The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-02-15

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lur, 10 aaaia bis irvAm, @. W issases'
10 pasaisug ass acoerssiae ses hni'a'ag
~ n Reed nlsyplsas IN. I. Esasss'
sho has Scr sesessl sasrs ofacisi@d yer,
soespsaii, Aa ses,on 6, TIE Cengregsiioh
II chnsch
Geo ". DAVIS who il soon 10 reiaors
iroa. pera 10 the Espss~rts ri.es- Aareiiise'
80 Suction sale 81 large saoant o. prop
ssty ss The BfoSalsy House. Feb 2aSd'
- lsn.lae@ 10 the saieniiSs lane ~ qali4
lively 10 day. capti u cslaesls soroad
though IL must be rs,her cold without
more olo,hes than be i geberaly supposed
to wear
Town meeting sill he held 10 The
Court House, March 9Th Al i0o'cloch a N
Those a our fellow eitians who are
anxious 10 hold otiec should be attending
10 business
= George saith o. this village i intro
dncing new Brand Of supcrphosphA.e
Of high grade. and wishes the farmers
Of this sviriniiy 10 test i beside other
brands 10 zee shat IL special merits are
We would cali attention TO tho adver-
iisemeui Of the Marble savings Back NJ
ga.land. The officers Of this ncS institu'
tion are worthy Of confidence and those
Who wish 10 lay by something for rainy
day oonaot place il In better hands
The meeting Of The Board Of Agrieul.
,urc held here last week Was well attended
and much interest was manifested by
those present On account OF absence from
town No are no, able TO girc full report,
aud only regret that more Of our readers
were no, present to get the beneii. to be
derived from such meetings.
The depth Of the snos varies from
two feet III the valleys 10 four and I'VE
feet on the hills aud mountains, aud Mo-
abs dove would have hard work TO find .
spo, Of bare ground There has been no
le, up to the sleighing since the middle OF
Novem Der aud IL is liable TO las, until
April good old. fashioned winter and
no mistake
FACTORY POINT.
We learn that John Mofiatt has sold
his place to II. NJ. Provan Of Sandgate for
5000.
-. A. Thaycr is agent for the Fitch
Reach platform spring wagon. Read his
advertisement.
Mrs. Carney, widow Of tho late Earl
7. Carney, has recived q back pension
amounting 10 81 900, which will give her
a good setting up in the world.
Easter and birthday cards at Waits
drug store. also diamond dyes for color.
ing Easter eggs. Each 10 cent package
colors As eggs--iour colors in package,
- Regular Communication Of Adoniram
lodge No, AZ, T. "A, NJ. on Thursday ev-
enins. Peb 18th at ! o'clock. All master
masons in good standing are invited 70 at
tend r. J, WALKER, Bee.
i. X. Lee has both his shops full Of
work and yet he is not happy. Nov is the
time to have your carriage painted. j. X.
has one Of the best painters inihis employ
md all work will be warranted Ms repre-
scented.
Two desperate looking tramps caused
some commotion in our quiet village Is
they passed through the street on Tuesday
evening Since the passage OF tho vagran'
law this class Of men have made themselves
conspicuous by their absence.
In accordance with the notice given
In the JOURNAL two weeks ago the Rev. A.
X. Graves OF Bennington preached IN the
Episcopal church on Thursday evening
last lie will continue 10 officiate on each
Thursday evening during the six weeks OF
Lent
-- The question for debate Friday eve.
ming il, ReAirni. That all laws. enforcing
the paymen, Of debt, should be abolished.
Disputan,s. affirmative. T. u. Smith, NJ. J.
Hspkoo,i; negative, +. I. Spring, Geo u.
Hit expected tina, there will be a
good attendance Of lawyers 10 uphold the
dignity Of their profession.
wv The revival meetings under the charge
OF Rev. Mr.. Whittier are increasing in in.
ieresi and attendance. and from appear
anoe We should Judge good work is 60
ing on, Mr. Whittier expects to close his
iabcfs Thursday evening, and will leave
town with the good wishes OF very many
people Tor bis future success in his work
IN other places,
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
MIR. Alvin Conner has returned from q
flying .ap TO HI,lsnd. W
Horace " Lawrence has purchased a
tract Of twelve acres Of land. north OF the
Star Loase. OH. H. uollister
Mr.. William spanlding. wealthy
gentleman from the wesi. hes purchased
the house and blacksmith shop. near T. u
Taylors carriage shop. of. u. Holli',rr,
|, viii he occupied by Mr.. Daniel swal.
low. who IL Mr.. sraaldIpg's brother-in-
Law.
Per. Mr.. Laaford gave " . good dis
.cousc Sabbath sftcrncon
-Sercral are on the sick list Mark
Bachelor is among The number.
--sOveral msmber Of the Grand Army
Post attended the meeting Al Bennington
last week.
--psfhApa. bat fuw oi the freud al h. l..