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

|p MeIanshlin, Manchester. half dozen
sos,lcis, Annie Carney; one dozen gobleis,
Mary A Reilly, RatiAndi half dozen sob.
lets. Susie Daley; one dozen gohiets. Jas
Barns. glass iea-ses. Mrs Daley; half don
en- sauce plates. Jennie Daley; one dozen
sance pilates, Nellie McCue, Rutland: bali
dozen silver spoons. Julia Grady. Dsneyi
bali dozen sauce plates, Nellie Carney;
vegetable dish. Sarah McDesviti; vegetable
dish, Lizzie McDesvii,. table spread and
doEen napkins. Mr.. and Mrs Joha Stew.
art. ope dozen soup plates, Maggie McDea.
witt, Manchester: one dozen dinner plates,
Mrs. McPhilimy. two meat plaiiers aud a
broom, Patrick McDeaviit aud wife; one
fancy table spread. Mary Stewart,
North Adams; one table spread. Frank
Carrigsn. Factory Point; gnp sack, james
Reilly; gold lined teacup and saucer, Ma.
nv McDeayitt. Bennington, table spread,
Mary Daley, Troy. n. u; table spread, I
II McDeavitt and wife, one set table
knives and forks. Andy McDeaviit; set IA.
BILE knives and forks. Martin Mclaughlin
and wife. Manchester; ono pair towels,
Mary McDesvitt. Bennington; malolica
plate and moustache cup, James Hanley;
one hanging lamp. + and J McBridei
good luck motto, Rose Carrigan, Factory
Point; one hanging lamp, Annie and Mag.
gle Tally; fancy smoking pipe. Timothy
Hector; camp rocking chair, Willie and
Mary Mcbride; silver castor. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Tully. Albany. N. T.; students
chair, james Tully; oriental horse shoe,
Joe Mcbride Jr. Rutland; vegetable dish,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Council; half dozen
silver knives and forks, Katie Giiligan,
Factory Point; photograph album, Miss
Maggie Carney; majolics fruit dish, ID NJ
Sheridan; one lamp. Mary Gamer; silver
sugar spoon and fruit knife, Mike
Mclaughlin; carving knife and fork,
James Mclaughlin Jr. carving knife and
vegetable knife, Mike Mclaughlin Jr
one pair towels, Miss b. +. Mclaughlin;
half dozen goblets, I W Carrigan; half
dozen silver teaspoons, Thos. Hector Jr;
half dozen napkins, Mary Mclaughlin
meat platter and teakettle, WilliGm KEEL
ley and wife; table spoons. Mr.. and Mrs
p Lannon, Factory Point; granite iron
ware teapot, J z Carrigan, Factory Point.
PERU.
Mighty cold these days.
We would propose meeting OF the
citizens. and arrange for q Fourth of July
celebration. We might warm up in mag
iuation il not otherwise.
There will be Mother Goose festival
at Hotel hail. Saturday evening, Jan. 81.
After Rotations by the goslngs hulled
corn will be served to the brood The
Gypsy Wizard Symondez will pitch her
tent in the hall and tell the fortunes of all
who have a Ave cent nickel TO give her.
Proceeds for worthy object.
PAwLEr
Seventy couples were present at the
hop in town hall last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Paris. Of Saratoga
are in town on visit among relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Holden Kelley were
with young daughter last
week Wednesday.
Several who have carried on farms ON
shares in town are TO remove to other To-
calities this spring.
Mrs. W. p. Weeks has in her possess
ion and in daily use brass kettle bearing
date of 1850. thus making it 1873 years old.
Special communication Of Morning
F1swer Lodge. NJ. II. r. 4 A. NJ. Satur-
day eve, Jan. 9th Work on the 3D. De-
gree
Communion services were held in the
MethSdist church last Sabbath. The pas
tor was assisted by Rev. s. Palmer of
Granville.
Rev. 1. W. Peach is expecter to be
present mex Sunday and occupy the desk
in the congregational church. The salary |
to be raised, 500, is nearly all subscribed.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. II. L. Manchester
are soon to occupy their new residence
which was built by Q. Brewster, OF East
Rupert and reflects much credit on the
builder, il being one Of the best in town.
BERLIN, N. Y.
Rev. B. +. Rogers has donation at
The Seventh Day Baptist Church Jan, 20.
w +. Taylor adyertises to do sort
,f banking business, also offers village
ots for sale.
--Maxson Saunders the veteran school
cacher has finished his school on the
We understand he has secured
mother position.