The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-01-18


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= lha aslaisag society ecuhected WI
the semssary raeas Friday sseEiags ~
H. grow iAs u iatersst
I.et NJ H. sesevsnee. principal
Barr a-d Bnroa SEMINARY. pfcaeh ed
wallingicfa Last sasdsY.
a. n. saith. who has bccn shser
several aouihs risl,iag relatives 10 Ia
wesi Is expected home ncri week.
Judge Garfield. J J Pei,ibone an
nas q. Barton sitended the meeting 9
the MaiBo Sheep breeders At Middiebur
last week
-Df. Trnii hes bAfgsined ior the II. !
WAY hoaso on North street, and ,h
writings will probably be made out IN
few days
james yetel had the misfortune Il
cat his foot making serious wound. Will
ehopping veod for Judge Garfield. one
day last seek.
The Oryn Florida hotels ars open
hui The season Is not far enough advances
10 gre much o. an idea ia regard to the
~iu,ef business,
Some Of our local weather prophets
have predicted rain ever since November.
II they keep oa they may get to be As big
liars a. Oh ycnp0r himself
Joe Fowler Is greatly pleased over the
sivcnt Of a nov insurance agent In town.
The new arrival is Young yet, but Is bright
AS dollar and will soon learn to catch
on
Notwithstanding the good sleighing
but little wood has been brought to the
village 70 far. Owners OF wosd lots say II
is impossible 10 hire men to chop. even at
high wages
Thursday nigh, OF las, week was about
as cold as bias been experienced in the
last dozen years or more, Friday NOR
ming the Thermometers marked anywhere
from twenty 10 thirty degrees below zero
according to locality. This is certainly
pretty snug winter
lit Is expected that the State Board of
Agriculture will hold a meeting here
during the winter Farmers will do well
10 look out for notice Of II which will tie
given In season SO that all can attend.
Arthur g. Garfield has gone TO Law.
vince, Kansas, where he temporarily fills
the position. in the State university. OF
Prod James Garfield, formerly OF Airing.
ton. who is prevented from attending to
his duties by sickness.
-Uncle Toms Cabin drew fair audi
ence at Music Hall Saturday evening in
spite OF the worst storm OF the season
which was raging at tho time Those
who attended were generally well pleased
with the performance. though some would
have liked better little more OF "Uncle
Tom and little less Of variety perform
anee. II is hard 10 suit everybody.
There will be grand musical festival
nnder the directionof Prof W. o. Perkins at
Poultney, commencing Jan. % and closing
be &c. The convention will be assisted
BY eminent solo talout and the Emerson
Concert company will assist at the closing
concert Friday evening.
1
John Higgins, for many years the pop.
liar clerk Of the Arlington House, has gone
nto the insurance business with Fowler
Son. He viii be happy TO take applics-
ions for insurance in reliable companies G
n Arlington and vicinity, aud will, no D
oabt, do large business.
---Reserve seat tickets for the concert
I the Emerson Troupe at Music Hall, E"
ionday evening, Jan. 10th. will be on
ale al the drug stores in this village and u
'aetory Point on Monday, Jan. 22a3. at 8
O'Clock. A. NJ. None will be sold previ.
us to that time anl first come first served ii
riders by mail or telegraph will be ci
filled. As this is the concert OF b
he season and the tickets are only 30
euis il IS expected that all will be speed. !,
/ sold and in order TO get a good seat "a
pplicants should be on hand early, a,
We have received the following at.
-ac,ise pieces Of music from q. Ditson A !.
O.. Boston They will be sent to any .,
ldrcss postpaid on receipt Of price: The Il,
liver Line. 80 cts, song by Solomon;
wee, Spirit, Hear Ny Prayer, 40 cts :,
onance by Meyer. The Golden Eve. 40 :,
s.. Piano Piece by Meyer; Forget me :,
u, % eta. song by Audnn; Norwegian !,
ance. 60 cts piano piece by sirclezki; q
en-. Bntlers Grand March, 80 cts, by "
Aristie. Seven Sisters Maznrks, 30 cts,
! Mack; foreboding, 80 cts, song by
ana: Mrs, Langtry Polka, with portrait. til
.,ss. by Christie
FACTORY ronr. 10
Henry Bnndy is at home again. Al
49, The hie her department Of our schools
closed for the present week on the &C 50
an, Of The death OF DR. Hit, father Of an
teacher
There will be location and oyster OF
PIPER at Adams Hall. Thursday evening, 1u
o %, for the benefit Of Rev. ]. G, Lang W
I'd. All are cordially invited. uh
Mr.. Charles Bartlett. Of La Crosse. -
is is visiting his father Josiah Bartlett, :"
! the flrss time since be left here sixteen
AIRS ago. His family accompanies him.
The Wheeler a Wilson Sewing Ms. BIO
inc company have appointed W. A. Al. Al
~, their agcn, for Manchester and sicini.
aad Supplied him with stock o! their sel
D. machines. To-
Many families in thus village are
liged 10 bring their water supply from TAI
q river A. empty cis.efng are common Las