The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02


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sEerY te-sntlas Daz kpows i Jssi a. COED
oonisctss 81 tleelrleiiY Gsd nsariy -
srshg - solsa copper. II i pas Together
BY . peou lar iaiai vhieh removes eli liz
biHiy q "a. cominr spsft. asd besides
80 csnpauy guaraulee aeainsi 81 basiii-
q from damsgs b lisbtnlaE 70 baildiags
protected via II Ter ten yeAn. OWing
10 impsffses rods bAdly pet ~ people
bsgt beoome somewhat preiadiced
against ibs craft. bal We coEsi4er u .
ioollsA prejudice, for Good RODS properly
put up are protection and there u 30
sri q question: Gb5at j..
FAcToEf roNI
-Otgsn grinders arc ripe
a band o. Gypsies passed through
town Oh sandsy.
Bishop Bisstll vii bold services 81
Zion church TuesdAy At II O'CLOCK
Tho slaioc way opposite Barton &
Cos. store Ia being extended up Bonnet
street, an improvement much needed.
Tie members Of FACTORY Point
Lodge, No. s.. !. o. o. r., are requested
10 NEE, 81 Adams bait, Friday evening",
May 8.
-Aiss Mary rsltibone u Missouri,
who has beeu spending Der vacation With
her uncle, Mr.. ID. S. Wilson, has retarn-
ell to Ai. Hoiyoke Seminary.
Our yonug ffiebi, Jsnes II. Bone
steel, who spent last winter in teaching
district school 10 Granville, y. H., 10
about to return there Tor another session.
The opening Of our district school has
necessllAled the removal Of Mr.. Archl-
bAld's select school TO Adams Hall, where
Il viii DO held daring The remainder Of
the term,
Morse bias fitted up room for bis
meat market In the house where be lives
on north street formerly occupied by |. II.
Dench, which be will occupy for that
purpose until he builds new one.
e. Estabrook has added some new
books aud now has between one and two
hundred. Books loaned TO depositors at
Que cent per day, transient, l-2 cents.
lie reports business good Cali aud ex.
anime bis stock.
Albert Boncsleel is bound to beauti.
fy the common by setting out q number
Of shade trees. II some public spirited
fellow ike Albert had done This years
ago we might have had by this time
beautiful little park.
Rev. Mr.. Randall oficialed very &C.
at the Episcopal church last sun
day afternoon. An arrangement has been
made with him so that he will hold servi-
oes In this parish on one Sunday after
noon Of each month
We ATE glad to see the genial face OF
our Old friend, David Phillips, once more
among US. lie Is now driving meat cart
for The firm Of Hubbard a. Hopkins.
dave always tries to do the fair thing
in bargain, SO 1t will do well to give
him good patronage.
Fishing time has come again,
Aud farmers spout and foam,
For up and down the babbling brooks
1he little boys win roam
Ys sporting men with fancy rod
VIII slyly cast the hy,
And pick the trout from out th9 stream
When ye farmer is not nigh.
The Reform Club in this place has
been fully organized aud already has
quite number of names on its list.
Under its auspices DIR. Sesrle, Of Troy,
a very interesting lecture on
Friday evening last, at Adams Hall. He
also spoke on the subject OF temperance
in the Baptist church on Sunday evening.
Or, Searle has been working for the tenn
peranee cause during the past winter aud
a. be speaks Of what he knows from ex-
perience, bis remarks are very Instruct
i've.
MANCHESTER DEPOT,