The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-08

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Tho following is ths record OF The
Methodist Sunday school for the bali yeai
ending March Is, Whole number Of names
oa record. 55; highest attendance, So
Lowest attendance. ~. average attendance,
"a "a; amount Of penny collection, $40 e2.
The pupils belonging 10 Miss Stella
Burgess music class will give musical
entertainment, a, Adams hall, on Friday
evening. March 10th. The exercises will
comprise both vocal aud instrumental mn-
sic. The public generally are invited,
Admission, 10 cents.
Al M official meeting OF tho Methodist
church last Monday evening II was de.
cided 10 build schnreh during the com
log summer. and tho following gentlemen
we're appointed building committee with
power TO raise money, purchase land. etc. :
J. Z. McNaughisn. W. A. Adams aud An
drus Bowen.
Whereas many Of the citizens OF Fac.
tory Point have made complaint that IN
toxicating liquors are furnished contrary
10 Law and to the best interests OF the
community, and wishing the business
discontinued. hereby give notice that all
who shall be found guilty after this date
March Tih) will be prosecuted as the law
directs. And further, IL is though best 10
use one fourth Of all the iines-if any there
be--to build sidewalks in the village Of
Factory Point W. A. ADAMS,
Town Grand Juror
The following Is report OF the pr
mary department taught by Miss Derby,
Not absent during the term Harry Adams.
Willie aud Fred Bonesteel, Willie and
John Botsfori, Earl Boman, Bonnie Esta.
brook. Ber,hy Eddy, Minnie Gosselin,
Florence Lapoirt, Mary Lannon; not alb.
sent after entering school: Moses Dupois,
Francis st. 0nge, Joseph Wright, Frank
Weaiherbee; absent one half day Louise
Wyman; one day Lena Heinel, Charles
Whitman. Not tardy; Willie aud Fred
Bonesttel, Willie and John Botsford, Earl
Bomsn, Moses Dubois, Bonnie Estabrook
Ernest Lugene. Michel McGraw, Vincent
Madison. Francis st. Onge, Frank Weth-
crbee, Charles Whitman. Harris and
CLARK Whipple. Joseph Wright, james
and Kate Coffee. Helen Brewster, Mary
Conner, Bertha Eddy, Mabel Harris,
Florence Lapoint. Mary Launon, Lena
Stella Pease, Florence Phillips, |
Lena Santhoil. Junic Thayer. Louise Wy.
man, Lula Whitman, Maggie Wright. |
Florence Lapoint aud Bertha Eddy missed
no words in the spelling class during the
term. Not absent during tho three terms
Of the year; Harry Adams. Fred Bonsteel
for two terms Frank Cadoret, Willie Bone
steel, Earl Bowman, John Botsford, Chas.
Whitman, Bertha Eddy, Florence Lapoint
absent one day during the year: Minnie
Gosselin.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Burr a Manley call attention to their
new stock Of paper hangings
The following is the result Of the town
Moderator, 3. II. Rising; clerk,
7. 8. Beebe; selectmen, J. J. jenkins,
Dwight Taylor, II. W. Stoddard; treasurer
and trustee OF public funds, E. +. Hayes;
J. L. Mccall, collector. Lyman
Farrar; listers. s. II. Rising, o. J. Beebe.
q. $. Hubbard; auditors, ]. II. Guild,
s. II. Rising, G. s. Hubbard; grand juror,
H. W..Stoddard; town agent, s. II. Rising |
OF shoots, g. $. Hibbard.
Voted tax OF 20 cents on the dollar.
il paid on or before the LIST OF September,
and % cents il not paidDby that time.
The auditors report shows an Indebtedness
Of 1918. The vote on the constitutional
was light; 81 votes were east
for the first 30 for the second; there was
no vote against tue amendment; vote for
county commissioner, 35 for Charles Bald
win.
Wagons are again being brought into
uso.
Horace Hulett has moved back TO his
farm.
Richard Lane, ST., has been on the
sick list but is again able to get out.
There have been over 100 days Of sleigh.
ing the past winter.
Frank Dean has taken Oliver War
ner's farm 10 work on shares this season.
The reading circle at the Methodist
Parsonage last Friday evening was largely
attended.
Mrs. Daniel eastman and Mrs George
Sheldon have been confined by illness and
recovery is slow.
PERU.
&C. II. Long is on the sick list
School In district No. closed last
Friday.
What ia the matter with the horscsi