The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-01-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TnrNsUAY. JANUARY }. 10.


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The putl,c sciesis ~ this tosn
sssaanencssi ils.'r sinlef tern on Mon.
day There i very iiiilr change ID the
teMehiug force.
fndeBek A. hsuAn. Who spent
his Christmas yaeatloa III Manchester.
returned 81 his studies Al Dartmouth
en Thstsdsy last.
Rsy. vincent Raw. who Was IN
Boston few days lac, week 90 sec his
nssaher ~ho uss III. returned the latter
pa1i ~ the week.
Lat Sunday night ~as The coolest
ntgLi NJ far this srason, "a. ihsmmo
a.sser Al the weather bureau touching |
tse degrees lesoa.
Charles BoyHtoh Of Peru was in
town "Wednesday morning on attend
suee a Probate Court. Mr.. Boynt0n
- Spending the wluter ~ Arlington.
- Mr.. Gilbert chsrbouneau and Miss
AuuA chertouneaa have been spend
ing The past week with friends IA Pitts
field. Mass. and Schenectady. N. Y.
Il Dr. l.. H. llcmenwsy and son
tieorgc X. went ~ Middlebnry Mon
day where George has resumed his
slu,lies which were interrupted last
spring by sickness.
What's better on cold night than
a good bot oyster stew, You can get
Que Al Slluson's New Depot Restaurant
ia Rutland al any hour Of The day or
night iun need wall bat few
moment. aud Il wall he ready. adv
commencing Saturday afternoon I
last wr Were treated 10 n hard snow
storm which lasted until well into the
evening, bui no sleighing resulted from
Il as there vs. too much Wind and the
snow was tao dry. but Tuesday after.
noon IL again showed aud now We
have hnr sleigbing.
The Equinox 20. are making eks /
lensige additions 10 the premises now
occupied by Fred A. Cook as a black
smith shop. aud when completed Mr..
Cook will bee Ia a position 10 do all
k,nas nj matchmaking. adv
Al the recent meeting OF the stock.
bolders % the Baiienkill Valley indus
.ral Society the old officers were ne
elected for ensuing year. d. III. Dyer
pres,dent. Geo. NJ. Wall yice.presi'
dent, Cbas. $. Robinson treasurer,
and ". II Benedict secretary. \
Burr a Burton Seminary opened
IL doors again on Tuesday morning for J
The winter term with large attendance
and with practically the same corps OF 4
teachers a. last With the exception OF
Mis-, Bushnell who did no, return but :.
whose place is taken by Miss McCready
o. Manchester Center.
Ia a recent letter from Harry Gray :
Of DesMoiues, Ia, in renewing his sub
scriplion 10 the Journal, be wished 10 :,
be remembered 10 all his old Manches- :
Ter friends and they are many. lie "
also said that they had had no snow
There q, all aud nj the time he was q
writing the thermometer was running y
along between the ios and oos.
The annual meeting Of the Con- o
gregalional society was held al the g
church CA Monday morning Al 1870
A. M. when the following were chosen !,
10 manage the affairs OF the society for |,
the ensuing year: u. X, Simopds 4
moderator, George Smith clerk, q. l..
Towsley treasurer, George Smith, Z.
Il. HAwley and 4. II Hemenway prn. t.
dental committee. "
The Congregational church had a
their annual supper and meeting on
Friday evening last. There was a fair ii
siy.d attendance aud the following n
u.rp chosen Nv the officers for the en-. n
salng year: W. X. Hard clerk, w. b.
Anderson treasurer. Rev. Vincent Raw
saperiu,endent 81 The Sunday School. y
Harry Towsley librarian. y. II Hem. !
.uwAy secretary Of The Sunday School l,
and w. X. Hard treasurer. The sdyis. =
DRY board consists ~ Messrs, G. 4.
Back. q. II. Hawley and J. y. Col. q
burn. Hon. David X. simonds was u
chosen deacon 10 iake the place Of the !,
lsse Thco~iore Swift. "
Slate il being drawn 10 be put on "
,ae roof 81 The school house ia this VII o.
lagr. This i much needed addition :
10 ,he building and will be haiied with
Soy hy shose who attend there. both