The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-30
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rviss 81 1t. JONAS Church as I p. m,
Sunday, Oct. Sd.
GATES Il. Barnard, Eco, Of Troy, an
"a time resident OF this place, paid bis
"a home abort Walt this week.
we learn ,ha, Capt. s. Il. Barnhan,
Mach eater boy IL about 70 assume
- che ekered existence Incident to mar
ed life, hIs bride being Rutland lady.
Ia friends here wish them much Joy.
The eclipse Wednesday morning was
sai--a total failnre--this side Of The
ouds, though II might have been As adj
srtised on The other. All that could be
en was an unusual gloom or darkness
about The sixth hour.
--Most OF the horses In this section OF
- country are affected with disIemper
miiar TO the famous "eplEootic" OF two
BARS ago, but much mIlder In form. Al
ttIs extra care aud attention is ell that
necessary TO prevent evil effects from
John BATHS has started bis cider mill
a the old BurrItt place, where he will
pleased 10 receive customers aud will
~ 10 arrange IL 90 that people from q
issAace can draw their cider home when
Asy bring their apples. Tho Barrits
kiIl assist him and good article can be
xpscasd.
The forests are beginning 10 show
,hs rare handlwork OF Jack Frost In
pother week We shall see colors on every
and which art can never successfully
initiate. Nothing can exceed the beauty
u the fanersi dress Of our northern
forests, and there 10 nothing about II
luggestIvs OF death and decay. fit
sald only last, but 1t is too beautiful.
We cav ; great many people At the
ireas Tuesday Who arc owing us for one
br more years subscription to the JOIN.
HkL aud some Of whom hnd 1t difficult 10
procure money TO pay their bills. But
hsn The clrcas don't eome only once a
gear and 1t must be attended II other
bills are neglected. We might cay some
thing which would "point . moral or
I'd eFn tale" but refrain.
Music loving people should not for
get The four days convention here, be-
glazing Monday evening, Oct. lib.
Prof. Misixke aud The officers OF the as
soclstoH viii take all possible pains TO
make II Q success, and the officers In the
several towns shouid make every effort
10 get the singers interested la II. Re.
aara checks on the railroads will be Civ
en- shoss Who attend from abroad. All
wishing entertainment In private families
sADald notify one Of the directors, 90
sAas proper arrangements can be made.
8 The arsl meeting Of the society was 9
saecess bat We hope and expect the CON-
lag Convention will far exeecd Il IN aum.
5 era and interest. A good array OF sale
a, ssl has beeR secured. Below we give
ths oflcers Of the association:
PRESIDENT.
HI. Shaw.
VICE rRKKIDENTs.
JoAa v. Hall, Bennington.
H.T. Gu. hmAn, North Bennington.
George So eft, SOuth shaftsbarY,
W. Holden, Sd, Arlington.
D. W. ssiEos d, Ess. Arlington.
Charles Back, ID. West Arlington.
W. d. Barton, Manchester.
W. II. BeoedIet, Factory Point.
W. A. Adams.
c. D. Keat. DORSET.
II. L. DuRning. Dorset.
j. L. Bstchslder, East Dorset.
ID. L. Ksns, /"
CAasis CongdOn. Dasby.
q. Gnfalh.
Rsv. DR.. LAmbsrt, Rupsrt.
Fsystia Hopkins, West Rupert.
J. nllliard. Walilngford.
Heary Soblss. Tlsmoa,h.
j. n. Baxter. Ratlaad-
AZ. Wslksf, I"
Y. A. AcFss, /"
George q. Dsy,
A. "a. Cebh,
W. q. Fllmo<s, West Ratlaad.
c. BlasekKFd,
R4s. JoAn Y. AEksns PAElst.
O. r. slnopdas Feru.
DIRECTORS.
rsss. swin. W. b. Burtou, Geo.
Ewin.
d. <. slmoada. Seo,. and Treas.