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

n lsd,ss sad With oo.fee made nice cclisi'o
! The proo~&is 60 70 Gnish Paying for ID
. church ofgsa
. Net . vsry ebssring Chrissnas tam.
!. About The cnIy sien Of LIE 10 n. J. Hsf
. goods steam niIl snssrpr,ss which scs
!. on IA spite 81 Low ihsrnoms.er and storms
and srovls
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Miss Ida NJ. Richardson Of Iondcn
derry u spsndins . fsv dsys In avn
Der isihen
There 10 over fsos Of snov sni sor
coming.
"A good time 10 anticipated Al ih'
Christmas tree tomorrow eve.
\ Sunday morning. the coolest Of the
season. ~As 10 degrees below zero. Mon
day vas ssovs. These figures we're taken
from thermometer on the east side Of the
house and wsrs not ~ low - those taken
iu more exposed situations
No logs have been drawn TO the mill
since snow came. Messen. Duane a Cad
worth being busy drawing their stock to
the station At South Londonderry. They
are obliged to SO over tho hill on account
Of = bridge beisg up between the two
villages.
1srSDHnLAkD.
"A Cam. We desire through the JouR-
NAL TO express our sincere thanks to all the
friends and neiehbors. and especially to
DR.. Phillips for assistance and services
rendered us during the last illness and
burial OF father. ABEL CONVEY.
JuIIA A. GowRr.
ARLINGTON
The NJ f. church and Sunday
school had . celebration with a tree at
the church Christmas night There was
large attendance and oil report pleas
ant time
The Lime Kiln" Club will have
social dance at Town hall New Years eve,
supper at Bartlstt's hall. Tickets so cents.
supper sl.00. A good time may be er.
pected. Prof Oatman will furnish the
music.
Full particulars will be given in next
weeks Journal Of the @. A. Il. installa-
tion camp fire dance and etc. II is ex-
pected that several prominent G. A. r.
comrades from other posts will DO pres.
emit
Mr.. Hiram Mcintyre, the man who
burns the coal on the Miles coal job, was
bruised by being thrown
under horse he was riding on Monday Of
ast week. The horse slipped on the stone
walk and fell, Mr.. Mcintyre falling under
MIN. Although he was badly bruised it
vas thought by DIR. Haskins than be had
ustained no serious injury.
The Christmas services at st. James {
'hurch were very interesting. Rev. DR..
Jsnfield ofiiOiated and preached very I.
BILE sermon. The children and all sang
icsly, Prof Hard and Mrs. r. N Garfield G
ssiding at the organ. The church was .
sstefully trimmed and with the new win !
ows looked beautiful The attendance
'as quite large d
The extra G.. A. r. dance, which was :.
cid at Town hall on Thursday evening Of h
ct week, was attended by over 60 couples Il
I'd every body was pleased. The hard r.
ok and coffee was pronounced good and :
'sry one could eat until they were full, \
lat Is il they had good teeth. The Post .,
i'll have public installation Of ofiicers Sc
IN. 10th, camp fire, FREQ lunch and free e.
lnce. Notice Of which will be given in q q
future issus Of the JouRSAL. Of
4 christmas dialogue, opera or csntsts q
II be given At the town hall. Thursday u.
ening Jan. Sd. II is dramatic in char. Z;
tor and is called the Nativity" The I'll
st act represents two angels and the an
Ir, tho second act the shepherds, the IN
:rd the magi or the wise men, the fourth ~ y,
. children. Several songs and ohoruses an
II be sung on the stage in character. th
good orchestra will furnish the music. th
lis is very nice thing and ought to be :,
ii patronized Is ii is for tho beueft OF al
Q organ fund or Ssbbath-school. VII
SYNDICATE pc
The first sleighing Of the season and 80
mbermsn are making things hum. W.
As Jay Covsy and wife were returning uT
I'm Manchester last Sunday by some mis-. ra
p Mrs. Covsy was thrown out on the ey
zen ground. hurting her considerably. co
Amos Moffatt and Abel Holbrook, who ~ ~.
mt to Illinois from this towns few years tic
Ice have returned: They spent consid- TE
lble time in Northern Michigan.
Tho Christmas gathering 1t the NJ. Z. z.
urch drew . large crowd. and the trees m ~
re well loaded with costly presents for tn
th old and young. Gatherings had been III ~
rviously hold at Mrs. Jane Hamiltons Tw
E. b. Hurds to secure funds and s Sn
Ike preparations for the event. and great
,dit is due Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. r. q.
ndall Mr.. Hurd and others for the Te
Eat success OF the affair. 50
Albert Leslie Of Champlsin, who stole .
rse and buggy st Rartou. Vt, gets sew e.,
! Year, in Daunemors prison.
}eorge Ellis OF Danvills paid $40 for no
priyileoe AZ ..sauIting and ;n.nltino Ne