The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-06

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New YORK Mr. Roland and wife. Albany.
Arlington House, a. Bartlett, Proprietor.
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imore, Hiram HYDE. IT. Chicago; Mr.
Wh'pplc and lady, North Adams Mr.
Hal aud lady, Geo Hal, Sir Weed sud
lady, three Misses Weed, Troy; Mr. s.
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New YORK; J / Austin, S-chaghucokc;
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kea aud brother, New York; Chas Nc
Murray, Cambridge; il Burdett, New
York. Those stopping at other places Ia
towns l. T. Slater and lady and two
children, New York; J c Griswold,
Whitehall, a II Griswold, Whitehall;
Thos Hyde, New Haven; II Thompson,
Charlesgoni II Madison, Rome; DR. r
Duboise, roughkeepsie; Miss sanford,
Flushing; Mrs q II Holden aud two
children, Saratoga; II + Dedrick and
lady, Brooklyn.
SYNDICATE.
The return of summer brings to this
town many OF the friends OF the residents
here, aud those VINO wish to enjoy a quiet
rest, aud also the pure air and son
spring water for which this town is not.
cd. Among those who have visited US
this season are Rev. Harvey Kitehell, D..
d., late President Of Middlebury College
aud wife, who were the guests OF w, Il.
Iioyt, Esq. Mr.. kitchell was returning
frois California, where he has been stay
ing some time. Miss Mary A, lloyt has
also returned from Tennessee to spend
her vacation at her home here. Her
many friends are glad to see her here
again. We understand Miss lloyt returns
again In September to the ''sunny south"
where she is highly spoken Of as a teach
en-,
We understand there will be the
annual sixteenth Of August dancing party
given at Benefits Hall, in West Sand
gate, on Thursday evening, the goth inst.
Burt's Cotilliou Band viii furnish the
music, aud It is anticipated that this will
be oue OF the pleasautest parties ever Civ
en- ia this hall.
Two gentlemen from New York
state are e~ndeayoring to purchase the
store Of X. NJ. proyan, Esq, and it is
said there is a probability that the store
aud house so long occupied by Mr.. Pro.
van, viii go into other hands. Mr.. p.
has been very successful III business here,
and the citizens of this place will lose a
good man if he leaves the town.
The frequent heavy rains has delayed
haying and harvesting very much.
BENNINGTON CENTER.
The observatory on the summit of
Mt. Anthony will be ready for visitors
on Monday, Aug. 3rd; and in addition
to it the dining floors, swings and croquet
grounds. | have built a platform and
promenade upon the north brow of the
mountain. The carriage road is in good
order, and | have made arrangements
with our livery stable keepers to carry
passengers from aud return to the depot
for ono dollar IN numbers not less than
four. Refreshments, hay and grain for
horses and stabling. In the New York
Observer, DR.. Prime says: CATER Wis
iting the White Mountains, the Catskill
and many others aud comparing their
prospects | am quite willing to give this
certificate of superiority to Mt. Anthony
over them ALL"
GEo. W. ROBINSON.
NEW LEBANON, N. Y.
The attendants of the Presbyterian
and Congregational Church in this vii.
lage enjoyed a rich treat in listening, a
few Sabbaths ago, to Rev. Chas. Everest
Of the Puritan Church, brooklyn. The
evening service was conducted on the
plan OF the Puritan Church, viz: \
theme on 'The Seasons" the topic for
this occasion being SUMMED The con-
gregation united with the choir in sing.
Ing very beautiful aud appropriate hymns
Of praise. The people Of this society
have fortunately secured a pleasing and
efficient pastor, Rev. Mr.. Mclean, and
we hope the church may be much bene-
fitted aud the number of communicate
rapidly increase. The organist, Miss
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