The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-17

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NkScnEsrEH.
Farmers are closing up their accounts
aud getting ready for the winter.
The tops Of eur mountains were
white en- TUESDAY morning, gentle re-
minder for lazy people 20 get ready for
winter
r. II. Ovis aud family and \. II.
Perkins aud family leave for Florida next
week. They will make the ST. James a
model hotel.
Rosy fingered Aurora lBoreaIl)
tinged the heavens with gorgeous Grim
son for a short time on Monday evening
Il was free show, .......
Rev. DR.. Cushman has returned
from his vacation looking hale and hearty
and preached at the Congregational
Church last Sabbath.
-Ioycland Munson aud Col. NJ. 5.
Colburn came home on saturday, the
legislature having adjourned over. They
appear 10 stand the arduous duties Of
legislation as well as can be expected.
Truman Perkins started for Jackson
vile, Florida, last week, to complete the
arrangements of the 81. James Hotel for
occupation lie will be absent until mid
winter, his faithful assistant "Steye"
Allen, Ia the meantime, taking care Of
The hardware aud other bushes.
The union republican voters Of the
town Of Manchester are notified TO meet
10 caucus at the Court House on Saturday
evening, al O'Clock to choose four dele
gates to the district convention
l.. MuNsoS,
Chairman Town Committee.
"A correspondent Of the Rutland Her
dld has the following: Many years ago
pastor at Manchester, VT, was visiting
a family in a distant place. The lady Of
the house began to tell her grievances
with another woman, f member OF the
same church with herself. Her story
ended, she asked "What would you adj.
wise me to do aboutity" The reply was,
81 don't know much about il; | am quite
deaf The story was repeated, in a loud
cr tone, aud was followed by the same
question and answer. Then the lady
drew mp close, and spoke In his car in a
still louder tone, ending with the same
question. Il tell YOU" said the minister,
~ AIN deaf. tin hear the other side"
Theodore c. LoYncs, former resi-
dent Of Manchester, and q student at Barr
4 Burton Seminary, has, we understand,
recently adopted the stage as profess.
ion. lie has appeared already on the
Boston stage-snd acquitted himself in a
manner that won for him at once, the
name Of = rising young actor. Many Of
our citizens will rembcr him a. one Of the
most talented Young meu-as regards ora
toricai abiiily~-thai ever left the halls o.
old Barr & Burton Seminary. Mr.. Ans
tin, The late principal Of the Seminary
speaks Of him As follows: "The best
speaker ever under nav instruction, 8
decided genius Ia this art" We under
.tand that be ooutcmplstes soon toul
through Western Massachusetts,, and pos
sibly Vermont, during which be will Civ,
dramatic readings, rccitals, etc. We trus
that be win visit Manchester, his former
home. where, We arr sure, be- will ne
csive 8 hearty reception from orr cih
rens.
Mr. " II. Fullerton, our cntcrpris
Ing worker Ia marble, WAS in Pcuusyl
wants on the day Of tie recent election
asd Of course claims that be was thi
means o. The surprising majority for tht
republican candidates Whether this b
true OF net, Nj FalIcriou, on that day
contracted for bulldiug a monument Il
cost se41a, The largest private mouumcu
eyeg made ia this state, that We have anl
knowledge o. Col. T.. A. l.. Roberts o
Titn0sl.e, the owaer o. abe patent torpe
90 or blowing np oil welIs aud makin.
them more protective. j. the purchase
81 this monument. Nj Fullerton als
sold $1,000 monument 10 &c. Bryan
% Tiiusvi.le. aud smother OF tie saTa
price TO Mrs GardBcr 81 Franklin. Ia
besides several mere smaller anes. haYiu,
made the most successful business tfip II
seventeen yesu he wlll be obliged g
Increase shs belp 10 Die shop Anef d
holidays We ane glad that be work
in sseh good demand, bal there Il s.
ressoa why q should not he a. be DOE
the BEST q work, and has facilities 70
selecising HE marble wAleh mahufacsat
er dc mol generally possess.
F4UrUNS rQIAg
-Tae prayer meeting q the Baptli
cAurcA viii be hsld Saturday evening /