The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-15

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family mho kpeat the holidays ID
isu yoFk cay returned 10 Man.
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caller on frlends Ia toRn last ffi
DAY % ha Bay home from Rutlana
shtfo be had been attending tbs
agricultural meeting
a X siadef me Ratland OPTIC
agrifl aad optlaiaA. NHi be here
A,,aatsaay. Jan eiat Those whs
-nh 10 se him should leave word
AZ FeltA Shoe store adv
The Name ester village I'M
p,ogmbcnt socie,yE meeting which
Zoe called for Monday mgnt was
postponed ubul the second MONDAY
night 70 Fehruary
Hon. EaRari Griffith has takelI
tiue to the NJ Convey home ana
about an acre Of ground on the west
road just tAia side Of Il l. Makins
aud viii take possession February !
Jobn Mcclure, ST., has been con
fined 10 the house and under the
care Of the doctos for the past fe
aye a severe cold fastened itself
onto him - firmly that q took a BIZ
~ good work 10 break II w
The Equinoz company are bust
ling thcir ice gathering along ana
getting Out some very fine ice
They were obliged TO suspend opera
tions Tor d day or TWO on account Of
the weather
On Monday night, January 10,
The third o. the regular Lyceum lee
tare course entertainments will
como or at Union Opera House.
This Is one of the star entertain
menta AZ the course and consists
~ an instrumental musical evening,
by the Harmony Concert party.
Since last week we have been
having some old fashioned winter
weather Saturday ii showed gooa
aud plenty and Monday Il did go
acme more and then the wind blew
and the thermometer commenced
20 take tumble and before II
got through tumbling II had got
down to near SO degrees below zero,
Il was very cold, the mel.
Guy keeping tight down 10 rock bot
tom all day long II nipped watei
pipes some, too
The following IS a list OF book
b ths Library by William Ellio.
6rlffs Honda the samuraii The
Lily Among Thoms. The American
Ia Holland The MlKados Empire,
The II ,nance OF Discovery. Lie ]
Il Townshtnd Harris First Amer
can Consul To Japan. Life OF sn
VIM. JOHNSON and tue Six Nation
l'he STORY Of New Ne,herland. Ii
The story hour will be held {
Friday afternoon. Jan l6. al $3.50.
rhe children are requested to CONF
The following are the
torics Billy Bobtall, rewritten t
olk tale; The Goose Girl, from 9
lrimens Fairy Tales. The Little
ackal and the Alligator. an non. r
euse tale 81 India; The Story o. {
'er6ephone, a Greek Myth; Molly a
'nuontail. from Ernest setoL 4
what broke the China u
'iteher. from the childrens Hour 4
Died, 90 January 7th. At her a
ate residence. No 4s West 18th d
trcot, New Yotk city. Mrs, Gao r
Inc c Bishop. aged 90 years Mrs, v
bishop was well known in Manches-
or. and her passing away al 20
ipe al age VIII be deeply regretted
" large circle OF friends In r
bis village Mias Alice b. Fox,
er granddaughter, In writing 10 the
dilof u tAe heath u Mrs Bishop Z;
aye. when the Equinox House r,
RVS tirst opened she vas guest
here for = number of yoars and n
hen after The lapse Of years re- Il,
armed 10 Manchester and has been !
here. with the exception q one m
lmmer. Tor the past ten yars. sC
atsrally Manchester and cur friend
here had warm place IN hei !,
cart
ntRK AND BUTTON NOTES
The moving picture entertain ..
enf gwen last Friday evening
The Gymnasium IN behalf o. the 3,