The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27


first appearance ia Peru. Thursday eve.
December siA. Dsen open 81 80. Al.
nissasa only zen ospis They will eive
very ssisysbls sr.srtsinneri and should
h greeted viii fall house.
LAxponoyE
Mira q. W. Woodward 10 on the sick
iist
Mrs II. H. Harlow and ivo dsnsh.en
oi Chieago are In tovr.
Is. A. Richardson 10 in Massachusetts,
selling butter and poultry.
WIN. J. cudvorth has gone 10 Dover
10 spend Thanksgiving where be expects
10 meet his vile.
Allen billiard has returned home
from Massachusetts, where he has been at
work for some months.
- J. Duane has been 10 Massachusetts,
the past week trying TO contract for lum-
bsr He reports ~ sales and business
very dull in ,ha. section.
4
We have had about eight inches Of
snow, which made good slsighing for
few days. but ii disappeared With the
heavy rim Of Sunday night
&C. w. Woodward will sell At suction
on Saturday. November Goth, At loA. NJ,
10 tons Of hay. one horse, large 10, OF
farming tools Of all kinds and household
furniture.
"A town meeting is call, Dec. ], 10 see
II the towa will vote TO purchase the store
building OF s. A. Richar dson for town
house. Mra @. w. Richs rdsou offers 70
sell the shop that has been used for hold
ing town meetings and the laNa on which
II stands.
There will be an entertai ument at
Farmers and Mechanics Hall, W, dnesdsy
evening. December 3rd. The programme
will consist Of reading, speaking, 81 aging,
tablsaur, bon bon march, etc. ProssAds
to help purchase an organ for the tall.
Admission, ten cents; oil are iavited.
ARLINGTON.
MIR. A. s. Adams has been spending
few days here with his son Orlando.
w. N. Hard and wife have returned
and will spend the winter here, Mrs. Antha
Hard is expected soon from Saratoga. She
also expects to spend the winter here.
There was larger number At the skat-
ing rink last Saturday night than on any
night since they opened. Every thing
passed off fnely. and all had good tins.
The next regular communication Of
Red Mountain Lodge. No. SO, F. & A. NJ,
will be held at Masonic Hall next Friday
evening, Nov. 2Sth. Work on the Sd de-
gree.
Mrs. G. A. Bundy has taken the agency
OF the Wheeler q Wilson sewing machine
for this place. She has number Of ma
chimes on hand and will give anyone
good bargain.
We are requested to say by the Dist.
Deputy, DR.. W. s. Phillips that there will
be district dsputy's meeting for the Sec
ond masonic district at Bennington, We'd
nssdsy, Dee. 10th. All master masons in
good standing are cordially invited to
attend.
sAND0ATE
--Wsrkmsn are employed on the new
skating rink and dancing hall and it will
soon be completed. Ssne old fsgiss
shake their heads and look solemn over it,
but young people must have some amuse-
ment.
Rev. Mr.. Lambert continues his min
istrations at the Congregational church
once in two weeks. Last Sunday the 23rd
inst, although the weather was inclement
the wind blowing fearfully, there was
good audience who listened attentively to
the reverend gentleman's calculation and
enforcement Of the text, CHOOSE ye this
day whom ys will serve In two weeks
be has another appointment and there is
talk Of social gathering sooa to be held
to At least partially remunerate him for his
labor Of love among us. II
BERLIN, n r.
1t is said the candidates for the post
office are quite numerous here.
Potatoes are being bought here for {
The New York market, at 81 Per barrel.
"A grand entertainment will 10 given
u Giffords Hall, Noy. ~, BY the choir Of
The Baptist church.
A musical institute will be held 1t
Berlin, commencing Dec. LIST and ending
Doe 18th at which time grand concert :
will be givon. Miss Clara Hunt Of Boston
will assist at the concert The institute
is under the direction Of Prof G. +. :
Hulslander Of Boston.