The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-01-04

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The socks II nsrnp sheep a J W
Bowen a Manchester. asi y G FosdA o
Rapeyi. have teea accepted - pafs blood
by shs sheep breeders ASSOCIATION,
Az tbs snnaal olsclion oi Tho Congre
ssisonai society Monday, l.. ID. Coy. II. \
Allen and Geo Saith we're elected con
niiiee. l. u. Coy clerk. and w Is Bar
too treasurer
Among TIE pleAsasi GREATS Of the d.,
We nosles The biuhdsy party Of Agnc'
daughter u Richard Cook, which Vas Al
tended by thirty little people who enjoyed
The occasion a. oaly children can.
--Ansi sasan Pe,uboDe sent anoihe'
package 81 her famous buiternut candy to
rresiaen, Arthur to help out his Christmas
dinner. And received q pleasant letter from
The Presidcn. 10 acknowledgement
We nosice 10 The Troy Daily Times Al
scoouni Of tho celebration Of the golden
wedding Of Mr. and Mrs James Ronalds
Of oakwood Avenue in ,hA, city. Many
friends from Albany, Chicago, Troy aud
vicinity were present. and there was q
large display 81 elegsn, and costly pres
eats. Mr. and Mrs Ronalds are the a.
rents 81 Mrs Geo. W. Bennett, Of this vii.
lsgc.
IL vas expected that the funeral Of
the late 4 W, Park would be held al New
York on Tuesday. bat q telegram announc-
Is that the steamer bringing bis remains
did noi arIye as expected. A large mum.
ber u friends bad gathered, and the fol.
loving pail bearers were selected: Gov.
John j.. BArstow. Ex-Governor john W.
Stewart, Hon. Edward Phelps, Gov
Leland Stanford, ID. o. Mills. $. NJ l..
Barlow, William u. Dinsmore aud J. q.
Milis
W aud A. Walker base sold their large
stock Of logs aud thirteen hundred acres
Of mountain land 10 parties in Greenwich.
n Y. The logs will be used in making
pulp and the company which has made
tho purchase will probably get of all the
spruce on the lot 10 be used for the same
purpose, and utilize the hard wood for
making charcoal. We feel sorry TO see our
mountains stripped Of their wealth Of
trees. but II le, alone they viii soon be
covered by another growth.
FACTORY roNT.
Miss Mary Lapoint left on Monday
Tor visit 10 her brother in Iowa.
Tho New Year sleigh ride OF the Bap.
tist Sunday school to Arlington was q sue
Cess ia every way,
Charles Snyder OF this village
who works in q. w Bradley's steam mill
recently made $3.50 plates in Is hours.
Who ne1tg
Received At Estabrook' $. Jan 80, fresh
oysters, Catawba grapes. oranges, lemons,
iiga, onions, and fresh stock Of candy.
Full line best cigars, etc. Zee his new
next week.
The lyceums every Friday evening are in
tcrcsting and draw full houses. We hope
more Of the younger ones will improve
Tho opportunity TO learn to declaim. de.
bate and write. Ii is just the experience
hey will need 10 help them through life.
Tho Sabbath school OF the Baptist
,hurch extend their hearty thanks TO the
friends who so kindly provided them with
cams OF New Years day for their sleigh
ride Thanks 10 the kind Sunderland
friends for their donation last Thursday
,vening for the benefit Of Rev. J. A. Swart.
The funeral OF Charles Jameson. eld-
ut son Of byron Jameson, was attended
rom the residence OF his father on Tues.
lay, A large consourse OF friends aud
'elatives were present The deceased
,ad been a sufferer for many years, and
bough Bis friends will greatly miss him.
iill they cannot wish him back.
The Rev j. S. Johnson has providen-
tally come 10 our midst, and will preach
very evening during during the week Of
,raycr in The Baptist church Mr.. John.
on has been known by Rev. J. A. S~art
or the pas, dozen years. Under his
'rsachiug was Mr.. Swart converted. and
y him baptized. He has been very sue.
csstul Al are invited.
MasciiEsrEn pEror.
= Barr Manley owing 10 the eIpira-
Ion Of their lease Of store. offer their entire
took Of clothing. cloals. dolmans, hats,
lress goods al csst; and general mark ,
lown on nearly their whole stock OF goods
o close them ont
Mrs L. Z. Snyder teaches on the west
cad
dGeorge Gragen VI shushan spent
christmas in this place.
DR. MeWsin and family have lately ,
emosod 10 Cambridge. n. y. 4
Oar village school, which was closed
laring the holidays, opened again Tues
lag.
WIN. Barrows is ahon, TO star, of on !
tour 10 Minnesota aud other parts Of the ,
Vest
John Manley has two children sick 1
nth scarlet fever. attended 10y DIR. Har. 4
rood
There will be 9 scniablc this week c
'hurxday evening at the lecture room. 9
Everybody invited
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