The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-26
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assas ibs ssmsik TIA, II ihsr bad bten ~
, loved 10 .IehsIst qa1lcn With NE pfis
absrs the .oald hare beee better satisfied
"A festival aud Cbfis,nu tree gill h
J ksla 10 Esishrook's opers House. Hoi,
lasocsHis Day, Dee. -. a. sss sHSoanc'
~ lac, seek A suppef vill Ia served d
o'clock . N 10 Which ell the members
of the psrash srv iEvi,sd and The exercises
for ihe Chrisinss tree gill begin ii T3(
O'Clock uhish 81 are sssed 10 attended.
The Third quarterly usoetiog Of the NJ.
T. church comes tbs ssss. Qasfierly
conferences 90 Saturday al ? q N. sscrs
meet Of the Lords sopper Sunday morn
ins. Preaching 10 the evening. subject
The Isa1suins o. Conscience,
lit uas announced by pfoi Green q,
the daoeins tohoVl 90 Thursday evening.
that the dance 90 the 26ih insi. u to be
nominslly calico BALI bot that the
ladies' viii act 10 sccofdsnce with their
osn tastes aud wishes 10 the matter OF cos.
TUNES TIE Invitation cards are therefore
misleading IS a large share Of The fair ser
will spprsf 10 some other costume than
''calieo
Il happen 10 know personally OF eight
difefe1t persons 10 yeraepnes. Middle.
bury aDd Manchester Who within Ave
weeks, purchased goods in Rutland sggre.
eating nearly $500 II happen 10 kpow
these eight cases, how many more must
there be II we knew them oil. The shove
statement Was made by Rutland mer.
chant 10 the Herald last week aud is one
explanation Of the deterioration Of this
town. People who can purchase goods al.
most IL DOT quite as chesply 10 town go to
another place. leaving their money aud
furnishing a practical application OF The
theory OF free trade between Manchester
and places outside A. . result, home
merchants vbo. a few years ago could
the best Advantages for trading Of any
place Of Its sizi are nov forced to sell ont, |
taking away a market for the products o
the town aud 80 giving the peopl, small
opportunity Of getting their money back |
Such a state Of tbinps can be remedied by |
the people il they will carry out the
maxim once given In one Of our local sdyer
tisements "Psironizq home institutions.
when ebespness. nestness. and durability
are combined.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. Austin Grape aud Bernie Davis
are both sick.
Hiss Flora Bourn is visiting friends
10 Rutland.
Miss Minnie Goselen is engaged rs q
s ileslady 10 Blackmer's store.
Elliott Fisher and family are visiting
friends aud relatives 10 Dandy.
Wallace Limpson aud Frank vstsl
have gone 10 Canada to bay horses.
u. e. Blackmer has force OF seven
clerks in his store through the holidays
Miss Myrtle Limpson is spending
Christmas week at her sunts, Mrs. Amos
Lathrop's 10 Peru.
a. Aa-.nl E..n.a.. haa mt - |
pump with eighty FIVE feet OF pipe. raising
he water thirty five lee, for Mr.. Daniel
Joifee at his new house.
= Beef be. and &C., apples 81 SO per Dbl
pork &c. per ID. by the carcass, eggs zoe
per dozen, butter zoe. TO 25c
Lyman and Herman Conpor brothers
Il the Messrs. Conner OF this place are 1
listing friends here. Herman Conner is
n the office OF the Grand Trunk r. II. Co.
!. Montreal, and Lyman Conner is resi-
lent Of De Ramsey. Canada.
Judge Fullerton, who has spent con I,
iderable time at the Hardwick quarry is
nthussstic over the prospect The supply
Gems 10 be ineXbsustible and the quality
DUAL 10 any Ia New Eoglsnd. 1t least :
nth the possible exception OF the Rhode
sland.
Last Wednesday evening the mem ers
i the John Q. Blackmer camp. sons OF +"
'etersns were mustered in and the fol
owing officers installed! Alvin Davis '
,aptsin, Elmer Whitman lst Lieutenant .
viii Bennett 2ad Lieutenant; Ashley Ham.
ton, Heman Dyer. Arthur Moore. Camp a
oupsel; John Carney delegate; Elmer 0
Whitman alternate, Col +. T. Griswold ii
lustered the camp 10 and installed the
Ulcers. There we're quite number up /,
rom Bennington. The camp nov nun !,
ere fifteen aud there are about forty in :,
be vicinity old enough to joio. !.
DORSET
Charles Farwell OF Boston spent q few :.
avs here recently. ),
Las, week the weather wss 40 6ne thai r
ome farmers turned their COWS out TO pas. :.
are.
Fred Gilbert has Just finished large
arm which is one OF The best 10 the coun o
7. b
Miss Rutherford Is teachiug the school b
q the ives, roai aud Miss + iserton OF Q,
vet Dorset IN Dorset Hollo~. al
Toe Chrisiian E1deavor Society will u
oil children ofthe Sunday school
New goods are arriving at the Sykes -
tore
Samuel DuBion is home iron Bur al
neton for The holidays
the b,sfmsnt Of the church on Christ 70
IA. evening. aud among other things vii d