The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-07

Ing the Gospels into Japanese. He is now
engaged in carrying through the press a
pocket edition of his dictionary in San
Francisco.
FACTORY r0lNT.
IA jubilee concert will be held at
Adams Hall on Thursday evening. This
grand chorus Of fifteen colored vocaIists
render with pleasing effect many Of the
old cabin aud plantation songs Go and
hear them and sou cannot fail to be
pleased.
Rev. A. Phelps, who, with Mrs.
Phelps GA their way TO theft home in
Painsyllle Ohio, from tour in Europe,
are making a visit with friends here, will
oficiate at Zion Church next Sunday
morning, 10th inst.
M. II Lawrence was unfortunate
enough TO lose a Good Templars pin, con-
tanning the letter S, near Adams Han Ju-
~ 10Th. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at n. G. Taylors Jewelry store.
Our village has lately been favored
with a supply Of new books furnished
by the good Templars and money depos-
tied with W. A. Adams. VIII the com
munity continue to contribute either
books or money A good library will
greatly beuifit the young people in this
place. II is q matter which should not
be neglected.
--Mcssrs. Lazarus, Moses g. Co., opu-
clans Of New York whose spectacles have
obtained worldwide reputation, have
appointed w. A. Adams their agent for
this vicinity, aud have supplied him with
I a good assortment. Mr.. Adams has also
been appointed agent for the Domestic
Sewing Machine Co., which has lately
added TO lis business that of supplying
the Peerless paper patterns for ladies and
chldrens' clothing. They have sent Mr..
A. stock of over $500 worth to start with
and are weekly adding new styles Mr..
Theodore Goul, who has recently been at
work for n. g. Taylor is now with
Adams. lie is bound to make business
! lively.
EAsT DORSET.
Rev. c, IL. Dunton has accepted a
vacation from his charge and is on a Wis
it to his old home in Underhill.
PERU.
The farmers are we'll along with their
/ baying and will secure fair crop. Other
crops arc looking we'll as a general
rule.
Mayor Thatcher, Of Albany, and j..
I W. Gilltcs, Of New York, with their fam
/ Hes paid TIE Bromley House a visit on
Saturday. Davis was taken by surprise
/ bat got them up a dinner with which they
were we'll pleased. Davis knows how to
. DO that sort Of thing.
The people are thus far well pleased
with their new minister, Mr.. Amsden.
lie Ii earnest and dilligeut in his endeay-
ors to do good and It Is the universal
wish that bis efforts may be crowned with
abundant success.
SYNDICATE.
+ The 10th Of August is close at hand
again, and the anniversary Of the "battlc
Of Bennington is a day that IS usually
observed By the people in the vicinity OF
the rd battle-ground, and so this year
several Of the citizens Of this vicinity pro-
pose 70 celebrate the return Of this mem
oriable day, by having ball on Friday
evening the 10th lust, al Mr., Benefits
hall. Burt, CotiHon Band is engaged
for the occasion The price Of tickets "a
only " a couple.
wFsT ARLINGTON.
Considerable sickness in town.
Crops an looking well:
r. r Hard is taking In tote Of wool
We DO not hear the price paid.
We DO not know Of any soldiers IN
thls part Of tie town who VIII attend the
reauioa al Rutland.
WouDf8RD.
Look on, Tor fruit thieves nova.
days
~ man from Bennington that atteud,
ctl our celebration had horse stolen il
tie evening he has not ye, learned o.
IL wbefeab9nts
During lhe pasi week we have bad
ne showers ofthe season. ANY humaf
being tAas finds fault about il ought 4
spend q yacaiiou ST Sahara
i Raspberles and wotleberries ar,
ferF abundant nos, aud begrY-Womel
. gtl slAeue3 halaeF skirts qa.yerlus
] Is tAe bresI aud q sixteen quart pal. o.
] ether arm, aFs about - numerous - sh'
! berries Nj Prospect j tie objective
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