The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-14


Ones TIE ieteatr wH be- Principal
raf 81. a. saaw, teaaasr go Use class
sasl department. Prof Haiss, teacher 81
mBthemaGa asd h9hsF EngHsas Mis-.
Preston. pTtaep'rsss Mise Barlow
ieasbrr Ia ihe primary department, Miss
Waite, teaeher Of Fuarb; aud Mis-
CaFE. tessasr of muac agJ painting
Tbaao teachers base 81 been connected
vita tbe seminary, snd are TOO well
aaowH 60 Hatd aay comment Tls
sshssl, under ihe present management, 8.
deserving of success. aua The constantly
Increasing numbers each successive tenn
sb9g a.st The people bald Dee same opIn.
son thai we 40 10 regard 20 g..
WhateFer else may De aid "a favor Of
Manchester, AZ a Summer resort, all agres
ghat I}lsa pcrleat paradise for children.
The New York Graphic styles II The
mosl arlstocnadc summer resort 30 Amer.
ies, and we have n8 reason to dispute it;
bus thc babies, when they get 20 Man.
hester, sttaightwsy throw Of the Finh
avenue restraint, snd kick mp their aris-
torfaiic hegIs with perfect freedom, aud
laugh and grow fst Pare air, pure
wHter, aud pure milk, work wonders on
The iuhutIle constitution. Having plenty
u out-ci-door room, with no foarof being
ran over OF tramplcd under foot, they
gaaw aud develop and expand The
puny, sicklg baby who comes here 10
june develops Into q laughing, dimpled.
rosy.eheeked cupid by September, so
much SO that bis own parents would
hardly recognize him did they not see
him every evening when be comes IN
from bis ralnble with the nurse. In fact,
wc heard Of one instance where the
father, detained at home by business, did
not see his little responsibility for q
couple Of months and actually failed to
recognize il, aud required the sworn ALL
dayit Of the nurse that there had been NO
substitution, before be would again pross
ii to bis paternal bosom. It Is often the
case that the nurses congrcgate, with
their charges, in some shady retreat in
the vicinity OF the hotels, and remain for
the greater part Of the day; aud stran-
Eger who should witness the long pro-
acssion OF baby carriages, aud not notice
the rich dresses OF the occupants, would
naturally come to the conclusion that il
was large founding hospital. Some
years az certain seasons Of the day il
seems to be pretty much all babies ba-
bies blne-eyed, babies black eyed, babies
hazel-oyed, and babies cross-eyed One
could get mp a capital baby show on the
shortest notice. In fact, where they are
so multiludinous, one might suppose they
would become a nuisance, but, as a gen
eral thing, they feel so well, and laugh
all day, and sleep all night, and arc so
well behaved, that they cause very little
trouble, except to some old bachelor who
is a sworn enemy to the whole baby race,
We saw such an one, not long since,
charged upon by a platoon Of babies
babies TO right of him, babies to left OF
him, babies in front Of him, laughing and
growing. Our bachelor friend under
took to beat hasty retreat, and fell over
a baby carriage, barking his knuekles and
tsaring bis ----- clothes. lie left town
the next train. Saratoga and Long
Branch may be the favorite resort Of
stock brokers, horsemsn and gamblers,
Newport for the literati, but Manchester
is the Paradise of babies.
FACTORY POINT.
Robert Ames and family are on a
visit TO relatives In Iowa.
The village schools commenced again
Monday after a vacation Of four weeks.
There will be preaching at the Bap-
list Church next Sabbath morning the
18th inst, by Rev. NJ, G. Smith of St.
Adams, Vt.
%. T, Mnrdiek, lately of Byron,
Mich, has purchased and taken posses
sion Of the farm of Horace Lawrence 10
East Manchester. Mr.. Lawrence has
moved into the dwelling which he has
now nearly completed opposite Manches-
ter depot. This and the dwelling of j,
c. Blaekmer, now nearly finished, make
quite an imposing "row" on "Dcpot"
street
The officers Of Grant Lodge No.
100, /. o. e. T., for the quarter ending
October 3lst, 1878, as installed by Lodge
Deputy +. b. HOLSTER, are as follows:
W. r. Thos, J, IIoyt; W, VT, Mary
A. Hoyt; W. s., Chestie Richardson
W. T., Mary Edgerton; w. F. s., Geo.
Caldwell; W NJ, Moses Foster; w. c.,
---- Frizon; W. /. G., Ruth Chaplin
W, V. g., Frank Bently; w. a. s., O.
A, Wilkinson; W. d. NJ, Jennie Har-
rington; W. Il H. s., Emily johnson
W, G., II. s., Minerva Caderet; z. w.
G. r., W. 4. Adams. The Lodge il
still on the increase. There are seyesty-
six members In good Standing
RUPERT.
Cheese factory is IN quick demand
at Sl3 per hundred
DR. j. n. Guild is identifying our
little village by putting up q splendid
set Of buildings.
The meetings are well sustained at
both houses, aud peace and harmony Is
the prevailing spirit Of the whole town.
The town Is blessed with but little
sickness, there being only two doctors
and shat is better, the absence Of any
! lawyer
The crops are looking finely, The
bay IS nearly harvested, end some sre
gathering their oats. Potatoes are being
I duo "a Ilrk are very fine