morning
The state tax is in the collectors hands
md If paid the present month percent. I
'ge may be saved,
-Sixty'two couples attended the hop in
he Town Hall last Friday evening. The
lext takes place Friday evening, Jan 20,
The telegraph announced Monday NOR
ling the destruction OF Smith billiards.
property in East Rupert. His many friends
n this town extend their sympathy.
j u. Westendorf proposes to present i,
queen Esther with his troup in Masonic
Hall, West Rupert, Friday evening, Jan
9th. They will no doubt be greeted with
full house.
james Dalton, who has worked the ,
Daniel McGrath farm for the past year, \
las purchased the Lewis Smith farm in 9
,outh Granville for $500, and takes pos
ession in March. Ii
As Fayette Blakely aud wife were re-
urning to this village few evenings since,
,hen opposite Erwin Pratts, the horse
hied from the road. throwing out the oc
upants from the carriage, bruising them
nd smashing the carriage
Mrs. Nancy Bromley died at the resi-
ence of ier son, Fayette Bromley, last
Wednesday morning. Her age was yearly
. wears The funeral services we're held
n the Methodist church Friday at noon,
he Eey. Messrs. Winans and Moore oilici-
ting.
LAND0Bovg
IL l. Warner has few tons of good
Jay 10 sell.
II L. Fem has charge Of the Hall for
he next year. He is the right man for the
lace
The coolest day thus FAR has been II
egrees beloy zero. We don't want it any
older
L NJ Bailey recently killed pig
ieigbing al2. II is not quite so heavy as
ONE others reported, but then this is
honest lniuu."
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