The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-21

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good sisiskiDs
--Mn Geo. W Dole Of salem N. Y,
snd Mas4ss Arshar u. Fowler hare been
spssdiss vsst 81 Jsdse fosiefa
"A fesf hofse load a. people from this
village have gone 10 s,tsnd ibe location
Of Rsv. M. fnu II Dorset this evening"
--Ios eating has commeaced on Eani-
nor pond WITH solid ,os - ,seAss thick
All persoss visLiss . supply should. ap-
ply u once 70 Mr. Sheldon.
Cap. Wooster. lesss plain heavy cane
bssvsea Blsekmsf's ball and this village
isAs Saturday night ssd would be greatly
blessed 70 get u again.
The Directors OF the RsitenkilI Val.
10y Iadnstrisi Society hold their annual
meeting for arranging the premium list At
ThAyers Hotel this Friday Il 10 T. =.
Wan. Walker. Of Greenuich. was in
tsun last vosk msking arrangements for
getting supply Of logs 10 ran down the
river 10 the spring. Louis Duirene has
engaged 10 draw 5000 spruce logs for
him.
--Ths snou shovel brigade Vas out In
fall forcs Wednesday morning Most Of
our citizens use due diligence in keeping
their walks clear but occasionally one
seems 10 BE- waiting for bis more enter
prising neighbors 10 shovel him out
some forty OF the neighbors and
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Tows.
Icy gathered 81 their residence, Tuesday
evening. silhstanding the storm, tho
occasion being tho goth anniversary Of
their marriage A genial good time WAS
enjoyed and the visitors left large mum
Der Of tokens OF remembrance for which
M. and Mrs. Towsley wish 10 express
their hearty thanks.
%. II. Swift has shown us = copy OF
Johnson's dictionary, printed in London
Ia 1865. II is 10 two volumes, bound In
leather add well preserved. II formerly
belonged TO bis great grandfather. Rev
Job Swiit who preached ia Bennington
soon after the first settlement Of that town,
and Afterwards 10 his grandfather Serenus
Bvif. who for many years practiced law
In this town. aud 10 his father, Il. d.
Bsift
There will be an oyster supper at the
Congregational church parlors on Wed.
uesdsy evening Of next week, the proceeds
70 DO used 10 buying = new carpet for the
church. which is badly needed. The
price Of the supper will be 50 cents.
Contributions OF biscuit. cake. &c, are
solicited OF tho ladies OF the church and
society and will be received Wednesday
afternoon. Everybody is eIpected TO At
tsnd and general good time is snticipa-
tsd.
The Schofield MAnufg Co. Of IA East
llth Street. New York. want General
Agent in this County for the best line Of
BpsciAlties ever put on the market; their
best Agents are making from Is to " per
day, aud they are willing 10 guarantee any
sxperisncsd canvAsser male or female) sl8
per vesk. II you want 10 make money
aud secure control Of this County. write
them for particulars. ofoacs
ALI ladies Ia town who wish to join
the relief corps about TO be formed are re.
queslsd 10 meet at Blackmers hall next
Saturday 1t Or. NJ, for the purpose Of or
gsnixing. All soldiers wives, widows and
daughters over sixteen and oil loyal wo.
msn are eligible TO memership. The chief
aim Of the organization Is to assist needy
veterans and their families. The object
d . worthy one and We trust tho society
viii have large membership.
Our mail 10 Factory Point, Dorset,
Peru and half . dozen other places still
goes around by way Of Troy or Rutland,
that 10, oil Of II that u not sent over by
special messenger or by the stage driver.
We have no doubt the Postmssters here
and 81 Factory Point have done all they
scAa do 10 get better facilities, and we were
sasussd months ago that the matter was
under consideration by the T. o. Depart
msnt n Washington. II need cost the
government bu. little II any more than it
does nov. and II the government is too
poor or too mean 10 pay for il ve have no
doubt that II the necessary permission
were givea the amount conld easily be
raised by private subscription.
FACTORY FONT.
--Chas. Smith OF Rutland. 10 in town
Waiting.
Thanks 10 II. Coleman for ploughipg
ont The side walks
jerome Hsmil.on has been engaged ~
a Aasisiant IN the bank.
Edwin Bafritl aud vic arrived from
~ Tar vest 10 day.
Mira T. q, futile has returned home
and reports her mother a still in . very
lov stsie-
--Ciinlcn piercc. who A. . boy lived
near The old Way marble mill. Is spend
ing fev days In tosn.
DR. wyman. Who vent 10 New York
REX ego. 10 taking . Postgraduate
course In the Polytechnic College IN that
city.
--Hsbcrs Bourn's horse ran away n be
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