The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-30

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The charter Of Ola AdonlrSm Lodge,
p A a. NJ, which was granted in Isis
i siil preserved TIE Lodge met IN
room Is lie Ga Roberts house aud she
i5llow lex were the charter members, on.
ly one Of whom, EliphAl let FArwell, IS
Uos AFlug Grove Moore, John Under
hiHI Isorsiu Dean, EliphaIel Farwsll,
William Un5cThill, lsasc Fsrwel, VIII
liam MariiBdale. Lyman BuTlingame,
William Farnsworih, Richard Barton,
Asaht Smith, Joseph Leach, Levi East
msu, Abel Hedge, Joseph Carts, Deliy-
ereuee ilaskius, Pratt CARTS, Asa That
cher Samuel Purdy, Abram Underhiii,
Consider Hanks, Caleb Bostwiek, Samuel
Parsons, Humphrey Clifford, NJ. Roberts,
G. Roberts and G. a. lockwood. Grove
Moore was first master, John Inderhil
iirst senior warden aud Lorain Dean
hrsi junior warden. Ex Gov. Sergeant
was one Of The first members admitted At.
iCr is organization.
-Ex-Mayor Nickbam, o. New York,
has assumed new role, that Of horse
jockey, or, as tha Ffcnchmen say, swap
dc bossn lie TOOK away Dir. Wiekham's
old horse aud carriage. which have served
the good nau s. long and faithfully, and
left 10 their place a much younger steed
aud nice easy carriage. Probably the
Mayor is considerably out OF pocket by
the operation, but be was amply repaid
il he saw the quick, boyish step with
which the venerable doctor fastened 70
tell bis wife OF the agreeable surprise.
We hope to see them live to enjoy their
new acquisition mauy year.
Albert 7. Bowen, young man that /
works for James w Bowen, shot hawk /
August 23J that measured from tip to tip |
Of It's wings | feet ] ~ inches, weighing |
l.2 pounds, This hawk has caught any
number OF turkeys, chickens and ducks,
aud have been after him all simmer
with guns aud traps, and have been an
successful ill nov Alber's mother was
sister to Col. Bentley, which is giyen as
the reason why he Bit so nicely.
One OF the recognized beauties Of /
Manchester Is the admirable croqnet /
ground offered by the smooth, shady /
lawns on both sides Of the street. Here /
our Summer guests find ample room for
open air exercise while INDUCING 10 this
iayorlte amusement, and here for years
have been located large number of Gro 1
qaet sets which have been put down at
the commencement Of the season and re-
NAMED unmoes,ed until its close. This 4
season, however, we have heard some I
complaint that the wickets have been
pulled up and carried away. OF course
this is very annoying TO the people who
own the set aud have paid for the privi-
lege OF locating il on the green. This is
not on account Of the value OF the wick
cts so much as the petty meanness Of the
act. Last Sunday night there were
some stolen in this way. We wish TO in
form our citizens that If anything OF the
kind is done again the person who aids
In exposing the thief will be amply re-
warded, aud the person who commits
the depreciation will be prosecuted TO
the extent Of the law.
bennington County Union, /, o. OF
q, r., will meet with Grant Lodge, No.
ioi At Factory Point, Wednesday, Sept.
II, isI7. The following is the pro-
gramme;
1880 \. N.
I Opening exercises.
3. Calling The roll ofofllcars
g. Reading the minutes Of last meeting.
{ Appointment, OF committees
. Report Of committee on credentials
Adjournment Tor dinner
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g. Report Of district deputy.
z Report Of Lodges
$ Discussions in regard to the prospect
ty Or adversely Of The Lodges al re-
ported
3. Miscellaneous business.
10. Good Of the Order.
II Report Of committee Oh resolutions
aud action thereon
1850 n. NJ
Pablo, All are invited. The exercises
will be opened by singing, after which
there will be a short season for devotion.
al exercises. The remainder Of the even
Ing will be occupied by short addresses,
Rotations aud music suitable for the oc.
casion. Please forward credentials to
NJ. + Gleason, secretary, Dorset Per
order committee
--The gentlemen u lnlsnrn mhn are