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


The rial this Saturday esenins. IRON v
. 90. and hop from 3 % 70 ioSS sharp
Ladies ball Set skating. Toe - usual
0enslensa sksi&r vbo Wish 10 dAnos val
We charged Eve oeris EXTRA. and genh vbe
do Dci skate vill be charged lie Instead
81 10 for admission. This 10 10 dafrsy The
extra eIpsps q music Tor dapcing'
There vill bs three pieces. violin. corne'
and bsss.
Be surs ADD 20 and sos Boston opers
Coniqns Co, play Iopsy Tavy q r.
sabrooLs Open House this Friday even
ING. Jan. 22nd. Moss Of those Who saw
them 10 Sir Msrmsduks Jan. 9Th. engaged
their seats for Topsy Tur,y nearly two
woeks 10 advance. There are three more
people IN this play than were Ia Sir Mar
msduke. but no EXTRA charge Is made ior
seats. Admission 2Jc.. reserved seats SC
children 10 cents.
--Es,sbrook has leased his ice business
10 X. shaGner OF Manchester Depot who
will cut for parties Wishing 10 Gil their
ice houses ADD will Oil Estsbrooks House
., the pond aud supply families ., their
homes the coming summer. II you want
ice Bou or in the summer see him and
give him your order. Estsbrook reserves
all the ice be wants for his ice cream and
other business aud will run ice cream At
wholesale and retail ~ usual the coming
summer.
The sleigh-ride. which the Baptist
Sunday school we're to have Christmas,
will occur neIt Saturday. Jan. 20. All
the members Of tho school told and young
are requested TO meet at the yestry on
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. The ride
will extend 10 East Rupert, and IL the
day is cold. arrangements have been made
10 stop 10 warm az Dorset. Refreshments
will DO carried with US. All the members
Of the school are invited to 60 and enjoy
the ride.
poRsEr.
WIN. Wallace OF Boston is in town
Mrs. l.. +. Snyder plucked boquet
OF papsies on their grounds, Jan. 7th.
The W. @. 7. u, will meet with Mrs
W. II. Dunton. Thursday evening Of this
week.
Earl Holley Of Cincinnati, Ohio, has
Just spent several days in Dorset. his
birth place.
Cupid seems TO be making pro-
longed stay 10 this vicinity lately, and
"stil there's more to follow
Mr. aud Mrs. VIM, West recently re-
ceived a box Of valuable presents from
friends in New York city. Mrs. West al'
SO was made happy in receiving gifts from
her relatives.
Charles Weeks closed his term OF
singing school Monday evening. He
SENS well adapted to teach new beginners
rs we'll as those more advanced He is to
join the Leslie company OF singers in Can.
ada and elsew here. and leaves here this
week.
Monday evening as many as forty
ladies' and gentlemen from this place went
into Mr.. Weeks singing school as specta-
tors, it being the closing night. Mr..
Weeks managed his class admirably, and
By the addition OF outside help. the
audience were highly entertained. Miss
Mary Adams OF Factory Point added
much to tho interest, with her skillful
playing on the organ and her musical
voice. We were all delighted. and offer
her our most hearty thanks Shall hope
10 see her again. Many thanks also to
Mr.. Weeks for his courteousEt reatment in
allowing bousefull Of visitors to be ad-
mitted free.
The mill yards Of NJ. p. Damon and
5. p. Andrus are fast being filled with
logs.
"A house and lot owned and formerly
by Mrs. Daniel Cushmsn is Of
Tered for sale.
The shelving and counters will soon
be put into the new store building erected
The past season by Warren Rice; and he
intends TO move into IL IN March.
The Methodist church was filled with
people last Sabbath evening to listen to a
Rotations and select readings by
The Sabbath school. II was the most in.
occasion Of the kind we ever
The music was very fine.
There is some very harsh language
used about the proprietors Of our bowling
alley aud billiard rooms. by those Who
claim TO be good christian people. But
70 must all remember that IL those who
profess 10 he christians sanction and up
hold prac ices In the church that have
worse influence IN community than the
above named games or even rum selling,
hey must expect that they will have bu'
little II any influence in suppressing the
,vils they use such strong language
against.
SUNDERLAND
The lumbermen are happy.
The sick arc oil getting better.
The following officers we're elected 1t
our last regular band meeting President.
lay Bentley; Vice President, Frank Bowen
Treasurer, Julins Hill; Secretary. W. H.
Lathrop; Finance Committee. +. ]. Bowen
Myron Hsaleton. Ira Bentley; Leader. Z.
4 Graves.
AKLIxorpS.
AT this writing the prospect is that We
shall have some sleighing, Is 1t SHOWS and