The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-28

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"A good audience attended tbe Union
fasd bsbeii, II Anas Hall, Monday
evening, the proceeds amounting 70 over
eighty deAara. Tbe playa with east OF
characters were ~ follows;
SPIRIT OF 70,
or the Coming Woman
CHARACTERS;
Tom Carbsry. J. II. whippls
NJ. WigfsI, ID. X. simopds
Wolverins Grimm, Mn. Hemeawy
Mu Badger, Mrs. MSrbury
| YieiorIne, Alss May Woods
''The Judge Mrs. q. w. Bennett
THE TWO PUDDIF0OTs.
cnARAcTKRsi
| Puddiioot, Sen. George Smith
Puddifoot, Jun. Henry $. Allen
| Boxes, ID. X. simopds
! Caroline, Miss May Woods
Mrs. Figsby, Mise Willie Hawley
Peggy, Mrs. George Smith
Both were well received by The audience.
The Equinox House musicians aided the
band 10 furnishing the music which added
| greatly to The Interest OF the occasion.
Mrs. Il. s. Graham OF New York also
favored the audience with song, "The
Angels SercnAde," rendering II IN an ar.
tislic manner which called out prolonged
applause.
FACTORY FONT.
The village school commences next
Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Wait are visit
Ing friends In Orwell
Mrs. Henry ID. Young and sous Of
Erie, Pa, are visiting at her fathers,
Mr.. s u. Young.
Every place has its boss liar, but
Factory Point can claim several who
seem to make il business.
Mrs. Scouton, bird faDcier of this
village, has canary which has laid So
eggs since tho 2nd OF January last.
1T is = soldier instead Of a senator
who is charged with disturbing the do
nestle peace OF young man Ia this
village.
1T is expected that Prof. Easily, the
Well-knowa elocutiouist, viii give one OF
his popular entertainments at Adams
Han At au early day.
There wfil be concert at Adams
Hall on Wednesday evening Of next
week, the proceeds to be used in the pur-
chase Of a bell for the school house.
The uncommon circumstance Of FIVE
Sundays In the month OF February will
occur in the year 1880. Who can com.
pute when such a thing will happen
sssin2
MIR. j. +. BARRIERS two Oldest boys,
Richie and Arthur, have carried on quite
a hsh traffic this summer, having sold
enough trout during the past two months
to come 10 about forty dollars.
-Lsst Friday COW which was being
driven TO the slaughter house of Messrs.
Giddings & Morse took au involuntary
bath 10 the grist mill pcnd, where 1t mar
rowly escaped drowning, and was drag.
ged out by two men who went TO ils aid
In boat.
AN insect nearly as large as hum
mlug.bisd Hew In al the pen window Of
Adam hall during the meeting last
Sunday evening, aud after circling round
aud round made bee line fc,ryour Depot
correspondence head, evidently taking II
lot pile OF underbrush.
"A teu.year-old boy called 1T Schoen.
feld's the other day TO examine some
clothing aud was allowed TO take away .
pair OF pants to show biz father who, he
said, WAS at llArrington's. Beiu, gone
some time Mise Schoenfeld started in pur-
suit, aud not hnding him at fIArrinl ;tou's
they followed him TO South Dorset, ,Rhe
the young scamp had the new pants on
under biz old once.
MANCHESTER DERor.
William Richardson, from HartIald
isvisiting bis sister, Mrs. Alvin Cosbor-
Oar Young friend John Green hAA
gone TO geek bis fortune 10 WATERFOWL,
n. Y.
The Barrilt Bros. are thor oughiy re-
pairing their abtenanted hoase near their
dwelling.
Nearly every member OF Mr.. VIM.
kirkwood's family have bssn hi with
fever the past week.
"A potato weighing lbs- on. is on
exhibition ., the post-ofiloc, grown 10 J.
Z. Blaekmer's garden.
Wonders never cease, Barr a. Marley
are selling The celebrated seIfadfastlng,
bach sctlsg, oiicrimped, peFfumed slipper
for le eeais per pair. Ars. U. S. Graut
wears them.
-Myron Taylor drew recently from
The Iiollisisr quarry to Kent A. Roots
mill, with four horses, block Of marble
weighing l.s tons on 8 wagon weighing
81 tons, mAklng lhs entire load 10 Ia
tons.
"a CAKB;-Ke wish 10 express
through the JouKxAL oar thanks 10 ear
ssigheors iof their asslstAnoe dnFiag The
alekasss and death Of our little ons, and