The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-18

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-Four car laads oi e1eursiauisgs.
satarsh.HE gver tive Auudfca in all took
passage i5r North Adams GA saturday
Tic day was ase sud ihe side tbIthtr
uas ENJOYED by alE On arriving AZ the
Fl $50 most 81 she party repaired 20 che
Arnold Home where quarters bad beeu
provided ana where "a early dinner was
pr.caff8 The sppea,es 81 thc guests
As1 been shRrptucd b. ahs l0ag ride. aud
ample justice was done the dinner, which
wBs served ln = style tbst proved ihe
F. Araela House 8 frsi-slAss botta After
dinner most Of the party awaited them
selves 81 tie teams provided by Mr.
f.agg, the livery man. aud visited the
f fam0us H9osae tunnel and ether piancs Of
interest. Very many Of the party also
visited M SIMPSONS shoe mauuiacgofy
u see me Chinese a. their lsbors, aud
+ tbe pgiut works aud other factories, The
streets were dry aud dusty, the water
I works having failed aud 20 street sPrink-
iers out; nevertheless this busy little
town gave us a very good impression.
/ just - Tie visitors were aboard the train
] 20 relnfn, there came 1ue shower which
( settled the dust aud cooled the air. The
party arrived home about s o'clock very
I well pleased with their trip to North
/ Adams. We were under obligations to
/ Nr Geo. Willard, the proprietors Of the
/ Arnold House, Mr. Angel Of the Hoosac
/ Valley Aetes, aud many Others for cour-
/ tcsies shown and for their efforts to make
our stay pleasant With two or three
exceptions, those who joined 10 the ex-
cursion were remarkably quiet and well
behaved, aud If the parties who sold tick
cts had been sufficiently careful there
would have been no exceptions.
FACToRT POINT.
MIR. Bailey aud Mr.. Harrington have
commenced their oyster trade again.
\ Read their advertisement
There was not large attendance at
the first bop OF the season at the Colbun
House Thursday night OF last week, but
those who did 20 report splendid time.
Prof. Farbor's orchestra did not furnish
the music, as Prof. Farber had the offer
OF situation as leader OF a large orches-
ira IN New York, aud was compelled to
return to the city; but Doring's band Of
Troy was sccared aud furnished very fine
music,
FAST DORSET.
We have received a communication
in the road matter, mentioned in the
JOURNAL last week, which, on account OF
lie length and the lateness Of the hour
when received, we are compelled to defer
until next week. 1t will keep.
RUPERT.
Geo. Hopkins, while on visit to
relatives at Bellows Falls, few days
since, was kicked on the knee by young
horse, causing a serious wound. II is
feared that amputation will be necessary.
EAST wALIINGFoRp.
Uncle 10. IIaskall, "a years old, was
leading Ad. Warner, the blind man, from
Tarballsville around the streets here and
Showing" him the town, one day lately.
The water in some of our best
springs is getting very low, and that
makes the owners call for more rain.
Mrs. Deacon Allen lost her pocket
book at Rutland fair time, containing
from 81 to 81 and a note for $3.50.
Cold weather is right on hand for us,
and it has made some very good com
mencemeuts for the time of year.
SYNDICATE.
The annual celebration and picnic of
the West SYNDICATE aud Camden Valley
Sunday schools took place on Wednes-
day, the 10th inst, on the grounds of
Mr. William Gray, in Camden, near the
State line There was a large attendance
on this occasion, and addresses were de-
liyered by Rev. Mr.. Wood, Mr. Teller,
A. d. Kent, Esq, and also by clergymen
from Shushan. The tables were well
supplied with food for those who wished,
and all seemed well pleased with the en-
terlanment. Martial music was furnish.
cd by Messrs. Bentley and Carey of Ar
lington. Our "west-sidc" friends have
SCI an example Il would be well If the
other part Of the town would follow, in
thi. matter Of sustaining a Sunday school
and celebrating annually.
... ARLINGTON.
The first frost Of the season on sun
day night, but little damage was done,
however. The chilly nights have driven
most Of oar city visitors homeward, and
We shall soon resume our usual quiet for
4 the winter
We noticed train of new coal and
/ bay ears leaving the works Of The Ar
hing Car Manufacturing Company on
/ Monday, These works are now driven
to their utmost capacity. The foundation
ola new building for finishing aud paint
/ ing cars has just been laid, aud will be
I finished for use during the coming fall
Some fifty OF our citizens went to
/ North Adams on saturday last and re.
turned on the evening train. The day
was pleasant, accommodations ample and
all enjoyed themselves hugely, while alb