The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-01-11

The village schools shov A. attend
Abos 81 ora ose hnEdred pupils
Mrs. H. J. Baldwin has Dev advei
ilsensHi Of special inictesi 10 OUT ieminin
readers
Frank Pierce. ~bo has besp siadyinI
Lag vita Judge Howard. has gone 10 Wy
omlag Territory.
- J. J. Hspgooi a Co. have struck rool
bottom on horse blsakets. selling yer,
good article for seventy five cenis.
&C. II. Bonesieel has received iresl
stock Of candies Of many varieties which
be j. selling cheap. Read his advertise
meni.
Regular Communication Of Adonirsu
Lodge. r. and A. NJ on Thursday evening
Jan 18th. At 7 O'Clock p. IN. Important
business A full attendance is desired.
r. J. WALKEh. Sec,
The question for debate this Friday
evening is: Redirect Tha, Robert y. Lee
possessed greater military genius than U.
s. Grant Disputants, Affirmative, o. NJ.
Howe, George Hit; negative, J. @. Mar.
Tin, Mark Howard.
Services will be held in the Baptist
church every evening during the present
week The Rev Mr. Johnson. who was
expected to he present aud ofIiciate, was
called TO his home on Monday, TO the dis.
Of many.
Those who miss seeing Uncle Toms
Cabin al Music Hall next Saturday even
ing lby the Seymour -Strattou Troupe
will miss good thing. We have seen
this company in another play, and in our
judgement they have some very fine ac'
tors. Reserved seats can be obtained at
Waits drug store.
MAscHEsrgR DEpor
w. Il. Dean is getting in heavy stock
II hard wood logs.
Mrs. Alvin Conner with her two chill
iren are on a visit TO her old home in
dartlsnd.
S W. Bourn is buying all the good
psrketsble ash lumber to be found paying
ash therefor
W.. Editor:
Will you allow me through your paper
o thank the little girls and other friends
Who kindly remembered us on New Years
law. MRs j. Il. WETHEKDEE.
The dull season does not seem TO eff
ect the trade OF Burr 4 Manley. They
re closing out at cost their whole stock OF
lothing, cloaks and dolmans. These
Gods, hats and caps, boots and shoes,
mt goods. are real bargains in every de.
artment. These bargains for cash make
uck sales. This sacrifice in prices is
lade on account OF the expiration OF the
,ase OF store.
There will be meetings nearly every
sening this week at the lecture room.
Quite number OF our people are on
he sick list at present. Miss Lavina
ykes is taken suddenly i'll. also Mrs.
wight Sykes. Mrs. Walter Ladd has been
ute sick. There are several new cases
scarlet fever.
The seventh OF January was the fiftieth
OF the marriage Of Mr.. and
RS. Harvey Hodge. On account Of Mrs.
odge being somew hat feeble, it was not
ought best to celebrate their golden we'd
ng in formal manner, yet their many
lends offer congratulations and kind
ishes, and hope their lives may be spared
cse many years.
EAST DORSET. ,
The marble mill OF d. L. Kent 4 Co
arted up again on Monday. There Is a
NOR that their finishing shop will be
larged to give them better facilities
r finishing marble.
PAwLET.
james Leach, 0. Parrish and W. !
akely are each preparing TO build nice
rms.
The Bromley family bad reunion at
7. Demerritt's, Castleton, on New Years
y. it being the anniversary of ID. II. I
-omley's birthday. Agood number were {
csent. y
BONNEVILLE.
Fred Young, who has been very i'll, is
owly recovering
MIR. Bourn Of Manchester is drawing '
b timber from this place. i
A singing school is in progress. taught
Mr.. Johnson Of Londonderry. /
Mr.. Ellery Wilder and Mr.. Prouty t
We each recently lost valuable horse. $
Mr. Dean recently had an OK killed by }
ing cut on hay knife left in the hay
1w. c
Mr.. Whitney. prominent granger OF Il
IchigAn. lectured at the church on Tues o
y OF last week. .
A quarterly meeting was held at the ,
urch last Sunday. Presiding Elder
ok and Rev Mr.. Knapp were both pres r
t. Ii
Mrs. Wheeler, widow OF the late c. G. c
heller. died Dec. Attn The funeral
$ attended by a large circle OF friends :
the following Friday.
We have had considerable snow the
II week and high winds, Consequently u
ere are deep drifts. but the sleighing 8
nrallye is very good. !.
LAND0RoyE.
-- Robert Davis has moved into town
lives with his fsther-in.law, l.. q.