The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-13

the top a vss iouDd 70 hs nsssly Too
ds~e. The path followed vss that asssll,
half way Up. The party turned sssae FREQ
tsiss by elinb~ss 10 The summer ums.ss'
cue which leads direcaly west 81 the Ssni
nary. sbd ms<tA in vhss 10 COMMONLY call
ID the cissrius. lcxsins road. Ahoa
This rod ssd took 70 "Pst~s's path. I
} sboss cat 70 The TOP. Here The climbing
vss vssy difscuit. esd The path hard Y
folios. 81 ess pIsos Isdss Of rccis CON
pls,sly covered With Zoe. With nothing bu'
. slippssy pole With Which 70 surnouns Il
tho sscsss vss very difisuit not 10 cay
hazAsdoaa. The letter part Of the ssy
vss The sleeper. The party bsiss 10 nos'
plscss compsllsd to 20 forward 90 hands
sDd knees. The v,sv from The top ~ -
grspd ard fully - picturssqas - d any
Other season Of the year The clouds
cleared sssy very opporsuoely 90 thai
good views we're had 10 nearly every dir~e.
uon. The besu,iial coIoring Of the moan
sslns 10 Ne~ York state v1 noticeable.
the irostvork on the tres and shrubbery
~ alone worth The IMP Tie emper.
turs must have been u or 20 degrees low
er than In the valley. and chilly Wind
sdded 10 the physical disoomio,h Of The
party. Everything ~S wrapped 10
covering OF ice OF slistsDiag frost. The
party Gay thss the trip vas veil worth the
iroubls required. and that The view vss
somsshiag not 70 b missed. The descent
vs. made Ia oos hoar. Pc ".
nAxcMHTxh cESTRn
--Cbas. Dsnch 10 confined 10 bis home
by inflammation OF The eyes.
Mr.. Esus Bowman 10 visiting her sis.
ter Mrs. Ida Irish 10 n. Edwarf.
Regular meeting Of the ". c. !. U.
With Mn Bo,sford. Saturday at 8 O'Clock.
Della and Mabel Brown have gone 10
their old homo in northern New York TO
spend Chris.nss.
Rev. Mr.. Hesdley Is boiling meetings
the Methodist church this week Services
Of seven O'Clock every evening.
The Dandy cheese factory having clos
cd for the season Eissrd Benedict snd
wife aud Herbert Boyle are again Ut home.
e 0. Bentley has opened . harness
shop in the rooms recsntly occupied BY
W. G. Lampson. Read his advertisement.
.-Estabrook sells the Fsirhsveu oysters
the year through. They cost but little
more and are much better than the ordi
nary stock.
-Adonirsm chapter Eastern Star holds
its annual meeting for the election Of OFF,
GERS on Friday evening. A full attendance
10 desired.
C. b. Durham has the best line 10
town Of hanging lamps. hall lamps, psrlor
lamps, suitable for Christmas and New
Years presents.
s.. Deming. . former resident Of this
place has been appointed acting secretary |
and treasurer OF the Panama railroad COM
pauy 10 New York.
&C. b. Dunham has received . large
case Of Holiday goods 10 china ware. new
and beautiful styles Of vases. tea. coffee
and bread and milk sets. mantle ornaments
etc.
Moses Barrett has moved into bis new
house 81 the southern extremity OF our
village His brother. Elisha Barrett and
wife Of Ohio are spending . few weeks
with him.
&C. J. Wait will have on exhibition at
The drug store next week larger. better
and cheaper stock Of Christmas goods
than ever before. Call and see them be-
fore purchasing.
g. B. Durham has . large line Of cloth
ing in Mems. Youths and Boys ovsrcoats.
Ready made clothing. odd pants. coats
and vests which will be sold ~ low -
for good goods.
---Estabrook started last week on bust.
ness trip selling granite work. He 10 con-
nected with firm that employs SO men at
Tho qusrries and sells good work 1t low
price,. Consult him before purchasing.
The body OF Miss Jennie Pe..ibone.
sldest daughter Of Alvin Psttibone. vas
brought homo on Tuesday from Hiosdsle,
N. H., where she died She vent there
some tbeer months since hoping that the
change might be beneficial 10 her health.
but the improvement wss only temporary
md she soon became too i'll to be- brought
home.
MANcHEsrxR DEPOT
AT D. r. Morrow 4 Co''s may DO
lound many sriiclea for winter trade. in-
SLIDING skates, saws. axes. chains. snow
,hovels. weather strips and many other
lhing-. Read their new advertisement
neXt seek.
--Mr.. r. Y. Sage. whose Sad death oc
,nrred at her home Ia Olssn, N. Y. after
months OF suffering which foslly terminst-
tied In brain trouble was . former resi-
isus OF this place aud her remains we're
brought here for intssment 10 Dsllvood
Cemetery. She leaves one daughter. Miss
Msude C,ot.
DORSET.
Mrs Paddock Bloomsv 10 the guest Of
o. W. Psrsell
Mrs. J. Z. Ssel~y Of GrsnvilI. 10 visit
lng her parents.
-Dsight Sykes 10 in poor health and
,onfned 10 bis house.
--winter term school Of school common.