The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05

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: pot have begun their sspusl raid upon ih'
pls psns q the bsshborbood aud ih'
. weather perni,ins. the nonsnious qres
,ion..uho hs, f.,ied The blsgis, spring pa
gill 5000 be settled
II A. Benedict. ehe,scusksr 10 th,
Eroelsior Cheese FACTORY Of Dainty th'
past three years. sbd whose cheese hal
generally bioush, tho highest market
price, hAs iasi received check Of SIC
from the New Easl.nd Fair As premium
90 cheese
The Ladies Society Of Zion Church
taking Advantage Of the absence Of 9 rec
tor are psihlibg aud grsining The Interior
Of The church asd replacing the old esrpe,
J viib new one. The psib,en doing the
wort are Eiiish Black ner aud Will VIII
son. Uoul farther notice the regular
morning service aud Sunday school will
b. held 10 the parlor Of the Bec,ory.
MANCHESTER pHror.
Levi Pond is having . foubdstion laid
for new barn.
The thermometer stood one degree
above Zero Wednesday morning.
MIR James Bouro is engaged as clerk
10 the New York store until after the holi-
days
Some are using sleighs but as the
roads are hard and smooth II is very good
wheeling
| Charles Carleton and wife spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs Cartoons parents
IN Londonderry.
Il am informed by sgen,lemsn living
not far from Manchester Centre that be
considers his copy Of the History OF Ben
ningion County" a valuable work aud
| would not part With IT for one hundred
dollars II 1t could not be replaced. II
seems TO be- simply difference OF opinion
in regard TO yalae The OF the book
The citizens meeting which was to be
be "a u Blsckmers Hall las. Saturday even
ing, Nov. 30, at half past seven AS sever
al persons who did not see the notice OF
the called meeting have inquired as to th Q
object OF the movement, will briefly give
an explanation. A meeting OF the citizens
OF this place was proposed to see il we
would take steps to aid any anufacturing
company or other parties who we're desir-
Gus OF locating in this village, and at that
meeting committee was chosen whose
duties we're to correspond with or call on
certain parties, invite them to locate here
aud give them to understand that this
community would, II desired. give their
assistance aud to report at an adjourned
meeting. We would be glad to see oil who
wish to identify themselves in this matter
to meet with us Saturday evening.
DORSET.
Fanny Sykes is spending the winter
10 Albany, N. Y.
Mrs. Moore goes to Albion N. Y. this
week to spend the winter.
Samuel Dunton came home from Bur
lington to spend Thanksgiving with his
parents .
Mrs. Hatch goes TO Rutland TO spend Q
The winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Cheney.
Mrs. Al. Wade has cactus that con q
aims over forty blossoms and large mum c
Der OF buds. {
Election o. officers in VIM. s, Fuller
". r. c. Saturday Dec T. 4 full atteu. !
lance is desired. a
q. ". Baker and wife have gone to :
Iassachu celts this week. to visit bis par a
'nts and other relatives. !
Mrs. Rollin Weeks and Miss Ruther
ord attended the recent teachers eIamina- !.
ion at Arlington. Mrs Weeks will teach q !.
ur village school which commences next !,
'fondsy. =
Harriet. widow OF Wright Prescott, /,
he'd Dec. l. at the advanced age Of 90 .,
ears She had been confined TO her bed =
y sickness for several months cared for
y Phedors Sykes The funeral services
'ere held Tuesday, the interment being at
rupert. by the side OF her husband
BosDvILLK.
Social at Grange Hall Friday evening =,
DEC. 6. r
Mrs. Geo. Coleman and son have re Al
afred from their visit to Worcester IL
lass Of
The Dramatic Club will prescott the 9
emperance drama The turning Of the al
'ide" at town hail, Dec q. 81
Christmas tree. with select readings, oil
aud other appropriate exercises u
/ the church Christmas evening u
Mrs. Ry Frank johnson aud tEo
hildren from Spencer Mass. spent last =
I,ek a, her father. 4 ison ysilc's =
WEST ARLINGTON .,
A literary society has been formed
nth d. +. Buck President. MISS Grace
'a,tle Vice President. Mrs q. Z. Buck "
scretary and Treasurer Meetings are y
cid weekly at dili -rrut houses aud con =
I.i Of readings, rrci,stions tablesnI ect. =
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REARS CHRISTMAS DRESS PAT Al
TERMS, N
Many people Of ls,e are giving more 10
gifts for Christmas than here al
fore, conss qarnily Dress Goods are in n