The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-16
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Ct bsnness early ia October May
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AID took rooms ID the Palace before il
was opebcd Mr. Lelasd. the lessee
received 70 letters fram eastern gea-
tiemca who waited 70 engage rooms
faf lheir iamilies dsrng the wiater Aud
the outlook uas favorable for hAy5ng
Tie uamber increased 10 over loo
famlllcs The center HrAs or court
surrounded BY balconies On each story
~ feet wlde cor promenade. is I stories
high and covered with glass and i
lighted al night BY 52s gas iets. The
Agcbed entrance from the street - the
court il lighted by "a lamps. A baad
u music plays in Il every nlght. flow.
ering shrabbery and tropical plants
sill be placed 10 il in profusiou. part
u these are already ia place The
ding is truly magnificent. At night
uearly every window on the four street
sides is brilliantly Lighted by the
guests am told that nearly all the
rooms IN the house are full. The side
walks all round are paved with marble
slabs about G13 feet. The sidewalk
on Make. Street il II feet wide, on
New Montgomery 5 feet on Stevenson
aud AnnA Streets about 10 feet Car
riages drive night in 10 the center
court and set down OF take up passen
gers, have ample room 10 turn. At
the sides Of the carriage way and to
the west Of il is large space paved
with marble on which are placed 100
or more big arm rocking chairs for the
use Of gentlemen guests aud their
friends Frequently OF an evening
these are all filled and there is room
| for hundreds Of others 10 walk about.
On Saturday evenings the people here
promenade Market. Kearny aud Mont.
gomery Streets by the thousands. and
since the Palace was opened they
enter that aud walk in the court and
corridors listen 70 the music, etc,
/ Gentlemen and ladies take the cars
IRON all parts Of the city to come in
aud have their Saturday night prone
made as above. all dressed in theiI
best. You can readily imagine the
scene at the Palace is an interesting
a most brilliant one. / went down
with friend and we went TO the up
per floor and through the corridors
around the balconies story by story L
the bottom. entered the ladies parlor
which is so feet square. covered will
a carpet wove in one piece, medallion
pattern. At each end of this room
there is another 2Ox50 feet, each con
Meeting with the main room by two
vide arches. A long bay window ex
tends the whole longth Of these rooms
aud projects FIVE feet over the street
| This is directly over the front arch
way entrance
You say il is showing. Good gra
cious it makes me SILVER TO think O
/ IT, About the first Of November we
had fine showers for three nights, ther
week of sunny weather, since thai
we have had showers every night, anC
a few rainy days, which have put the
ground in good order and the farmers
are all busy blowing, sowing whea
aud oats aud other grain, planting
potatoes, ETC., and our markets ar,
daily supplied with green peas, SNAP
beans. celery, tomatoes, strawberries
sweet potatoes. etc, fresh from tht
gardens.