The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14

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ape Cd. ssoqassily alladlug 70 ihe 90
Sag. knd to tsae sames i 80 osuspieanus.
u barx. Mr. MARTA siasea with pder.
Sax TIRES cheers for iiafss AID Whee ier
Wbieh sers gwen vita = splfi and 4
YIN anussai ,even upon such an occasion.
J. G. Martin, u ms uofia village, being
called upon replied wib a tpirsed
speech u 6fsseu minutes. VERY esmpH.
asasAry 20 tbe Republicans 10 ihe p7dd-
ca gcc9fd lbey bad made ioF Vermont
Al she conclusion q The speaking i be-.
iag Ascrrtained thal J l. Martin. our
sswly elected Representative bad gene 60
bic efiee, Il was proposed to visi' him
procession Was formed, aud under the
Rai VI tho band, marched 70 BIZ afhoe.
Alter The baud had erased 10 play, ar
Marin came out, aBd Aficr very pleas
sauy abiding 70 tie matter 81 sereuAdes
a. being handed down from I'VE oldeu
Zines training days And thanking BIZ
friends for the visit. be invited ali
hsods" 10 and they went 10 and enjayed
: good tune 20, soon 70 be forgotten.
ARLINGTON.
Col. II. ) Hard hss boen appointed
receiver for The Car Manufacturing O..
aud The works are again running TO close
out TIE work on hand. Miliimore has
seyera men al work periecling bis pat
cot
Daddy Post, 10 response to numerous
requests, will again bring ont the wal
drama, The Loyal Monntsineers, AZ
the Town Halt, Tuesday aud Wednesday
evenings, Sept. 70 aud s7th. The cas-, ol
characters will be very nearly the same
a. before. The music will be furnished
BY au orchestra under the direction Of
Prof Menett Of Albany. There viii be
a bop after the performance, Wednesday
evening No Que should fail to attend nj
least one evening, aud it will pay TO be
present At both Il was well presented
last tpring aud very highly spoken Of b.
All who attended, the "bcysn are deter
mined 10 DO better this time, aud they dc
save crowded houses. The weather and
bad travelling kept many away, before.
They can all 60 this time.
sAsDGATE.
The following justice ticket was VIC
torious at the recent election VIM Tuf-
ner, Levi Peck. w. b. Randall,
w. II. lioyt, c. Il. Woodward Tie
vote on the state ticker was 81 for Fair
banks, snd II for Bingham. For Seua.
tors: 4. I. llurd had li6, Sias Mason
81, J Il, Iioughton lG, and J. II Guild
Is. For members OF congress: Child.
had Ga, aud Joyce l6.
Our centennial picnic was held on the
grounds near the church on Saturday, the
OH inst, aud the occasion drew together
large number OF people, quite num-
Der coming from the adjoining towns,
Three long tables were erected and were
sooa well filled with substantial aud nice
" prepared edibles, and we can assure
oar oul-oi-town friends, who have never
attended a picnic IN this town, that the
people here are not easily out done in
matters OF this kind, Although the table,
were pretty well cleared before the pc :
pie were all provided for, still all
seemed well satisfied. After the inner
man had been supplied the audience as
sembled IN front OF the church aud short
addresses were made by Deacon Merritt
Hucd, Rsv. Mr.. Groat, A. ID. kent aud
O.. j Hurd. Want of space will prevent
our giving a report Of the remarks made
but they were well received, as they were
chiefly complimentary to the people o.
Vermont, and TO their success in life
wherever they may locate. The music
for the occasion was furnished by The
Bentleyband aud these gentlemen are en-
titled to the thanks of the people of this
Town tor giving them so much gooC
music free of expense. The threatenil I
storm rather shortened the closing exer
cises, but we think those present gener
ally had good time at the centennial
picnic.
Mics Julia Martin, OF California, for.
merry Of SALISBURY and the teacher of 3
select school 10 this town a few year,
since, is staying here few days. Mis-
NJ. is much pleased with her new BON,
/ in the Golden state.
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