The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-02-07

-Osoess Lassss hss pnrcbAsed 10
opposite the 0slnsa wiiscn henss AZ
issssas buaidisg . rssiassss - ssoa .
pssssbis.
We hsrs ibsrs viii he large ssissa
500 Il tAs ssnuA nssaiss Of the H. v
Asriculisni HccisAy 81 Adams Hall. q
Saturday. u 10 4. ~. sSthsss are sevsss
imporiAns ns1lss 70 cons before ths %
cissy bssidss ~ siscsios Of o2oss
--Tss tsiiosisg vsrs Installed II III
lsss regular ssstisg Of Grant Iscdss. No
i0A. l. q. Of q. r.: W. G. r.. W. A
Adams: W. v. r.. Nay d. Adams VS.
Frssk Es.shssct: W. y. r.. r. J. Hoyt
W. r.. Cora NAssb; W. O.. Nellie Marsh
w. ~. J4sss Nichols
--Tbs issp yssr ball given BY sLsy ouss
lsdiss OF THE place II tho celburs HOSES
% Tuesday svseisg vss very pleasant
ssd successful affair The ladies proved
sbsn.ssivss 70 b. eSesllsst ssessts ~ sss
risd out their parts V pssisesass. Missss
Lizzie Wilson. Jennie Heed. wsssis Cook,
aud Ids Hsss scs<d = Door nssaesss md
much credit IL due them for tLs way 4
vss conducted.
sAscHsssEs pnpos.
DE Ldson 10 quits sssbls d Mr..
"A. G. Connor dispssss frssL fish 10
The hungry.
Joseph ryovaschsr has inst returned
rom Csrsds where hs has been for several
weeks.
Mics Anna Baths VAS quite severely
injured BY being throws from slsish I
'sw days since
We wish y ask your Bsrnumyills cor
'sspondsut II he meant The people to IN.
lsrsssnd that be favored the advent Of
srge business interests into this town.
Ns fail to understand What he advocates
o bis communicstios. ff
--Ei.ior Journal We fesl, probably,
y much dislike TO be regarded faultHnd.
= - anyone and then. too. We wish TO
'ssr both sides 10 any story. which is hut
usties, therefore running the sisk Of in.
urriDg the dispisAssrs Of sons people
vhoss good viii v. would b. glad to 70.
ain. under the circuPstsncss We deem il
'ur privilege TO express our views regard
sss Of the oplnisn Of Others. provided We
100 no insulting language nor unfair ar,
'umsn.s. With this short prelude W
IiIl call to your mind what was written
y your correspondent at Barnumvills .
sw weeks since. in which the writer prais'
., In glowing terms, the energy and q.
cutivs ability Of the powers that BE-.
= in other words. our highwsy commits
ions, aud their uncommonly learned judg.
lent in securing tho services OF Tom
lcGraw.' SO far. - good. We believe
= have = right that W pay for IN CASH
, have an open road. About the same
me. the highway leading east from Man
hester Street 70 the valley road was SO
bstructsd by snow drifts a. TO susper.d
] travel, except on snsw shoes, over Il.
Thy couldn't there have been soc ond
Tenn McGraw" 70 have stood or. the
ighest drift and received the plaur its Of
10 fellow tovnsnes? The abss msa.
oned road wss impassabls for ne Arly two
eeks. Ia yoar lest issus Of ths JouRxAL
speaking Of tie msthod Of Working
% highways, the writer says. q an Ok.
iss. that "one Of the selsctm.n WIS sick. :"
here we're two more and. although 70
'uld not reasonably expect them 10 b. in
Ill portions Of the town d o. o." be.
'ssn The two during one day they might
We engaged man in each district (as
~ have in ssng to attend 10 the matter
opening the roads whsa they needed il
- allowing people to do businsss. II
ems that the sslsotnsn Aave not sxsr-
I'd reasonable diligence in regard 70
. matter. Whsu the highsssys are in
oh dsplsrable condition that the poets
who are supposed To stay at homo and
ut their shins BY the nrs-ars forced 10
mens ''ths good old days" when tho
ads were worked in erNy district in
wn. - well ~ men who have business
do which IL left usdous causes them
rious los. thea IL is, ia eur opinion,
No to ask, ycs demand. that not only our
shaded streets Oh I'll b. made
'ssabls but all our thoroughfsrss sceive
lsntioa BY those whose busia.es il il TO
pend the highway tax whore il belongs,
'mslv. where the roads are the worst and
4 By mskiug few miles Of good road
'ttsr OBG uvKK
III A. Williams has rssursd from Ben. J
ngtou.
w. r. Dunton attended the q. A. r.
1t Remington Last wee {.
= Miss Mary H. Gray Of East Dorset il
sitting her sraui parents on this 81 10 Of
Q mountain.
Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. Williams and lit.
Bessie Lass bson visiting friends At
nninstou.
The Shaksspeas club meet a. tho
ashington hotel this Wednesday eses-
!.
The Ladies' Missionary Society mssts
Mrs. q. N. sykss on Thursdsy after.
on.
--Egbet Buckley has been very sick
} past week. His disease is though 10
typhoid pneumonia.
William Weeks blacksmith shop is
epsrAtics again. His latest workman
) y. Young from South Losiosderry.
We regret 70 loss Mr.. Thompson and