The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-12
MAscnrsrER.

Bishop Bissell will preach at ST..
Johns Episcopal church next Sunday at
II O'Clock a. IN.
The following Justices were elected
at the recent election: A. l.. Miner, A.
J. Gray, G. Green, X. w. Dean, II.
Howard T.. l.. Wyman aud G. +. Long,
IL G. Oryis and Hiram Egglcston
aud their wives are fighting mosquitoes
IN tie Adirondack They VII be absent
two or three weeks,
Apples show a bounuful crop, and
plums ditto. We never remember seeing
any largcro or better specimens Of the lat.
ter fruit than were laid on our table by
Gilman Wilson Of Factory Point.
MIR u. G.. Wheeler OF Pawict will be
al our depot on Wednesday and the re-
mainder Of the week prepared to pay the
market price for Early Rose potatoes.
Capt. NJ H. Wooster, formerly OF
this place and more recently Of Saratoga
Springs, IL superintendent Of the domes-
tie department Of Clayerack College and
Hudson River Institute.
The Musicians Of the Equinox House
gave a delightful scramble on Monday
evening. II is very seldom that morta
ears are greeted with finer music than
was produced on that occasion.
II. A, HurIbut, Esq, NY. has fulfilled
BIZ promise, having paved us for four year,
" subscriptions TO theJoUgSALfor the two
We lost for supporting President Grant
Instead Of MIR. Greeley, Mr.. Hurbut.
otler Is open uutil The November election
and we hope all our Greeley subscriber.
who intend to stop for that reason will dc
50 without delay, as It is not often We gc
such sn offer.
Tho summer business Of Manchester
has been very good this season. Gu
railroad facilities have been somewba
better than they were last season wficl
has helped the business materially. Civ,
~ day express with palace car from
New York, aud the business would show
very large increase over the prescu
season We believe II would be for Tia
interest Of the railroad managers to eul
tiyate tf's business during the summer
months. One passenger to Maucheste
i worth 10 the railroad At least four Il
Lebanon Springs, or TO stations on th
lower end Of the road. Give us a fas
train aud palace car and the summer bus
lness Of Manchester next season may b
safely counted 90 Is an improvement o
anything We have ever had.
fAcFom FONT
The ri. Rev Bishop BIssell vii
make Bis annual visitation to the Episco
pal parishes in tbs town on Sunday next
Tie hour for service At Zion church, q
this village, will be four O'Clock, p. m.
Tic remains Of Mr.. Martin Roe, for
long time conductor 90 the Dcs Moline
VALLEY Railroad and sou-in.law Of Mr.. 4
Gleason. % this place, were brought her
for intcrmeut FROM ksokuk, Iowa, an,
baued on Tharsday last. The funeral va
held from Adams Hall and the clcrica
services were performed By Rev. Dr.
eastman AdonIram Lodge, No ~, D. 4
A ~ u ibis town, b. i,s officers and
Rooily number o. the hrrihpn alteudc
the mineral ia body aud aeeomanie
The rcmaius % the place q inlerment, 1
TIC request u Hardin Lodge, No, ~, (
heokuk Of Which the deceased was
worthy brother. The ceremonies whie
are observed GA the occasion Of funeral
weir performed a. 4 melancholy Masoni
duty aud as tolca u respect Cor III
memory az The departed Mr. Roe lei,
aiie and ilree email children. and Ii
many, inaay kshduesses ana attention
shown ihem during the long sickness
death and burial q tx husband 81
iAlbes by his bns.Arsa ID tie mystic lie
prove he universally q Masonic eAarii
Rnd relief and that is philanthropy
scheme Is Dol hambag, but ) Ykla&bi
proeious Yeiliable re- iy.