The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-03
Local Intelligence.



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haba tbA A&s bow gone 10 market wish
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ner
Ths aanaAl election II officers ~
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soas vii taks place On "Wednesday even
ihg. OF ieth. A iuj attendance l. de-
aired W0gk q expected on ibe Marx
Degree
The assessments n he Vernon, Nh
ta& IRE Insurance company, Ter this
town are 10 The llAsda Of their agcnt. II
X Fowler, Esq., who viii be pleased 10
receive and forward he same without cx.
pence 10 tbe Insured,
Herbert >. Bowen son Of J. "
Bosen, lad "a years of age, recently
sbot hawk measuring feet aud one
iuch from tip 10 iIp 81 wings "Herb
las bad bot little experience With $ gun,
but his mother was 3 Bentley, which Is
What Is tbe mAlter with A3m.
Letters remaiaing Ia the post Office
at Manchester, VI, Oct. ltt, 1879. Cen
uemeu, A H. WasbbufD, Mauiold Sal.
,atorc, William sinncti, NJ s Rawson,
Chas a King, J. W, Richardson wm
n French, g. W Harrington, u. NJ.
Goodwin, john VI. Cipperly, Geo, W
Crandall, John D. Brewster; ladies, Mrs.
Adelaide Washburn. Miss Nora McNer-
uey, Mir. james Bull.
NM. u. BURTON, +. NJ.
Elijah Phillips, whom many Of our
citizens will remember, Informs us that
be has efl Camden, \. j., where he has
resided, aud il now located at Chicago.
where be has The control Of the Domes.
&c saving machine for the states Of To- |
Wa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and northern /
Illinois Mr. Phillips isa man Of ener-
~ and good business qualities, and will, /
no doubt reap rich harves, In HE new
field Of labor
Maynard, Nourse q Co, ofTroy are
determined 10 get large trade from our
valley. and they deserve It too, for they
have Asplendid assortment Of goods and
sell them at low prices Parties who
cannot visit Troy to make purchases can
send for samples which the firm will send |
At any time on application aud thus the
advantages Of the variety afforded by
city store can be enjoyed at home. Read
their advertisements.
Hon. Mark Skinner and family oil
Chicago were among the very last to
leave " our Summer guests. Mr.. SKIM
ner's great regard for Manchester is
shown not only by the fact that be has
spent some portion Of each summer 10
our beautiful village for the past forty
years, but also for his liberal gins to
Dellwood Cemetery, the fine bell for the
new church and many others. No other
visitor Is 50 well remembered and 50
warmly greeted each year as Judge
Skinner, and be will live In the hearts Of
the people long after his annual visits
have ceased.
People In want Of Job printing Of
any kind cannot get better work aud at
lower prices than by patronizlng the
Journal Office, As general rule, peo-
pie In the country do not use printers
Ink enough for their own good People
who get bin or letter from merchant
or professional man written on COM
mon paper, with no printed heading I'M
dsrstand well enough that the firm which
cent Il II not doing very much business
Or Is woefully behind the times, and We,
paper with printed headings costs but a
trife more Business cards and crcu.
lars A. well as advertisements show the
people At large the firms which advertise
are wide awake and bound to do the
business, and the public always ike to
deal with wide awake people.
III O. and "Ili' aud also Col
Colburn have returned from the Adiron.
daoks aud report good success 10 The hun
ting and fishing line Messrs. Oryls and
Eggleston brought back a. relics Of the
hnut The heads Of magnificent buek aud
doe, which have been "set upn by DR.
swift aud will 90 doubt be preserved
long AMER the noble race from which
they sprung shall cease to sport among
the bills sud valleys OF the Adirondack
|, seems q pity thai there could not be
reservation, sort ofpublIc park, where
sportsmen should not BE- allowed 10 60.
in which 70 preserve deer and other aui.
mails IN their natural state. Bat unless
restrained by the strong arm OF the Law
the temptation l. too crest, and ~ often
a. The slate VI business and finances will
permit, oar Nimrods will bic them to The
wilderness until the lass pair Of antlers Is
captured
FACTORY FONT
The frcsco work on the Baptist
Church il completed and reflects great
credit on oar seAasmaa Mr. Geo. Rem