The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27

Jadgs decided 10 continue The case to thu
June court.
sAScnEsrKs.
The Misses Hswlcy have gone TO Al
bspy aud New York for few weeks.
Our merchants had . fine trade il
Christmas goods; and everybody ought L
be happy.
The thermometer Sunday morning
indicated 70 degrees below zero; and Oh
Monday morning Il WAS % above,
old "Probs" says another wedding
may bs expected about these days This
time one Of our Manchester young men IL
the "victim.
Hoyt spelmsn and his friend. II. A.
Tucker. OF New York. arc spending the
holidays ia town. They are evidently
having . good tims with sleigh rides.
rabbit hunting and other winter sports
Mr. Mofiat has the Munson House in
good condition for the entertainment Of
OF al who may give him call. We sdvise
al our friends out Of town who have oc.
casion 10 visit Manchester. 10 stop st the
Munson House and We guarantee that they
will be well treated.
Tho Sabbath school connected with
The Congregational church had . very
pleasass gathering Christmas eve.
There vas . large attendance and. after
singing soms lively carols. . fine supper
vas enjoyed not only BY the little folks
but the older ones present had their full
share Of tho refreshments - well ~ the
fun.
Tho weather Christmas day was do.
lightful- With snow enough for good
slsighing II vss warm enough 70 enjoy il
without freezing. and II our lads and
lasses did not improve il the fault was
their own. We think by tho merry jingle
Of the bells from morning until late At
night that some Of them made tho most
Of their opportunities.
The p. d. s. in connection with
Burr and Barton seminary elected the
following officers Al their regular meeting
on Friday evening: President. Geo. D.
Hyde. vice president. II. l.. Warner;
secretary. T. f. Tutils; directors. II. l..
Warner. X. X. Howard and Miss NJ. A.
Howard; musical director. Cora Rice;
critic. 9. NJ Severance.
The secretary Of the Board Of Agri.
culture writes 10 that The Board will hold
. meeting here In February or the last OF
January. Our farmers should make
noe Of this aud insure . vide awake
mct,ing.f We know that great deal Of
good has been done in this vicinity by
thsss meetings. and s,ill there Ia abundant
room for improvement on the part Of our
farmers.
The wills Of tho two oldssi Barr sis.
ssrs have been approved by the New York
courts and all The leescies ordered paid
With tuo or three exceptions. The be-
qussss Of ten thousand dollars each 10
Burr aud Burton ssminisy are among
those ordered paid. and this money will
sccu b. available. The income fro,a This
mcney ought 70 enable the Seminary Trns-
lecs 70 make the seminary What II was for
nsa. ysars, the best equipped school ia
The State.
We publish 10 this issue the prospsc-
sus Of The stasnsh Republican paper, the
n. Y. T~1 II has. Of late, leaned
Toe strongly towards irse trade 10 suit
soms 81 it, sader. though it 10 BY no =
means free trade paper II believes that
The duties on sugar. uit and rsu materials J
coald b. greatly reduced and thereby '
snhaacc rather than diminish the pros. q
psriiy Of the country We arc inclined
10 bslisve ihsi The posi,ios Of the Tsaes is G
pretty sannd. r
Tho wedding Of Hsrry s. Dov and
Flea v. Davis. Il ihs rssideucs u the
srsdss parents. Mr. add Mrs. John Davis, !,
chfissmAs night wss most enjoyable =
ltssr The bride and four brides rsaiis !
rss ell drssssd In white. and spoke veil !,
lcr the beauty Of Manchester. About one
iusdrsd we're present add al vent marry !,
= marriage bell" The happy couple /,
cck their place tsassih bsAniiiuI bridal !,
rsh, erected BY Mn Baldwin, snd were !.
nii~i 10 msrtsgs by Rsv. Mr. Reed =
ftss Which hcnsiifal sspasi .~ served
"a . rissssss social isne sss enjoyed ny
u psessti The psssssls. which sess b,
Iegaat ssa coxily we're - iolicvs. A Sci VI