The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-02-05
Departure Of Passenger Trains
Getng North.


10 visiting Der ooash Mfss "s'
-JohuJ. Psfis. The veteran eondaeio'
a. hsB.AH., vss 10 this village on ba'
isess obe day lssi s@s.
Cows sesm 20 be more pleey ,hst
ba,,,. mi. winter Mrs' Wooster has
uiee 90. sof sale.
The mild uss,hef Of The past is~ weeks
b.. ,.issoas good part Of The ssos. bn'
tue ,i,ishlas 10 this ,ieiriiy 10 s'ill YER!
coed.
MARY Hose viil sing o. The Opera
House. Rs,isnd, March 10. she siIl be
ss.,sled bys violioist and The Temple
Qasr<i Of Boston.
Lost. s,rsyed OF ssoIsn.a mall csrfier'
Wa las, seea 10 Mes York. His prompt
,s,uru vili relieve 90 snIions public And
90 questions sshed.
The history Of Peru. written oy hoe.
Ira X. RAlchelder sad con'sinipg ~
portraits Of old residents is nearly fssay
Tor delivery. Copies can DO obtained o.
the Journal otice. Price sl.W
-c.P.oris h,. obtained 1900 aud 81
pec,, 10. 600 MOTE ,rou. eggs Tor his nan
hatchery. Tue eSgs received one !e'
.so nearly ell bsicbed snd the ny
we're placed in the email streams 10 this
vicinity, aud will be heard ifom 10 due
iime.
This Reading Circle will meet next
Monday evening II the Seminary 10 tue
north chapel. The committee OF enter
ts,umeot are Misses Barney and Gone ana
Messrs Ro.s snd George To~sley and the
s.ercises may be varied somewhat from
the regular programme. II Is hoped 'hA
there viii be good attendance
There will be teachers institute, OIL
which oil the teachers OF this county are
expected to be present. at bank hail.
North Bennington. commencing "ednes'
d.y, Feb II st9s. N. and closing fh
dsy the 10 al II q. IN. Free entertainment
viii be furnished all teachers who pre-
yiously notify T. W. Howe Of that place.
and also half fare tickets on The railroad
Mrs. DR.. Wild entertained the mem
Lers Of the choir Of The Congregations
church Friday evening. Alter supper,
quite . large number having been invited
10. Rev. Mr.. Bates. in appropriate WORDS
p,eseuted the choir with something over
twenty dollars contributed by various I'M
dividusIs, for aid 10 purchasing new
musio. Mr.. Theo. Swiit, leader. IN behalf
nj ,bs choir thanked the donors for the
oppor,uns gift and assured them that the
mouey would be iudicionsly expended
The occasion vas greatly enjoyed by oil
present
The peYt lecture 10 the Seminary
course viii be on Thursiay evening, Feb.
u, by Col. l. +. Copeland OF Harris
burg, Pa, subject 'Snobs aud Snobbery.
Col. Copeland is man OF iipe scholar
sbip and extensive travel. = humorist BY
nature, witty. Keen snd eloquent he Is
without rival asa wielder OF the weapons
Of satire logic and humor. No better
proof Of hi. power and success as lee
iurer could be given than the fact that 10
hundreds Of PLACES he has been recalled
from two to ten times. even 10 the past
I've years. Read tho partial list OF bis re
calls which is posted In the post ofiiee-
William Cullen Bryant said Of him; II
have no hesitation 10 saying that extensive
travel, . liberal education aud fine sense
oil humor. combined With . natural gilt
oi orstory, renders Mr.. Copeland, as .
lcciarer, the peer OF any American plat
torn spesker OF my scqnsiniAnce. Depu
" State Supt. Of educs,ion 10 Pennsyl
vsuis, Henry Houok, in . letter dated
May l. 1866. iodorses Col Copeland ~
follows: have kDown Col l.. +. Cope
land intimately Tor more than ten years,
have heard him lecture u lest ffty
times before County Teschers Institutes
aud other lecture audiences aud can aud
do most heartily endorse hin, not only ~
one 81 the most eloquent OF lecturers. but
sl,o ~ genial. high minded, and worthy
seutlemsn. Asa lecturer his popularity
10 this State has been unbounded, breach
log ~ every corner Of the State and prov
"a by the hundreds OF engagements be
has filled TO the delight OF thousands OF
eager listeners all over the Comm on wealth
| consider lin the leading lecturer o!
America" Tickets will be 90 sale d the
drug store 90 Mpna.y next and st the
door. Of IS and 30 cents
n,ScarsrI c.siRR
Mrs. Baker Wilson il on the sick list
- Mr.. sai Mrs Arthur Adscs Of North
Adams. Mas made briei visit here lsst
week.
-E,tsbrook arrived home from Mont
peiisr "Wednesday and left Tor Penns,l
vsnia 90 the evening train on Granite bus
ipsss.
The measles brought Schuyi.y Cook
h,-ae iron Ra,issd quite suddenly last
L. The are mstins him thorough
~.aa ba, ere expected TO lesrs him soon 10
good shape
-Miss susis Adams sho has been Of
vot 10 North Ajsms for some months
past 10 po~ psssios her vacation 81 home
~ith hef parents.
IS. 1. Staples. formerly 10 ibe employ
Of ". II. failefio1 |. foreman 10 bis gran
lie ~crks herr. nos Of the nrm Of Staples
a Copeland 10 vriy siek u bic home Nv
MOn,pelier.
Ns E.tahfooks kss ia.i received