The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-10

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Der choice. give up her lover or lie baz
isAsd frum the psistnsl hssftAstoas
Tiilsa len Of once, and isv hsun ate
tbs is,hsf hrcesissg ov~ tho loa 81 hi
girl became ~roughi ~ 70 ireusaacu
pitch 81 wrath and sought thc PIRATE
ssa challenged hin 20 mortal osnbst 4
meeting vss nrangea 70 sAis place ards
. CERTAIN slm tree on tho oussblrts D
the village wbsn The iine cams Cold
saith vN 90 hsnd With bis stand. srmes
wnb blg esslssf. but The printer cam
noi IpsieAi sodac yong mes who hal
soi vipd Of Tie Affair cfcpi nP and fires
q fec shoaA frem revolver which bad
ile eject 20 sronso The village TO tb.
widest pitch a excitement Matter
have quoted ao~n. aud wedding viii
probably result though II may lack The
ps'srnsl blessing. The affair 10 both
pathetic and ridiculous. about bali AID
half
The Board o. Agriculture will hold 4
meeting At the Court House 10 this village
Jan. III and IL. 10 which everybody is ia.
viied. These meetings are very interesting
and profitable and We hope there will be Z
inll attendance TO hear the irrt paper by
AZ. W. Davis, WHO'S one Of tho best speak.
srs on the board. The programme for the
mse.ings is As follows:
Thursday. January l7tb.
2 p. m. Indiau Corn Culture.
by NJ W. Dawn OF wstrninistsr.
. p. M Discussion.
7 30 y. IA. Winter Feeding for Milk.
BY Loren +. Smith, Trumansburgh. N. Y.
y p. m. Discussion.
$50 p. M Selling.
by L. 7. Smith, Trumsnsburg, N. Y.
Friday, January 18th.
10 . IN. Potato Culture.
by l., II. Towle Of Franklin.
luoU o. III. DlscnssIon.
II IN, Maple Sugar.
BY Tosle and Cutting.
AFTERNOON.
p, m. Breeding Of Blooded Stock,
BY Henry Lane OF Cornwall
? 30 p. IN. Discussion.
3 p. IN. Social Position OF the Farmer,
by i. NJ. Goodwin Of Hartland,
$50 p. m. Discussion.
EVENING.
p. m. Question Box Opened and Dis
cussion Led by Goodwin aud
Cutting.
1880 p, N. The Weather and How We
Forstsll IT,
BY DR. Hiram A. Cutting Of Lunenburgh.
All lectures free Ladies and young
people are especially invited to be present
% all sessions. Subjects for discussion
brought forward by the farmers in the
'orm Of questions, on slips Of paper or
,rally, may DO introduced. All present
IRE invited TO join in tho discussion. Per-
IONS coming by cars to attend the meetings
will receive return checks by applying to
he Secretary.
FACTORY POINT.
Mrs. o. Hopson and daughter Of
Wells spent last week with Mrs George
Lewis.
-~Chss. Long has purchased the Geo
B. Holden house in this village and the
amily OF Baker Wilson have removed into |
e. @. Tuttle has bean appointed gen.
raj agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance
TO-, Of Hartford, for Southern Vermont.
his il an old aud reliable company.
Emerson rushed the ice business on
ionday and Tuesday, but the thaw OF
tuesday night put atop to IL at present.
Is OF good quality and 10 inches thick
l. 5. Colburn, J. II. Whipple DIR. Wyman
nd A. d. Conner have filed their ice
euses
Your attention is called TO g. NJ. Esta.
rocks new ad. in this weeks paper. She
i'll keep during the year Of 1884 more
,mplete stock than in the year past. ad-
ing to her stock from time to time such
oods ~ patrons may call for; she has oys.
RS. fresh three times each week during
10 year, fine line confectionery, cigars,
ranges, lemons, figs, nuts, books, sleds,
xaics. Cape Cod cranterriss, etc. Call
ID see them. Terms cash.
Henry Walker left his horse standing
nhitchsd in front OF j. b. Nichols Tues.
ay evening, and it being cold aud windy
- sagscious animal thought it would be
good dodge to warm things mp little.
o started down street aud 10 turning the
,rncr by the Colburn House the box was
'rown of the forward traverse. The
'rss then ran and jumped over tho picket
nee by DIR. Wymnn's breaking the top
from four plckets. ran against the cor.
e OF the house and into the shed. fetoh.
g mp in the doctors coal bin. Notwith.
anding the many narrow chances, little
image was done TO tho horse or other !
,operty. The fsa. Of getting the tray.
20 over the picket fence is one Of which
y horse may we'll be proud.
The following item We copy from the 4
10y Tines The tall bridegroom 10 well n
lovn in this village where he taught i
hool for several terms: "A sensational
ariags has Just come TO light At West
'wlet For the past year Henry Hitt Q
a Miss Jennie Braymer. 10 years old il
tighter Of James Braymsr, prominent =
i respected farmer 10 the town Of He.
90. aud formerly member on the drv
0ds firm OF Rising & Braymer at West q
Is!et. W., bad been keeping company.
ter few weeks Of couftship they bs-i,.
me engaged itappsan the contracting !
riies sought the young lAdy's parents .