The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

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eaai gold lissd silver card fscsivsr. ~
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pillow shsr. Mrs Dadlsy. siDvcr table
call bell. Mr o. r. wnst. Nss Hanp.
shire.
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-~gsAd Dushsns list OF prices Tor
goods auoss the sivsr,isemsrts
Miss Msis Barker Of Cambridge. \.
T.. 10 yisisisg Mis- Stella Burgess
w. l. plIlings 10 MISUNDERSTANDING .
large rsEber IL The Moore sprins beds
which are meeting with large ssles
FACTORY pois. people should not iaii
10 si,sgd the opera given by the Lycsan
open Company al Music Hall 70 nerr0s
night
Robert Ames sdveriisos bis stock Of
goods al sIsremly low prices. 10 close out
~ many "a possible before taking bis
annual Inventory.
Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge. No ~. Thursday eve. Jan &c. A
fall attendance ,s requested ~ busissss Of
great importance will be before tho lodge.
The address delivered by Mrs.
Green Of st. Adams, prssidsnt' Of the
wenans Christian TempsraScc eUhiou Of
this state. At the Baptist church Sunday
evening Was not - we'll attended - il
should have been. Mrs. Green is = eul-
tured lady and her subject vas very ably
handled.
Reserve seat tickets for the entertain
ment Of the Lyeeum Opera Co.. At Music
HALL. Friday svs, Jan. 20, are for sale a.
Waits drug stors. A IL is TO be fine
estertsinmsnt large number will attend
from this village il the weather is favora-
bic. Col Colburn's team will take over
any who wish. II they will leave word
before hand At tho drug store.
--Estabrook writes us from Troy that
he has arranged with Zimmerman, the
Troy cosiumer, TO furnish costumes to all
who wish 10 take part in the masquerade
on Thursday evening, Jan. 70, at any
price iiom rs cents upwards, and he will
meet the patrons Of the rink this Thurs
day evening and arrange IN rsgartto cos
tunes. &c. Regular skating Thursday
evening Of this week instead OF Wednes-
day on account OF Rev Mr.. Metcalfs
donation. All patrons OF the rink are
urgently requested to be present.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
The high wind Of Saturday afternoon
and evening made things jingle here.
Considerable window glass was broken by
tho snow crust being blown through it.
including the bay window in the house
occupied by Mr.. Tyrel and the windows
ia the brick building owned by J. G.
Blackmer formerly occupied as furniture
store.
The Post meeting Saturday evening
Was well attended by Inspector Bunay
aud nearly Dozen comrades Of Dudley
Post. but very fsw comrades Of Skinner
Post were present. The Arlington boys
have lots OF sand but we do not believe
they would have ventured out had the
wind blown As hard at Arlington as it did
bore. Though the inspection was not what
it would have been those present had o
good time
DORSET.
There will be q donation visit and
oyster supper for the benefit Of Rev. P. $.
Pratt Al the vestry OF tho church on
Thursday evening, Jan. 20. These annu-
81 visits are very enjoyable and We hope
there will be full attendance this year.
PERU.
Mrs. Lsonsrd's oldest daughter, Mary
10 reported seriously i'll. DIR. Wood is in
attendance.
MIR. Arthur mot the President or 7.
s. has opened . boxing school in town.
aud knock downs will be next iu order
The last January thaw frozs up Tues.
day night tho 18th and We have had
"mountain zepbyrs" for the past forty
eight hours.
Twenty five tons OF hay and the oats
and potatoes grown On the Jonathan Hap
good place will be sold at auction, Satsr-
day, Jan. 3lst. ut 10 a. NJ. "A lAfgs quaint
ity Of personal property belonging TO the
same estate will be sold at the Bromley
House bail on the same afternoon.
Wednesday, Jan. l4ih, was day long
10 be remembered by the friends and
neighbors of Mr.. aud Mrs. p. Il. Wyman
Who celebrated their silver wedding
Relatives Of the family from far aud nea
vitk our good pastor and wife partook 0
4 sum ptous dinner At O'Clock =. NJ Wbil'
evening found neighbors and friends prfs
ent Who sweilei the nnmber to sixty fiss
II was indeed most joyous occasion AM
each pefson present seemed u eatoh u
genial glswjthst shone from Pearson's AM
Sarshs faces As they welcomed their guest
Rev. Mr.. PETERS presented in vel
chosen speech the presents, amounting Il
value 10 thirty Ave dollars. which wsr
nice aud useful--silver prsdominating an
adding lustrc 10 the scene A beautifu
collation. Was served by tho host and hosl
sss. and with many hearty good wishes
that they might celebrate the golds
wedding and live 10 q ripe old age th
scene closed With fesvsas vsyer BY u
pastor
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