The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-10

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oorssgssscss.
--Abasi 800 lseis called al the Ctni1l
/. Cab siofe lat Saturday snd received :
. rice Chiistm.s bootiei free The ssort u
pfsl,ii, trimmed With erusfces and tie
CAfaamas tree ia the wirdow "a great si'
tfssilos 10 the IoErg people. Novel si'
i,.ciiens are constantly sdded 10 the large
stock Of holiday goods
The youps ladies Of Tho 0aild Who
bold their ssle on Tbprsdsy Afternoon and
evaning Of this week 81 the resi5encc 81
Col. Colhurn bare very pretty line Of
Chrisinss sii,. which combine the useiol
9Th The psnrai.l and ihese they oifer
10 purchasers not u 'ebnfeh lair rates
bu, II prices which are within the reach OF
al. Thee viii b. on .ale ., sny time
after three O'Clock 10 the afternoon. The
programme which IL 10 be given 10 the
evening all be plessiog one. for which
~ admission fre Of ten crpts will be
charged.
AT The annual election Of officers Of
Adonifsm Chapter, No. ~, o. L. B. held
on Tuesday evening the following were
chosen ior the ensuing year; w.P, War
req Il Duu,on; ". NJ. Mrs Mary COnnori
A. NJ. Mr. Mary N. Wbippls; Con. Mn
Josephine Depeb; A, Con. Mrs Lbbie G.
Dusiop, Treas. Mrs. Ellen NJ Woodcoek;
Sec. Mrs. Louise X. Wynan; Warder Mrs.
Tbhz, Esslesion; Sent DR.. j. W. Marsh;
Adsh. Miss Celia Connor; Ruth Mrs. Liz
Eie Carpenter. Esther Mrs. Jsnette Black
mer; Martha Mrs. Della Mowsyne Elec,A
Miss Dora Dencb.
The death OF Mr.. Isaac u, Wilson
which took place at bis home 10 this VII
on Fridsy morning last, came like shock
no, only to the community IN general but
also 10 the members OF bis immediate
family. He bad been troubled With rheu
m.,ism more OF less severely for years but
GU Tuesday be wss forced to give mp bis
daily dutiss ia the store OF Messrs Burton
a Co. and seut bone never to return. On
Thursday night his disease went with
great audiences to his vital parts and
death soon released him from the severe
pain aud great distrrss under which be Ia
bored. Mr.. ifou was born IN Dorset
but had resided 10 this town slmost con
tinuously fi0ee bis boybood and be had 10
this vicinity where be was so well knosn
many friends snd few enemies He leaves
behind him vile, two sons, Messrs Frank
M. Wilson Of Rutland and William l..
Wilson Of this village, and one daughter,
Mrs. William II. Roberts also OF this vii.
laQe. His funeral was held on sunday
afternoon at his late residence aud very
large concourse Of people was in at'en
dance to attest to their respect for the de-
sessed and sympathy with the bereaved
family. His remains were inferred 10 the
cemetery 10 this village.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. John Rice is ill With the measles.
Marcus Eldred is home from New
York.
IT J. Hoyt is plastering bis new
house.
Alvin Davis is building large sddi'
ion TO bis barn. =
Regular meeting OF the W. r. 9. FRI '
lay. OF 2'30 p NJ. I
Willie Simonds Of North Bennington 9
vas in town Tuesday.
Mics Kate Coffee is quite i'll and under
he care OF DR.. Trull. i
Frank Smith has been somewhat under
he weather, but Is on the gain. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Pettibone have
eiurned from q visit TO friends in Albany.
Joseph Hicks, our venerable towns
men who las been in for some time is re' i
covering.
In searching for Christmas goods do
lot forget the New York store. Read d
Hack mer's ad, r
-Rolln b. Smith is clerk in the hard
ware store Of d. +. Morrow d Co. and re- Il
orts a very fair trade. n
e. B. Sherman OF Rupert. has purcha. y
ed the goods Of d F. Morrow 4 Co. and u
ill continue the business
School commenced 10 District Nos Il
n Monday with Miss Julia Richardson, q
aacher, and in No. ~ with Miss Edgerton, U
escher.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rich. :
,ond Trip who left town Monday for At u
anita, Georgia to reside With their chill u
reu. are pleased to learn Of their safe
rriyal.
We are glad to know that l.. NJ. Man q
y whose serious illness was reported in . Il
ecent issue OF the JoURsiI, is somewhat
etter and hope the improvement will be =,
'sting. a
james Amidon. formerly OF this town. g,
ow OF Adams, Mass is IN the employ o. p
be Excelsior Granite Co. setting monu B
tents 10 this and other states. ct 3 salary IL
$1,000 aud expenses. o
The regular meeting for election Of u
Ulcers Of the Skinner Peat will be held at b.
A. II. bail co Friday evening OF this 81
ect. II is hoped and expected that u
very comrsde will be present
Tie annual meeting Of John c: Back, v
Ier Post s. Ct V. for election Of of GERS ~
III be held At @ A X hall. Tue day eve %
lee 10. every member should he present W
A. J. DAVIS. Ctpt. "
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