The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-01-25

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MoaAsy and Tuesday q tbs Sseh
we're oola aad viaiy y many frozen
upsr nad 80 go testify. We stayed BY
he Gtc.
The STATE Board 81 Agriculture viii
hold tsod.ys Isseiisx here. and the date
wili probably IS February sih and 9th and
:, ileaniagioa "a tie esh apd Tth.
Ilsese have been a late iso Or three
sseiienAs b engines causing verslioas
delays On the Bennington and Rutland
Railroad, lot A. long ~ nobody il hur,
and no great damage done no one ought TO
eomplAin.
The rate q telegraph messages from
this place 10 Ass York has been reduced
irom 10 10 Is cents. The Mutual Union
Telegraph j. running line Into Vermont
WHICH 4 The cause 81 the reduction. There
ought to he little healthy competition in
tie telegraph business.
= Rev. Mr. Smith, Of the Vermont Do.
mesi4cmisslousry society, secretary OF the
Home Missionary Society, assisted by two
o. three home missionaries from the West
viii hold a meeting Al the Congregational
church nett Tuesday afternoon and even.
ing. They would like. a largo attendance
81 The eilixeus q this place aud vicinity.
People who vish to know how hard
the wind occasionally blows in Manchester
shOnid inquire Of u. u, Smith. While
taking his daughter 10 the Seminary Mon
day morning Mr. smiths sleigh was blown
over Just beyond the Episcopal church.
aud tho sleigh and wind both threw the
horse down making general mix up. No
damage was done except the thills to the
sleigh vere broken.
Another Of the graduates OF Burr q
Burton Seminary Of the class Of 's2 has
left our peaceful town with all ITS entice-
pnenis aud pleasures to complete his course
"a teaching IN SYNDICATE. We fear he will
sonssiines forget bow far his owu district
extends aad may sometimes by accident
stray over into thes neat one Although
miss those who have left US we feel that
what is Manchester loss Is sandgates gain
ard we wish them both success
The troy Times is nsking record OF
several big ieats cf eating has the follow
ing: 'gn the spring Of 1915, at the season
Of making sugar student at the Seminary
at Manchester, Vt, Albert Pettlbone, then
10 years old, after eating what he wanted
Of bot maple sugar at the sugar house Of
his father In that town, finished mp 10y
eating twenty-iour bard boiled eggs. THIS
was witnessed by number Of Petitioners
fellow students. whom be had invited TO
the sugar house to eat sugar aud see the
process Of 'sugaring of
Tickets for the entertainment TO be
rylyen at Music Hall next Monday evening,
by T.e Emerson Concert Company Of Bos.
ton. taye sold rapidly, though there
rare plenty Of good seats left yet 1t very
rseldom thst so good musicians pay Man
chester visit, aud they are sure to give
sies programme, ia fact they will give
~, 'Liag but the very best music aud their
co,n. is are always largely attended
vbe,ovo, they so. even when the tickets
.,a aoIlar each. On this occasion the
,ieln,. Win ~seryed seats, are placed at
any cents TO q ~ 81! chance to hear
them. Music Hall shouid be crowded to
It's utmost capacity. snd will be unless
there is Dakota blizz1 I'd
"A despatch from CHI ago ds'ed Mon
day. the 22nd SAYS. "The vie o. hev. Df
Little Of the New England 'asregaiioha
church was taken suddenly /. tes'so,s
with pulmonary embolism. He. nnsoa'a'
who was delivering sermon at H. h"e'
was sent Tor. but before he could reach
home bis wife was a corpse. She was ron
Theiford, VI. and was highly esteem ed
here Mrs LATHE, while Miss Frost, va
formerly preceptress at Burr and Burton
seminary, aud on the retirement OF Dr.
Wickham, Taught select school OF young /,
ladies IN what had been the study Of Rev
Mr. Anderson. She vas held in high es-
teen. aud her death will be lamenied by
many IN Manchester.
Names, ia their order, of those who J
have had the highest standing in Burr and A
Burton Seminary for the month ending
Jan lSlh, 1883, including general aver a
ago Of ali studies pursued, rheioricals and y
department; Potter J. McNaboo. James i. a
MeNaboc, Frank Eslabrook, M.A. How =
arb. Timothy Billings. Ezra Benedict, J. !,
A. Billings, orsee Williams. Harry l.. ,
Reed, William Kepi. Mary Burroughs. +
A. II. CaEnbcli, Della Smith, Matte Hatch :
Maud Severance. tJennie Benedict, Daniel u
Grady. Kirk Howard. Anna l. BATHS, i
Clara Hemenway. Carlton Severance,
Harry Bnndy. Charles Blackmer, Ida Reid :,
Hs,sie Eselesion, Charles Dench, Bollin !
rurdy. Thomas Purdy, William Reed, |,
Lacy Lldrci. Rcher, Pnrdy. !,
-Four car loads Of encnrsionists, mostly q
from New York passed up over the road !,
Tuesday, going 20 visit the ice carnival at "
IL j. good weather for an ice D,
carnival Ia fact the weather is no, 81 for A.
anything else The ice palace at Monire- so
Is wonderful piece Of architecture er. II
selling anything Of the kiud ever before "
attempted The Structure is 100 feet a,
square 10 The Interior. with towers 30 fee, N
high and Is feet lsqaAro al each angle IT
The walls are Is fee, high. surmounted by
a timber roof covered with evergreens
Enon The eenier rises a massive love, 10