The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-01
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MANCHESTER.
Our thanks are doe our Member OF
Congress, Col. c. H. Joyce, for the Con-
grcssIoual Record.
j, c. Dean, ~ Factory Point, Is EN-
ployed as clerk for Conc 4 Burton dur.
Ing the absence Of Mr.. Burton 10 the
West
We have received from ID. II. Beau.
man Two specimens Of splendid winter
wheat raised In southern Illinois.
REV, Mr. Smith. ngrn, Of The Yer.
mont Domestic Missionary Society,
preached al the Congregational church
last Sanday,
Capt. Manson Is performing good
work on the highway, by newly gravel
Ing the road through the village. We
now have "lroiling course" In front Of
our own doors.
Mrs. stockwell, milliner and dress.
maker, has new advertisement.
The Harlem Extensions new man.
agemenl hope TO restore the day mail and
express train from Bennington to Chat
BAN, n. Y, next week
-Clemen, II Cone recently returned
FROM bis trip to Europe very well salts
fed with It, since Il improved his health
and afforded him great deal Of pleasure,
The President has appointed the 29th
day Of November as a day Of public
Thanksgiving aud prayer. II is expect
cd that all the States will observe II on
that day,
SEQ. q. Barton thinks that wheat
pays better than any other crop. He
raised 81 bushels Of splendid wheat from
IL bushels sowing on about Que acre Of
ground, OF course the land was 10 good
condition.
People who are troubled with ehron.
ic complaints, or diseases OF the throat,or
lungs will remember that DIR. Trull, per.
manenlly located ia this place, makes a
specially Of this class Of diseases.
Warm, pleasant weather has not en-.
tirely iefi us, but occasionally cold,
stormy day makes some Of our people
think Of Florida. Oh for the wings OF a
goosc, and We would all go
Don't forget the Teachers lnstit ute
which Il 10 be held ia this village, com.
meneing this Thursday evening and clos
Ing Saturday afternoon. The meetings
will probably be beld 10 the Court house,
aud tho attendance OF teachers aud
friends ofedncalion generally is solicited.
Ladies DESTROYS Of purchasing closks
will do well to leave their orders with l..
&. Orva. lie has, we are told, given
perfect satisfaction ss TO style, quality
aud price OF those he has already fur.
nlshed, Cloaks may be ordered on sp.
probaslon and returned II not what is
wanted, without extia charge.
Oar townsman, Geo. W. Bennett, is
engaged frescolng the office aud other
rooms Of the new Dates bonse, il Rut-
laHd, The Herald speaks IN high term.
Of ibe msnner 10 which II il being done.
Mr. Bennclps time Is 81 taken up 10 this
business, principally 10 ifescoing and
decorating churches. 10 which work hc
IL not often eHcelied
--T'beo. swin Lss recently been 10
New York purchasing a large stock Of
fall add winter goods for Conc a Barton,
aud 30 person 10 ,his vicinity can make
better selection than Mr. swim. They
were purchased al The lowest market
prices and will be sold cheap Cone &
baFton have very zoe assortment o.
goods Of al Kinds, partial Iisi Of which
may Be found 10 our advertising columns
We woald advise al our readers whS
have children from foar 10 iiileen year.
OF age to subscribe Tor The Wide Awake
pablished Ia BOSTON. II i fan Of charm
lag stories, sketches aud poems from lh'
beet writers for children ID tic country
and IL beautifully illustrated We know
irom experience thai II Is The most pleas
lag and Instructive magazine for chisarst
10 America, aud The price Is only tvs
dollars. Monsg ieA Al thia 0ilso viii b,
forwarded without expense and al on
rick.
Arthur /, Deyelia vii ieciare 81 ID
Court noasc 10 this village next sa,ar
day sFsalag g - o'clock. His sab
iec1 viii be tie RomSa Catholic ehuFehe
10 rsislion 70 elvi. liberty and She pabii
selo0Af la tAis eoualrY. Mr. DsveIlI
was formerly ltemsa Catholic sa3 Is
tHpeFaenoed Considerable opposition irou
hal eleEaeai while lseiufihg in tbs elite.