The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-08

Tie members sl the FAaias Eag.us
Co., Ne. d. are Ftquesisa 10 uaee, a thsif
saglns boass Ter Praeties Saturday, Aus
10Th, 81 { o'eloek
b. order q Foftmta.
TIE mary frien8s q Mr.. Hsary
DsscA vlll e glad 10 learn that shs Aas
- Tar recovered from Der recent serious
illness tha, slse hss been able 70 ooEae 10
this place, where sbe i viaung hCr par.
cats. Nj ssd Hn. Robert Baekley
The boys FORMED procession add
wen, 70 ,bs dsp9, 10 meet tbs ondswAs
% their rciarn from RalAnd, saturday
evening The victorious eiab wss escort.
"a 10 E,labro5kE, who did The generous
ttipg IN treating them ~ 70 > dish q zee
cream
The following item from the VII
Hamstown correspondence Of the Troy
Timg vii be Of interest here, where Mr
Angell II one time resided "a few
weeks since John Augel proprietor Of
The Kellogg house, bought s thorough
bred Kentucky racer lie daughter
Stella, Il years Of age, ordered the borse
up yesterday for a saddle ride, and
tbouEhtlcs.ly told The groom 20 leave %
the mariiBgale. No sooner aid the horse
feel The straight pull 90 the biz than be
Started ike fash, Running 10 the III.
rection Of MooIys bridge Miss Angelrs
fathcr. who had started ahead With a
party 81 friends In carriage, SAYS the
horse coming, sud called 10 the daughter
TO rein the animal into the fence. She
did 50, but the sudden stop threw Der 10
the ground, injurlpg Der terribly. Her
sense Of hearing il gone, her eyesight
probably ruined, aud Der face dislgured
for life " Later: "Miss Stella Angel,
daughter Of John s Angel, WHO WAS
thrown from her horse and seriously in
jured last week, I, recovering The re-
suite Of her injuries will not be so bad as
at first feared Her eyesigbt aud hearing
are not permanently injured; neither Is
she dishgured Tor life p Times.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Luther Wade sends us y specimen Of
herds grass over 6 feet long. Who can
beat thaly
III w Lawrence was delegate to the
Democratic District convention held at
Rutland, Aug 6.
IS. w. Bourn's new house isprogress-
ing finely, and wbes finished II will be
one OF the finest IN the village.
DIR. S. S. Clemmons is gathering ma.
terisl aud making preparations for pat
ting up large house this autumn, in this
place.
Levi Pond is moving f. NJ. Pratps
lumber she'd to the lot north on Black
mer's avenue. 1t will be used as store
house for the new brick store.
With regard to what your Factory
Point quill driver gets Off in his last,
we say as did the boy when the jackass
kicked him over, eve consider who il
comes from.
The remains OF Mrs, Newton Utley
were inferred at Manchester cemetery,
Aug. 4th. The funeral services were
held at the residence of Mr.. George Utley,
Rev r. S. Pratt officiating.
Mn. EDITOR: We wish to express,
through your columns, our sincere thanks
to the neighbors and friends for their aid
aud kindness during the sickness and
death Of our daughter, Mrs. NJ. N. utley,
Long shall IL be remembered as debt
we owe.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Gro. w. UTLEY.
The excursion to Saratoga will be
Saturday the 10th. The train will leave
this station at 6:45 a. m, returning at
about o'clock in the evening. Fare 81
70 for the round trip. We understand
there will be horse trotting there on that
day which will make it interesting to
horsemen who intend to make the excur-
sion.
We think we have evidence to prove
our innocence of the crime laid to our
charge, in that Elder Pelkins says che
has seen that fellar and he is fourteen axe
helves high and stands little coming,'
and he says he wasn't trying to steal the
hen-roost but was looking for the jug that
that he and your Factory Point cores
pondent went in "snux" on.
Nit EDToR:-T wish, through your
columns, to tender my heartfelt thanks
to the people Of Manchester for their kind.
ness and sympathy during my heavy
bereavement, and when their hearts are
sad with burdens seemingly TOO great to
bear by the loss ola loved one, may they
find kind aud sympathizing friends as
have done. NJ. N UTLEr.
DORSET