The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

The % shoft notice.
=, PARTIES In search Of holiday present,
The viii do veil 10 give Robert Amss . call.
70, lie has large stock Of goods which b
.od has purchased especially for this trade.
.ns much more complete than ever before, and
IN he will give good bargains Call and e.
~ anime b. stock before making your pur.
chases for the holidays
MANCHESTER Dnror.
A, DR. Edison has been very sick with
congestion Of the liver at. @. Blaekmer's
He 10 sstcsded by Dr. Clemens and IL
= improving
Burr 4 Marley hsye very large dis.
ns play Of holiday goods. including % differ
snt styles IN china tea cups and saucers.
y. with plain bands. decorated and hand
By painted, maIolica ware. mugs. vases card
receivers. smokers sets, plsted casters,
Il pickle dishes. napkin rings, child . sets Of
m knife fork and spoon. silk handkerchief,
fancy hem stitched handkerchisfs, dells, |
: story books, block games, banks, diaries
!. for 1884, and in fact so many ariicals that
Il will BE- necessary to call aud examine
them TO form any idea OF the variety,
MIR. Wilbsrforce T. Archibald and
Miss Cora s. Pond were united lin MARI.
age on Thursday evening. Dec. 18th nj the
rssidsnce OF the brides brother, Mr.. L.
W. Pond. The ceremony was performed
by Mr. 4. II. Archibald, d. D., father Of
the bridegroom, assisted w Rev. s. II.
Archibald, his brother Aspleasant party
OF the immediate friends ofthe bride aud ,
groom were present to offer their congrat- |
ulatIons, and extend to them their heartiest
good wishes as they go to their new home n
at Highland Like, near Longmont, Colo. q
RADIO Very substantial reminders OF this
happy hour and the friends they leave
behind them we're presented, gifts which !.
will be valued, not only for their intrinsic =
worth aud appropriateness TO the occasion,
but still more ss expressions Of love and ~
good will. A poem addressed to the :
bride, written by MissICelia NJ. Reynolds,
was read by Mrs. Blackmer, tho conclud- pa
ing lines OF which were as follows: se
Though Jar hom the home Of your birth DO W
your lot
Par ~ from the home Of the soul" Il is not.
Dor his true that but thiny the veil intervenes
Bet*sen that pure land and this world chang "a,
.ag sc~res. i0'
As now win y3ur chosen eonpanol yJn come an
To foilo- hIs hal TO a new earthly home,
aeme nib,r tbs piior aud mightier claim 20
~ him wig has ored you Aud called you by TAG
name,
And walktv.ry day In the light u ,hatlove sai
which endaies when the strongest Of earth ties /.
40, safe 10 those wonderful mansions Of Hi. cut
He shsll lead you at lastin the funess OF bIies
RUPERT. ali,
Mr. Benjamin Hallway an aged re-. set
pscted citizen OF this town was striken to
paralysis the 10th Of this month and no are
hopes Of his recovery from the shock are var
y
The 9Th District Farmers Club held Tro
its fifth meeting this season at A. I. has
Clarka, Wednesday evening, Dec. 10Th. Sta
Tho meeting was called 10 order by Pres. Yer
:. J. Harwood aud the report Of the pre- Q
'ious nesting read by the secretary. Ida plai
4. Harwood A. I. Clark opened the dis. ing
'ussion by reading an essay on the topic tsnt
or the evening, which was Dogs. The CON
'ssay and the discussion that followed don
showed that : number present we're con. give
idsrbly interested, and all agreed that a pas,
rood, well trained dog is a good thing, but n
! snarling, unframed. ill.msnncred dog il ~
! nuisance. Mrs. A. I. Clark read I -. M,
eetion, Anna Harwood recited and John ~
lie Hopkins acclaimed The next meet n.
ny will be held At Mrs. H. O. Moore's the M,
vening OF Dsc- 26th. Subject. Training ~.
i domestic animals. s. j. Harwood to 80,
rite the essay. The club was organized ~,
a December 1881 and has met once re.,
Isek every winter since until this winter ia
has thought beat to meet once in two ~ II
Ieeks on account Of some OF the mem bers
sing very busy. The meetings are very ~.
lesssnt and some Of them instructive lyis
'eighborly good feeling is promoted and Tor
he members think their club Isl good merl
lsiitniion. II any other noighborhood teen
,.b., 10 farm surh . .oc;.tv and ~o,Ia OF q
Ike any Information pne0nmg the rules meet
this cllb, they can obtain it by address last
ig the president or secretary. wAs
He i
chss
Mr.. Doltsn : ktile boy j. vsry sick. D,
The oddFaIsws sillhavs ball the Kaa.
~ w after
-4Buu r1id teaching in wiaA.ll born
oslow. but !
We shall have two Christmas trees ceive
i 25,L.~ hami
-oa, M.xT,f&A, TX i. e;.;n ~, j lspeci
brr 49, ~
: Bradford Williams recently lost - |;
49, = ''e '' NM and !
= Issugious @ryices brsteld quite ire. ,pcs
'sa.ly and rahts Aia sspsl interest man -,
,sted M ~
a. IL and J
scholars. While the Rsvsonvils school 80
go = .'-s' W. - have
rrrc' ASvs
There viii he preaching ii the Metho- been
u church Friday svcuing At o'clock Ord
john Bayasd has secured thirty foxes p'o's'
Il, v.,t. ..a ao,t h,.v ~ 4, .;,h., ny tol
--Nisss Jsnais Dsysrd AID Nellie =.
Alksr srd Mark Bstcbslier and Harry Jan
man are attending Barr 4 Barton Sem. day a
~. bis 81
L.snonoyr of one
vent .
~ = ho''sn = - Denains'on Ai'snd- knocl