The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-22

the go. soa msae the gosss sny,hiu'
bai good
GATE Hznher q the members o
tbs q A n attended the iapetsl OF Con
r4As 6nsi ct E,si Ariibg,ou. Sunday
Tho ihssmomsier showed zero wealth
sssss o. sasdsr ssd Monday morning.
,hant ID n tbAsei lii,ls 90 both days
-D3g. sasslA he registered 90 or be-
fore April i.i Tbs town authorities hope
Tiers .iil be 90 aelinqaeots ,bi. year,
bat II THERE are ssy they will be look aite'
ssd made 10 pay the sddiiIonsi cost
Item from personal coiumn 10 the
Boston EreIins Record; Miss Mary Hove
OF Btasiisbora, VI. who has been s,ndying
mastc ia Dresden. makes her deba, 10 La
Il ,uasmhul. a, Berlin early ia May. Miss
Hose has hcen greatly admired by Drss
den people ~ mach for her blonde beau
~ a. for her foe soprsno voice
Considering the amount Of snow add
tho depth 81 the drifts oar road commits
sion.fs baa ihe msin roads broken out 10
remarkably short time. Nearly all the
rosds 10 town bad been plousbed out by
Thursday evening. Al that time many
OF the streets Of New York, Troy and 9th
or cite. vsre still buried Ia the snow.
Rev. DR.. Wild pfesohes short ser
moo 10 the children esch Sunday morning
before the regular discourse. From Ave
10 ten minutes are thus employed Ia eI-
pl.ining some srea, truth taught in the
Bible. by familiar illustrstion aud essily
understood argument These short ser
mons are also very interesting TO grown
up children"
-~following is the report Of the pupils
attending the higher department in Dist.
No. B. Those averaging 9 aud over 10 ex-
animation Tor the term, Willie Moore,
Frank Cook. Aggie Townsend, Fanny
Esslef,on. Nellie Felt, Ernest Taylor;
Department Frank Cook. 10; Average
attendance for the year, % ! 2
MARI D. hAbhAftb, iehcnpis
The audience room the Congregation
al church was a busy place all day Mon
dsy, takink up the carpets and removing |
the cushions Tor thorough cleaning The
work has gone on so prosperously that 1t
will soon be completed, aud will do very |
we'll, until the church is repaired fully. |
Then the ladies will purchase new carpet
Is they have the funds for that purpose
slrcady In the bank. They are now ready
10 assist 10 raising money for the repairs
OF the church
Mr. @. d. Wilmington. who has recent
" been removed from his position as pos
tai clerk on the Rutland. Bennington 4
Troy route. has been 10 the service over
% years, during which time he has been
in three railroad accidents; In one Of
which be barely escaped with bis life.
During bis service be has run on the Rat
land snd Troy, Rutland and Chatham,
Rutland and bennington, Boston and
Troy. Boston aud Albany and Rutland.
Bennington and Troy routes.
Mrs Simonds' music class met at her
residence, Tuesday afternoon, and gave
very pleasant musical. interpreted wi th
readings abon. Tsusig, Madame Clara
Schuman. Wagner and Liszt The class
nov Numbers 10 pupils, several Of whom
were dc,siuei by the storm from being
present The following we're some OF the
selections played: Clements Sonata,
OPP i6; Allegro. from Reformation Sym
phony. Mendelssohn; Aria, Oh. Heart
Ever Faithful. Bach; valse. 0p is. Cho
pin; Impromptu. Op 30. Schubert; yari
siions sar ~, air ie Joseph. Won Weber.
Mrs. simouds requests all who wish to
pursne course Of lessons this season 10
commence a. esflv a. nossible 10 April a.
she hopes 70 be sway i1r the summer Va
cation. for res,
Joseph Demsrs pension proves 10 lie
oat'afc fnslr smsll, as he gets bu, Sc pr
mo ~ asi slia arrafsees He ia totally
disabled aaA the disability extends back
20 thf time n hi. discharge II sometimes
seem. tia, veterans vim most deserve
iaeuslehs have the sfestrst difficulty in
ge,iias them. sBl TO, often receive the
smsil..i slnwanc' Henry o'Hsyer, an
either span lei ve,~rta. gets but s. per
m nth. ash his application 70 have Il 10
es~sss.l b. h-ea rsfa@A p'mlrf appli-
c.,iea ~ his hack pr snl government
haaass mas. q, h-f v The raait ~ claims.
aai II ,i,ow l. 1. a.c = IL shen they
~ili b. paii The ',pr ,pris,i0n Tor paw
ine ttrse clam passed last yesr was
vetoed ht thr President. and claims
smasp'lpg 10 uesfls million o, dollars
which have heen .liosed are awaitioa psr +,
msai shlle TIE n1'iand treasury has
snfpsss shsi Is really slsrmite 4
SascHrsrnn cnSrhr
: School CLOSES "a Friday
= Read Amrs ns~ advertisement ,
Mi. J@naie Grave. &. at home for her i
vacation.
Mrs Chss Amcs has returned from !
visit 10 Fsirhsten. q
Miss Anas Ames left town, Tuesday, J
10 siioad school a, Poal.nsy
~ Miss Berths Morse, ~ho has been Wis.
itias irisai 10 Bethel, has rctaraei hone.
Mr. Sasis Ls~reece who has been
spendiae The sinief 10 Schaghiieake With
her sister, Is Al home.
Charles s,rose Of Cleveland aud A
Stephens Of Mes Yosk, Who are connected q
with The Lyman Strong Marble Co, we're
ia town TuesiA,