The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-28


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hHu5Iat faf FafB. E Dorset Dorset Re-
as g. AraaEtaa and saaisass NAY ss
4 ag t6e gagtaaaEs a 8aH6aos,sf
Oar aan experience la Gle Towu
t1e1l.s aMee Asa convinced us lAa tar
f4ara Is Il touu have beaa extremely
careless ia getting mortgages Discharged
aH Ha records Who's theE aEg paid go.
la loaaEua ag CHS rt5aT3 e aaf piece %
property wo faauj sE uaaft eaEafs wItaln
8stg sears. pgae of wa.cb bad beta die
CHARGED. Hus aHer considerable inquiry
ue atrt satisfied tasf 81. hsd been pald.
Paal.c should a4eaI 10 tHsE. which can
he f.s.5g daac At tl4e Gmcs bgt which, II
ues eJ. m5g cause trouble, Another
bad h48lt .s taat at leaving deeds SO iAe
Clafas uilae . long Time, uue4liba Cor.
Two or lEree weeks aiways scFyc AS @
srmelcHi time in wbieA to record them,
aud chen obey should be claimed by tbrir
aHuar add pos lu safe place, IT the
foaa reaards should BE- destroyed by fire
and lha original deed Of tbg same time, Il
ugghg aaase gieai tT5abe 80 establish
valid tide. We presume there Is the
same negligence in other towns which
uaaat 60 De remeiicd,
Lewis GOWN, .oa Of Russell C0lyiu
aao was tAo nan supposed 10 have been
murdered and Ter which supposed muir
der sh} Hoarns weFe tried and sentenced,
died in Arlington last week. 4, 5. shet
don 1f Troy, son Of Calvin sheldon, who
was proceeding officer in that trial was
. iH town lasl week, @ guest 81 tbe Equinox
House The history Of that famous trial,
Toy Hon. Leonard Sergeant, wil. be out
. . tha present wees. Parties wishing 10
shou.d leave their orders az the JorRNAL
office.
. The guestsat our hotels have enjoyed
frequent excursions aud picuics during
the summer. 10 Skinner Hollow, Down.
- era Glcu, Dorset Mountain and Mount
Equinox, "Hops" aud other amuse-
mauts serve tn Gll mp the evening hours.
On Thursday evening Of last week the
programme was varied by fpe display
Of tableaux at Music Hall by the guests
I Of The Equinox House. The various
characters were well represented aud
elected frequent rounds Of applause from
tbs audience. We have space TO notice
only two or three of the characters rep
resented Dr. Tbos. H. Bailey, Of New
York, took the part Of The bachelor "who
went 90 London 80 search Of Wife" and
Miss Corlies, Of New York, was the mn
fortunate lady who caught a fall when
the wheeIbarrow broke. The scenes rep
rcscnling this heartrendiug tragedy were
very well brought out, and the only re-
grat was that there could not have been
more Of them. The grand feature Of the
evening was the "wax hggers" presented
By Mrs. farley (Mrs. Charles Lord, Of
New YORK;. The exhibition was opened
by Mrs. farley with few Inappropriate
remarks" and the whole performance
was euliycned by frequent original eX'
pressions from this estimable lady. She
performed her part to perfection, aud the
real Mrs. farley could not have done any
better. The "fggers" were represented
az follows; The unfortunate Maid o.
- Honor who died from pricking her fin
ger sewing on Sunday, Mrs. Pond Of
r. New York; Lord Byron and his Childc
i, Harold, DR.. Bailey Of New York; the old
a woman who danced herself TO death
a Miss Jessie Ilawley of Troy; the
49, horrible creature who murdered five
wives by tickling their feet Mr.. G. A
J. Vcrmilye Of New York; Blue Beard
- Col. J. j. Slocum Of ST. Louis; bis las
victim, Mrs, G. II. Palmer Of New York
te Poeahontas, Miss Raynor of New York
Y The murdercss, Miss Iawley of Troy
The charmcr, Miss Endicott of NewYork
J. The Brigand, Capt. i. II, Corrie, U.S.N.
If George, who busted and wound up thc
T. figures, Mr.. A. T.. Putnam of New York
n The "fggers' were respectively "woun(
N up and each performed their part to Thu
b. satisfaction Of Mrs. farley and the audi
q ence. The whole exhibition, though
y. impromptu. WAS exceedingly good. an,
ls called ont many expressions of pleasur,
o. from the audience. Prof. Farber's Ban,
70 furnished the music, which was of III,
p, hest
q. FACTORY poryr.
be Methodist preaehipp next Sabbath a
10 gsasl
ut lin and hear the Swiss Ben Ringer
ds al Adams Hall this CrhursIay) evening
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