The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-25

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~ Hard b. soas ia Nee Yors u
pHreAhss sass'ls iof the holidays
- Read Gene 4 BuriDss aes advertise
meat
p II. ors - se~iy rooaas portion
81 the Egsipps ogss
There sfs iour e.,y i.auls. ts4..la
lag ia the village through October
The tni spos storm Il the season
came Tuesday hight The mountains
we're white ia The H@0raisg.
= W. Russell has The foundation
ready for biz nsw blacksmith shop.
ourdos smith has rented oil Mr. On.
sls his former residence Ia this village for
sbe coming sinter
w. J. Crawford has sold the span Of
poeios Witch hare carried The mail 10 the
sssiioa for many years.
barr and Barton Seminary has De.
batting society, sh'eh meeA every Friday
evening.
Charles ses,er Is repairing bis house
and making Il much more comfortable for
cold weather
Geo, W, Bennett has obtained the con.
tract for the iresco work on the pes Ad.
olson coansy court house a. Middiebury.
There were some changes 10 the run.
nins u the trains Monday. The time
table a, the bead Of this column indicates
shai they vere.
ID. T.. Purdy and II. Hubbard have
advertised their farms for sale Both arc
desirable places with fine buildings and
ell needed conyeniences. with land in
good state Of cultivation,
There are people who think railroad
tothe top Of Mt Equinox you'd bc pay
ing Investment II would need 70 DO on
ly about one third . long as the railroad
10 tho top Of MI, Washington and would
not cos, more than one fourth as much.
/. would be big attraction for Manches-
ter,
Mrs simonds has issued cards Of in
vita,ion 10 the singers 10 this vicinity TO
NEE, ai her residence weekly for rehearsals
during the winter. II the invation 10 nc.
cep,ed by sufficient number and suitable
progress is made il is probable that some
musical work will be brought before the
public as a resnlt Of the meetings
"A large number Of friends assembled
81 the residence OF Geo W. Bennett Sstur.
day evening. to celebrate the. twenty fifth
snniversary OF the marriage OF Mr.. and
Mrs Bennett The hearty congratula.
tons showed the high esteem in which .
the host and hostess arc held by
their towns people. A large number OF
useful and valuable presents. including
some from absent friends in Chicago.
Brooklyn aud Troy were received and will
be kept as mementocs Of the happy oceas
ion. Refreshments were served and at
seasonable hour the company departed I
With the kindest wishes for prosperity aud i
long lives to the BRIDE aud groom Of
twentyiv years. b
FACTORY POINT
The ladies OF The NJ L. church hold
socable this Wednesday evening.
Col DIN Scot, OF Bennington WAS ia !.
town Monday. !,
The young peoples meetings are in.
creasing in interest and numbers. =,
The old marble mill near the tannery /,
70 being fitted up for machine shop. Q,
Mrs. J. A. swArt is at her homo in Ii
Schenectady and will remain few weeks
The Baptist Sabbath school will have
Sunday school concert next Sabbath W
evening. a,
&C, J. Wait is making extensive repairs I'll
on the house be recently purchased Of NJ. III
y. Colburn. a,
Mrs Ida Irish. OF Ellzabeihiown. N.
j., is spending few day with her parents
in this place. n,
The services Of the Episcopal church ,r
sill hereafter begin at half past three in
steal OF four in the afternoon III
Isaac Bisdon aud wife, Whitcomb Ris liz
don and Miss Carr Of Boston, Miss Carey
OF Ne~ York ADD Miss Danbam OF Ben on
nngton are guests OF rhayers hotel Ia,
"A special communication Of Adoniram ri
Lodge No ~, Il. 4 A. NJ, will be held on BIO
Thursdsy. Oct 20. at 7 o'clock. wcrk
on the secoai degree. A full attendance las
- desired Ar
The snow storm Of Wednesday reminds els
Ne OF the necessity - calling on G. ID Pr
Durham and examining bis stock OF buffalo Pr
,cbcs, lap aud ber,e blankets also aannels. sh
cloibine, bats, caps aud everything 10 pro. Ba
fusicn to keep you com Portable. n n ,iy
-for ounces. cranberries, figs, sweet va
potatoes. oysters, cigars. candy, ec,, go me
10 Es.abrook's. Oysters received nss,ly shs
every day. Prices uutil further notice 30 aii
cents per quart Large selects for frying Ne
- ceais per quart For large orders for Me
donations aud other large gatherings spec. oc
iAl prices ola
a team driven by Fred Bourn ran In
10 . carriage occupied by two ladies near :.
the residence Of + u Smith on Friday ann
evening, 0ne Of the ladies'. Mrs Maynard, Mr.
vas slightly bruised and The horse and and
carriage. which belong 10 J. A. Thaysrs oui
livery, sere considerably damaged. Ia
The correspondent u the Troy Bad att
ga Gays Two yonng men we're found IL The
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