The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-07-04
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~ Rev X eastman Flsgg will supply
the pulpi, al the Congregational church
next sunday,
C = swell u raising lhe roof TO bis
store aud covering Il With ito Il greatly
improves N appearance.
Mr. John lsham OF Atlanta, Ca,
son Of Or. lshsm, an old time resideu, Of
Manchester Is spending bis vacation 10
town.
a meeting Of the church Is called on
Saturday afternoon Immediately follow
ing the preparatory lecture, TO consider
The subject Of calling a pastor.
"A meeting Of tie Congregational
Society scaled to meet Monday, July slb,
at =. NJ, 70 consider the subiec, Of cali
ing pastor A fall attendance il de-
sired
Mrs. Vanderlip, for many years pro.
prletor Of The yaudcrlip Hotel In this vii.
lsge, bad the misfortune to fan and break
her arm 81 Bennington, one day last
week
"A lad from Albany, stopping here
during The summer has for q pet young
bear, caught In The Western country.
Bruln il only a couple Of months old and
has exhibited no signs Of feroclly.
The thermometer would indicate that
we are having some bot weather, II the
frequent ordinations Of tramps and
other people did not II will drive in
the city people.
Miss EvaJ King received the skinner
prize for the greatest improvement In
scholarship At Bnrr & Burton Seminary
during The past year, aud Miss Jennie
NJ. Pnrdy the skinner prize for the best
essay.
The special train will leave for Rat.
land July 4th as follows Arlington $50
Sunderland s;02, Manchester SIS, Bar
numyllle $3.50, East Dorset s;45, North
Dorset s;Js Relurolng, leave Rutland
att p. m. Fare one way.
There will be an excursion from
Rutland, Clarendon, Walliugford, South
WalIingfori aud Dandy TO the noosac
Tunnel, Saturday, Jnly 6, 1878, provided
enough tickets are sold to gu four cars.
All tickets must BE engsgeh or taken on
or before noon Of JAY q The fare Will
be : % for each person.
lit is expected that picnic excursion
tor this and other towns coming to this
station. through the Iloosac tunnel will
come of Saturday, Jnly 18th. The train
will start At Z q. m, sud arrive on the re-
.uru trip before p m Fare for The
round ,tip sl.8j. There will probably
be large company
The following letters remain uncalled
for 81 The Postoilloe, Manchester, VT;
\. 7. Bloup, Mrs. John Bell, A. Derry,
l.. A. Chandler, +. G. Dow, Ouon l..
IIiwyosek, Monsieur Michael Larives,
II. r. Martin, l.. X Motley, Mary
Martin, y. 5. slorrs, Dr. Thomas Wheat,
samuel Weber
The recent term of court was terror
10 evil doers, and ought TO have a restrain.
ing influence on the lawless portion Of
community. The young man from
Sbaitfbary was sentenced to states prison
for sionlng The cars within four days after
the ofense was committed. An Of The
liquor prosecutions bat Que we're put
over in hopes iha. public sentiment and
the oiloerK Of the court viii not be quite
so hard on them 81 subsequent term.
-Ono q our exchanges Ia reply to a
correspondent who Asks for information
"a 10 Tie best place 10 spend The summer
pots i ihasiy. Coed physicians will tell
you sha. II you have been living among
the mountains y0n should go TO tho ses,
and vice versa. The dlffoalty with IN,
saads Ike yoa Is ihst yoa WAa, rural ate
wIth city conreniuuces. Yoa al expee,
to have elevators 10 take you up lBio trees
wien yea want 10 pick cherries, and you
want 70 50 oul snd shoe, quail Ii Third
AFenne car 10 country YillAge, add thea
yoa wani i 81 fes aleut 81 5 week, and
bail price tor TIE children
w. NJ noyi and Felt, two Of ID,
rsesni graduates Of Barr and Iurot
seHsasgy have been admitted 10 tie 30
coming freshmHn eiass 81 Mdalebnr,
college. We learn tia, they passed
very cge6iiAble examination. A. r. Hard
graduated 10 partial coarss AID doe
noi lntsna 10 eater college !. present
oRing 70 shsenoe iFom iowa We wer,
unable 10 silsnd he exercises 81 ID,
graduating class Ct Barr and nurtos