The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12


vefmos,. failed 10 discover ths vberc
sbous. 81 The fasd.. - osee more L.
Hius gee free
bExNm0ruk
--Cbsssauu and stomach aches are ia
order
-Bpdierds "beae6t rcading7 vas
an - 3, able saaiT. and nstled lke pre-
lessor a nsa, sum
The magazine and jrwslry advertised
~ ; n. Bssles are just The hing AID
yon siIl gain mncb By making The par
chase
The Gates Hou-e is kept Ia hrst.class
style aud il one Of The most popular
resafts 10 town. When you visit Ben.
0iHgtsu lry IL
Trade i brisk aud there ia every
pro, pee, Of a rush Of business Ia tie near
failure. Taking testimony ia two i'm.
p9usnl suits Absarbs sll our legal talent
laesidcs two, a X Fowler aud J. W
Bcsbe irom Manchester
-Messrs. Moore 4 Bradford have re-
Gently opened meA. and vegetable mar
kst 10 this yiisge.
Mis- Whitney aud Mrs. Robiusoe
opened . millinery aud fancy good. store
ia The room recently vacated by L. L.
Nichols, 10 Wbitney's block, on Wednes-
day OF this week.
MIR. ilealy The proprietor of Elm Tree
House, i.pulting on an addition, and
oiherwise improving the appearance aud
convenience Of the house.
DIR. Ilbbard Of Boston is delivering
a course Of very interesting and ios,ruc.
tive lectures 10 Library Hall
Nrs. Yanderlip formerly Of Aanebes.
Ter, la. recently opened restaurant snd
boarding hou.e on Main street
III. W. Putnam has recently patented
machine for manufacturing improved
wire fence which promises to make a
revolution 10 fence baildiag where tim.
Der il scarce.
woopFoRD.
0ugh-o-o-o cold!
Shooting wild ducks ca The lake Is q
isvorite pasume.
One veteran democrat in town il
raising beard aud vows that he will not
be shaved until democratic president is
elected If he let's il grow I'll den vi
fear there viii be n modern Esau in our
midst.
The plug hat you wore thirteen years
ago Is the correct figure for these days
The entertainment, Tor the banftii Of /
the L. &. G. came of III The residence Of
the Misses Park, last Saturday evening.
The fine comforter was drawn by
Miss Clara Gurley of'lroy, aud the zee,
teunial bed-quiIt" by Master Berthe
Gleason. There was a july company
present and the occasion was very en-.
jjyable one.
Stove artists have begun their fresco-
lug campaign aud more profane language
than i necessary is used. Spare your
wordsl
The Shaitsbury Dramatic Association
are advertised to give au entertainment
ii the City Hall. Probably the affair
viii wind up with few terpsichoreau
fests.
When the curtains of night are
irawn around the world, how often do
The pictures OF younger days come back
10 the centennial excursiouist who has
bad an abundance OF things not for his
good and cannot fnd bottle OF pain.
killer.
Business, in general, 10 improving,
and there 10 considerable specie af1al.
There are better times not far distant,
and the recent depressiveness in financial
circles will prove TO be beneficial to the
people.
Monday morning the ground was
fozen to depth of two inches. People
arc signing for an 'lnjun summer"
IT. j Mallory and II. b. Cotton are
come for q few days from New York
City.
BERLIN, Ny.
Helen Green, daughter Of Ray Green
Sho had been sick for some time, was
onud dead in bed, early on the morning
4 the Eth
--Thos. A jones was married on tue
4 TO Mss Sophia Parks.
w j. Roche and Ed l.. Cole will,
address the democrats aud liberals, Of
Berlin, on the 18th, inst. Campaign songa
by Capt, Bortle.
--Ex-Sn erv or VIM Il Jones claims
that his tatoe opwill amount to shout
$40 bus .; pf bly, the dnes, lot in
own.