The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-07

/ Sw-H EssIeston.
/ Jw-N Mcwsis.
| Treasurer j II wLippls.
Secretary y p Black.
/ sD-w II Dean. Jr.
ID Err Carpenter
| Chsplsin e l. Wymsn.
s,.. IL W Bnrovs
o'' &c Dean.
Orgsbist II l. Duunips.
Librarian - Il y Hopkins
Tyler C Meachsm.
ApsSIRAx CHAprKE No is.. X A. NJ.
MEH P-J p Black.
EK-L Shsfloer.
ESP d Siscbo.
Treasurer II Wbipple.j
Secretary -E q Tuuis.
Cor II. % X Simonds.
Ps-G II Sslf.
RAC-H Esglestou.
M3v-J II whippls.
NAVE Il Carpenter
Mlv-I II Dsncb.
Cb.pisin-E q. futile.
Tyler "A b Connor.
BARsuMvILLR
Your Manchester Centre correspou
dsut waits for reply 70 two questions
lis il not possible for our people 10 take
bold aud do something, themselves. "a
bring new business life into out towp1
Aud. "whst 10 the reason W cannot have
ms nufsciuring interests the same "
otbes7' These questions have been asked
for the past twenty wears; not because
every business man don't know the reason
Why, but it seems TO be the only way 10
vsntilate an ur comfortable feeling. II 10
. we'll known fact that the rail roads hold
10 their hands the lie aud death Of bust
ness prosperity Of the communities
which they pass. Then the 40.
sver to the first question is implied. In
answer 70 the last question / will give one
IAct sud your Centre correspondent
may ssess at the answer. Three parties
have been through this valley within the
ast sixteen months. 10 my knowledge, 10.
restisst timber material and trsnspor.
alton with . view OF investing capital
here; and oil Of them have expressed their
satisfaction st the amount and quality Of
Material. but declined 10 invest on account
Il facilities and rates Of transportation. =.
DORSET.
Mrs. Aurelius Sykes, Of Hinesburg. 10 |
'isiting relatives in town.
--Mp. Eva Vance, Of Geneseo, N. Y,
. visiting her aunt, Miss Vance.
Rev. Mr.. Pratt. assisted BY Rev. Mr.. |
ieadley. 10 holding meetings every after.
oon and evening. There is . large o..
sndancs and much interest. and good
ssults are anticipated.
There will be 90 sgric ul,ursl meeting
the church lecture room next week
aud Friday. A large attendance
J desired. The meeting is under the di
seton Of the State Board OF Agriculture
nd slx members OF the board will be pres.
n snd take part. Meetings commence
9th days At 10 10. m. aud 8 and Z p. N.
EAsT DORSET
The digging for iron ore Just past OF
our village hes lately been renewed and
ore help than ever before employed.
Louis Duirsine lsiely brought four.
90 horses from Canada. aud IL pushing
: lumber business With manly viso.
Eugene Bovee expects 10 start for Cal
ornls 10 . few days and to locats near
eddios. where he will follow bis trade.
ltting marble.
The unwelcome measles dropped into
'th departments Of our village school
y we~h; and ths pruspscs b chs, they
III ssls - good loss vish.
The school 10 District No. ID. Mrs.
orepcc Lovelsnd teacher. closed enc
ssful term last week with 90 exhibition.
crowd attended and ell report . drs, !
Il thing.
The annesstion Of Csrsds by The last
rRSAL gave pnivsrssl sstisfsctjou; and b
accompanying map brought dosn the 4
use" No doubt Uncle SIN could run '
} whole rancte ienced 10 by the three
ssls asd Lesseps failure and do II 10 . Il
ebsod like manner Surely be would o.
% be rich enough 10 give us oil . u
m" cl
The East side OF our tow 10 81 pres q
pretty faliy reprsses,sd q schools
fosd; John CocLrsas. John Cursis, Il
u Eisertop. Harry Grous, Edward y
NTH aud pefhsps others slt<nd Burr q
Burton Summary. Emily 0n6sth. %
lie Luther. Bertha and Ethel whitnsy, o.
~ fsssy ssd Asb-l Allen The State ID
rna school u cAstlssoa. end Ella q.
Issy 'bs sssis Normal school .. wor.
ter. Mo-.
krrERr. ar
: Moudsy morning vs. The coolest Of %
sesscn. 81
10,
A cssssery 10 70 BE- stastsd 90 "a sssd lei
rey's place CO I1iiso rver. 90
john Hoasey and Deai Rsfsss have tlf
hsssed farms 90 The noapisin- q,
: There bss been more rsstiss Of farms 70
ehsssins Of real ssssls than usaai o.
ri Moore be- rcs.sd The Calvin Moore =,
= and stock 70 > 900 ia'lsv Of Henry n