The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-09


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Msai1g etths ". C. T 4 siib NJ,
BATHS sB Saturday siternooa =, Iht~
o'clocs. A fall siiebdsaoa Is desired.
Coal gn exploded 10 the stove i
Ane. store las, ssSdsy sbosi o'clock ?
u er,rtisg open the chimney. No o,be
damage vss doDe.
. Postmaster Bande, las impfoyed ID
locas q the osiee With a ssw eosater. bill
board. .gi by rthupbsring the bores II
tn slso pes .ieca o. csndy aud tobsec'
donation was bsla Al the lsc,un
room Of The Methodist church 90 Tuesas!
sreniDg for The bsa,h, Of the Rev. Mr.
Hobipson which was we'll attended
The asseal business meeting Of th'
Baptist eseiy wss aal5arned TO DeI
Mondsy evcUlas al O'Clock A foil al
tendance is desired.
To oa'orm ui,h the plss adopted =
Burr aua Barton Seminary aud ubieh hal
sofked very ACCESSIBILITY, TIE recreation
dsJ has been changed itom Saturday i
Monday in the schools Ia district No. .
Tue winter terra began on Tuesday will
Miss Msribs Llsrenee ia the intermediate
school, the other tesehefs r.msining the
same
A tfibnte 10 Nermoniers comes all the
way from AlA,ka. Rev. John W. Chap
man. Miadiebory boy. 10 nov living IS Q
missionary 10 that distant territory and
is stationed far 10 tho interior away from
gil civilization, At bis solicitation . saw
saw mill was recently sent him 10 supply
pressing need. While on the vessel that
carried IL up the Yukon to its destination
one Of the men on board asked: Have
they 3 man TO run this sa~ mill up there
at Auyikf The answer came, "No; bu,
tha, n mister Is YermoBter
The Popular Lueier family 10 the mus
ical and comedy tpeeialties will eusct al
Esisbrooks Opera House next Monday
e vepipg Jan 10. The Peoples Journal
OF Gfeeu~icb. n, y says: The Lucier'r
Novelty cousdy Company under the msn'
sgement VI Fred ID S,sffin. gave a very
enjoyable entertainment at the opera house
in this village Saturday evening last
This makes third appearance within year
Of this popular company 10 our village.
they will Alssys be welcomed.
The annual meeting OF our sgricul,ur.
al society was held last Thursday. The
treasurers report showed that over half
the Indebtedness OF the society one year
ago has been paid and that the debt is
nov about 5000 The following directors
were chosen: Dwight Tay Tor, II. G.. Hsr.
wood, Geo, X. Davis, j.. ]. Pettibone. NJ.
Capheld. Al. II. Demiug, Caleb Andrew
II. NJ Buttom,J. NJ. Kendall, L. A. Graves
r. b. Godfrey, W. II. Beebe, G. NJ. Wall.
]. II. Whipple, Fred Cook, L. B Smith,
J. +. Page The Directors elected F B.
Smith, president, Fred Cook, vice-presi.
dent, d. X Simonds, secretary, NJ. Can.
field. treasurer The sociey voted TO in
struct the Directors to return TO the Gus
tom OF issuing return checks for day
tickets. Mr.. Garfield furnished the fol :
lowing brief summary Of the finances Of
the present society during its three years
Of existence:
For buildings, grounds, fencing. paint.
ing, repairs, etc, s7l67 10. premiums.
races aud all other expenses So, 1888 81; div.
sidends sl5l CO. Total sl3, 1907 GO. Re.
ceipts from old society sS03 9J; paid up
stock SO. 795; receipts OF fair in 'S7 49,.
SIS 05; receipts IN 'Ss 81. SGT "a; receipts
ia 80 so. 766 81. Total Sl2, 75l 81. Bal.
snce $3.50 80; premiums and bills unpaid
estimated si3 81. Indebtedness Of society
1900 Cost OF grounds, buildings, etc,
81, l67 10; paid by stock paid mp Cess
sl5l 60 dividendsl s3.543 40; paid by do.
nation old society ss05 95; paid by earn.
ngs Of society s2,ll9 81; paid by borrow
ID money Vn indebtedness) 5000 Total
81 l67 10.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. Alvin Davis is sick aud under
he doctors care.
WILDER Taylor is putting up barn 81
$50 feet with flat roof.
Henry Kendall has the timber on the
sround for q new barn.
Rodney Lsmpson is making prepsrs-
ions to build q house and barn in this
place the coming season.
IS W. Bourn is buying oak and ash tim
Der for shipment to California.
Frank Lincoln is soon to buile house
10 lot purchased Of Henry Hicks.
DIR. Harwood went to Greenwich Sat.
irday,
Mr.. Bourn Of Detroit was a recent
guest Of q. b. Kent
Arthur Sykes leit las, Thursday for
Wiuchendon Mass.
The literary soceiy will meet next
Monday evening With Marcia Gray.
MIS-. J. T. seeley OF Granville spent
'ome days With her parents here recently,
--Fnller Pos, vent to Danby last Satur
lay to aitebd the funeral Of their comrsde
Barlow Wescott
The week Of prayer will be observed
bore by meetings each evening", either ct
be church vesify or diiierent points in
he parish.
Some OF our former neighbors who are
so~ 10 Dakota complain Of the exceeding.
y dry weather there. We would not oh.
Get exchanging a'sw rainy days with
hem.
AT tie anuusl church business meet