The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27

EDDY pin cushion Il. u. futile, caro-
Miss Ellen futile; book poems. Ida Ian
son; book poems, Carrie Proysn; pal
towels. Mrs. JAS. Roby. Springfield. VI
pair towels, Mr.. a Mrs. II. W. Davis; an
last, but not least. 9 beautiful weddis
cake from Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Cushman G
New York.
rAcroRr PoisI.
Mrs s. 4. Tbayer, who has beel
making flying visit 10 friends Ia Michigan
is again at homo.
There was an enjoyable social dane
and fine supper Ut tho Colburn Hous'
on Christmas evening
We regret that Mr.. James Lampsor
has been very i'll in Maryland where hs
went several weeks since as superinten.
dent OF quarry. He will return home
~ aeon as be is able, accompanied by his
wife aud Mr.. Joseph Lugcne who went
out with him.
There will be Christmas service at
the Episcopal church in this village on
Thursday evening. Dec. 9th. tSt. Johns
day, beginning at o'clock at which time
the Holy Communion will DO admins.
tered. The Rev. II. NJ. Denslow, rector
Of Trinity church OF Rutland, will ofici.
ate.
MIR. A. Santhoff, who was injursd by
falling from the upper story Of the grist
mill, held an accident policy in the Tray
oilers His claim has been adjusted and
he has just received through Fowler 4 Son
agents $40 for ssvcn weeks disability. The
Travellers are able 10 pay and without sn
higgling do pay all just claims.
The Christmas exercises given by the
Baptist Sunday school on Chistmas eve.
were very interesting g; after the exercises the
were treated to candy, peanuts,
oranges, with supper served by the
aides Of the church aud congregation in |
he lecture room Of which nearly 200 par.
.ook. .ss
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Swart desire
% express their sincere thanks through
he JOURNAL (as no opportunity was afford
ID them upon Christmas eve) to tho many
riends who contributed towards securing
% valuable as we'll Is so useful Christ
mas gift, which was presented TO them on
Jhristmas eve after the exercises.
Mr.. Daniel Griffith died at the resi-
lence OF bis son, Norman, on the home
arm in the north part Of the town Dec
9th. in the SIND year Of his age. Mr..
irifith has resided in Manchester for
ver : quarter Of century and has al
rays been one Of her stuidiost citizens and
very genial man in his nsighborhood
nd home.
MAxcnEsTKR DEPOT
HEADQUARTERS Pos1 SKINNER,
No. 28, q. A. r. : /
Manchester Depot, Dec. 20, 1883. J |
The members Of this post are requested
o meet for drill, Saturday evening, Doc.
9th. Asst Inspector General G. A.
'undy will inspect this post Thursday
vcning. Jan. 8. All comrades IRE expect.
d to be present NJ. w. Utly.
G. Blsckmer, Com.
Adjutant
"A Christmas tree at the church this,
ucsday. eve.
We hear that Robert MAnIsy Was
ably hurt by kick from a horse. Mon.
~ evening. being hit on the forehead.
Our church choir has been greatly
'isforced by the presence Of young peo- .
10. home on vacations, especially by vii.
. Kent who presided Al the organ and
|iss Louise Sykes
EAST DORSET.
--Thermomstsr marked 20e below zero /
$, Sunday morning.
The Dorset Marble Co. has paid its
orkmsn for two months and s1pc.t 10 '
y mp the balance neat month. 3
-. X. Lee. who Is here with his broth.
.in-law. ", g. Wilson. 10 much better. '
much 90 ~ TO be about the house feel. b
4 quite we'll
Mrs ID. l.. Kent and her daughter,
nnis T. Kent, went 20 Rutland last
'sk. where they will stay for tho winter. :
the BArdselI House. =
The works OF d. l.. Kent 4 Co. :
'sed Lac. Saturday for the holidays and !
pairs About the Let Of February they Z
II begin work again.
= Many Of our Young people ara lsavisg g
20 10 spend tho holidays with their Q,
rsnss and friends, and. - your CORES 4
ndens il sbous 10 follow snil. you will
hear from him until be relurns ID
Mr.. Shelter 10 stocking up the mill on m
"a Itnsa nth = Lave. an rsstv ~ sorr~<