The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24


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Atw n. s. uarlbut of New York
|Was mafIo lho recipient If splendid
bouquet al lhc Equinox House oa Fri.
day laa, tbc nia lhe bg.laIug commit.
( lees oT jle Congregational Society. o. d
slight token of tagir appreciation of Mr
limIbnr generosity De tlw sim Of d
church clock The bouquet was IN three
Taluus. lhe bottom oHe more lhau "a foo,
+ So diameter, aud lhc flowers were from
I cue gtg5B-hoBse of DcIwooj Cemetery and
als prepared by Geo. Smith who cxer.
i.sd 81. good taste Ga their selection aHd
arrangement.
Tho Boston ,bugj9 shows MP O
7 plausible appearing individual now
( travelling throagh tho New England
States. with t.. A. Il. badge on bis lap
I pa and bis pocket fail Of letters from
Young Mems Christian Associations, sol-
( letting subscribers for the new Illustrated
Christian Besllg. lie Is yariously
namtd Henry Lyman Abbott, Ieriu
/ Abbott, Heber ~. smythe, &c, and is a
swindior Of lho first water
Music Hall was decked out in ils
gayc.t colcrs on Thursday evening OF
last week, ,he occasion Of the festival Of
the ladies' Of the Congregational Society.
ln addition 10 the large amount Of love-
illness urayed IN sir and muslin, there
was d display Of flowers, needle-work
and fancy articles that did great credit
70 the industry and good taste Of the
7 ladies by whom the articles were pre-
pared In the centre Of the hall was a
/ d fairy bower trimmed with evergreen
aud decked out with fine assortment Of
bouquets The faries were fifty represent
cd by the Misses OFyis, Burton, Hard and
{ Cushmau. In front was a tree Of goodly
proportions, aficr the style Of the toll
/ ccdars Of Lebanon, which delighted tic
eyes of tie Youthful beholdor with it,
/ Wealth Of fruit forbidden 20 all except
those who had ten cents. ON the right
was q table extending nearly the whole
icugth Of The hall, covered with the fruits
of many a weary hours labor with the
needle IS fair fingers. On the lett was
+ similar table OF smaller dimensions, and
+ in front Of the stage the rofreshmcut
tables were spread with everything that
could tempt Tic appetite In the let hand
corner "iiebckah al the Well" was per-
souatcd by Miss Wood Of Brooklyn,
f Geo. Thatcher Of Albany taking the part
Of Isaac, and they twain dealt out de-
/ Iieious lemonade 10 thirsty "camels" for
ten cgnts a glass. In tie centre on tho
cft was the post Office attended by Miss
I Carr Of New York, Mrs. OILS, and IIoyt
Of Brooklyn Besides there was the cold
/ woman who lived 10 a shoe" fish pond,
and an apartment devoted TO fortune
telling and other things too numerous 10
mention. Il was pleasant occasion aud
ua receipts amounted TO three hundred
and i0y dollars.