The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-16
Local Intelligence.
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ynu8egsps Hotel has rencued les
youth 3 fresh coat of pAint TIE ibdl.
essloas o. : COED sammst bntsnoss are
good
rrout dstinE Is, been carried on since
ths ffti q Ma vita considerable actlyiy
and ws boar u same Zoe baskets being
caught
The sermon % the outside, b. Rev
Mr Blaisdsll, viii he ielnd Of grea, Ia.
leres, especially 10 ibosc politically IN
clined
Mrs.. ishAH, wid0w q tie late Judge
lsham ADD Edward ) lsham. Peg, bic
eldest sou, have purchased two large lots
On ne south side q Deliwood Cemetery.
MIR. J u SImonds win be IN lhIs Vi.
entity for the present, tuning and repair.
ing pianos and other musical instruments
We understand he gives good sstisfac
ton.
The beet place 70 get hats Of the lat.
ess style we know Of. Il Il r. w. Bough.
ton A Cos, 20 River street Troy. II "a
bai little trouble to order them by cx-
press
The Alumni Of Burr 4 Burton Semi.
nary, 10 New York, have Published the
proceedings Of the Reunion last year, IN
uea, pamphlet Copies can be procured Of
Rev, DR.. wlckham Of liris village
Cool, sparkling soda, a. drawn from
the arctic region al the northwest corner
Of Tho Drug Store, IA beginning 10 be
lnrary these warm days. Read a.. C's''
new advertisement
Many Of the shade trees on our street
have been "thinned ont, sud still more
or them need the trimming process, the
foliage being 70 dense as to hide all pros
pcei.
The students at Burr & Burton Sem
lnary organized base ball club and the
following officers were elected Captain,
A. y. Paddock; President, l.. A. Austin
Vice President and Treasurer, C. h.
Warner; Secretary r. r. Comb,
"A friend OF ours Ia looking over the
list Of music to be sung at the Peace in.
biiee came TO the piece "All we like sheep
etc." and remarked that when this be- /
comes the cry Of 10000 voices, the price
Of mntion must go up.
Boss European Ampithcater aud
Variety show will exhibit under canvass
At Factory Point, Friday the path inst
We notice among the actors many who
are favorably known TO lovers Of amuse-
mont.
bradley & Blackmcr have another
new advertisement this week. They new
er allow anything to get stale and have
very few old out-ofs,yle goods in their
store "a people are bound TO trade with
such live business men.
The organ was tastefully draped with
black, last Sabbath, in token of respect
for the memory Of Judge Isham, by
means of whose liberall,y the project of
purchasing the organ was undertaken and
Afterwards accomplished.
The late Judge Isham, among the last
acts Of his life, requested that the sum Of
three hundred dollars be given TO the
Sabbath School connected with the Con-
grcgational Church In this place for the
purpose Of purchasing new library.
C. III Cole of Troy will be In this
place and vicinity for short time selling
musical instruments. Parties can select
their instrument securing first class IN
tone and quality, and pay for II In install.
ments on easy terms. Read his adver.
titcment.
Edward S. Isham, Esq, son of |
Judge Isham and prominent lawyer Of
Chicago has duplicated his fathers gift
towards the new organ in the Congrega-
tionAl Church In this place, having de-
posted his check for five hundred dollars !
IN the bank for that purpose on Monday i
morning. This munihcent glf, will be !
duly appreciated By the people OF Man. /
chester. II
"A person TO whom we have been send.
Ing the Journal returns Il with the fol-
lowing Endorsement: II am played out. :
shAn'i pay FOR the paper. Foolish TO send
Il. Moved 10 Massachusetts,. In short ! {
ain hard ticket owe the people Of the
town about $1,000 Such honesty as this
Is refreshing. II any more of our sub
src played out, 80 they never
expect TO be able to pay for the paper we
will be much obliged IL they will inform
as In Ike manner.
The Congregational church, at Sails. /,
barry has been thoroughly repaired and {
rcdetiicAied, The sum Of 1880 having
been laid ont in repairs The good work
has been chiefly brought about b. the ef
forts Of Mr. Wells Utley, former resi-.
dent OF this town, member Of the Junior 9
class Of Mlddlcbnry college, who has sup J
piled the pnlpi, 10 Salisbury the past two !
years. Mr. riley made the church A
present ol a nice chandelier aud side Z
lamps. !
Mrs Lydia Towsicy has greatly i'm. h
proved The appearance Of her house aud Il
grounds By the addition Of new window I
blinds, porch and new front fence. Now 5
Il Nj Cook, who has recently purchased O
tho tenement and lot adjoining would I