The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

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psse Gny speeakl iEPorsAnue upon Gnt
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lsts peafs hfrt fstHzsA msFf aud more
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te fsF3a tss taeass 81 al easaAso3.
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sd bare keen nass wonderfully i'm.
dressed By sbs Improvements whieh have
aeta uads ihfoushepl he iown, BAT
srfisaiars 10 ard sboss the viIisEe. Il
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icts b. au3sraks % describe i. I masi
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soedcr j. j. ibronged BY ~ gpie y b. De.
sire 10 esespe from the heAs sna nolse
sd bssas 81 llss great city. The shsa6s
lfom ne QUE 10 ths other = iikea transla.
,.au Bat, Nj Editor, ~itlont Gadihg
any fault sits ahst seemed 70 . oompu'
alive stranger al Bat isall<s, ! eoald
got bs' nk wyteil wby . was lks, ~ :
stree, q such mAtchlrss beauty aud A.
trseilrfnsss sone u Hte residences bad
ieHees 10 front Of them snd around lht
sides sod oglars bal not. WAY sthh!
Il Que residence needs fences, why not
all And il tie residences are improved
m4de sliii more attractive without fences
Why "a Aag kSap lieu np IA MAJ ~
tbeg 4 ne az Wat 10 Ihcg icece bsis
To me every iencc ~ tire fnsiI stree,
seemed Oh, Of place aud certainly marred
tbe general beauty Perhaps Il / bad
besp.al To- Epensso Fal dag pp ' nice
ispgs should look At he matter in 4
different lighs. and JET J doa'l see exactly
Why ibis should make any diilerepoe II
Il becomes useless sud rather mare than
Increases Tie beauty Of the place, Why
not take II down? Bat fences or M
fences, have never seen 90 attractive q
village D.
NJ, 5. Bates, formerly for several
years . teacher la Burr and Barton Sem
inaty, died very suddenly, Tuesday
mernIng al ten o'cIcck. He hss been in
poor health for toinc time, bnt was sup
posed TO be recovering aud rode thsl
morning lo this village aud Factory
Point. Ga returning home he complain
ed Of feeling badly aud a physician was
summoned, but Ia ten minutes be was
dead The imnedisle cause Of his death
is supposed to have been paralysis OF the
heart
The following letters remain uncslled
tor ia the posi-oflice in this village: Rev
Brady +, Backns, A. r. Biackmer, Moses
Boiyefre, a. y. Flsgg, Mrs. Monson
Goodyear, Goseppo Gioscia, Mrs. Gore
zaga, T. Hayes, Mrs. L. A. Lincoln,
james O Lavake, Rev. X. M. Morse,
Mrs Frances 5. Norton, Geo. + Odbert,
Stephen Porter, Miss Elizabeth c. Phelps,
Herbert y. Ryder, ID. w Sheldon, Miss
Mary II, Vaughn, John Tobin, Miss
MytA Webster.
The entertainment Of the Dorset
Dramatic Company At Music Hall, We'd
ussdsy evening, drew good house, and
the audience seemed to be highly enter
tanned. The children appeared finely in
their piece, and the drama hDown by the
Sea, was very well rendered Misses
Hatch, Sheldon and Holey, and Capt,
Dunton were especially happy in their
persoualions. The Equinox House mu-
sieians enlivened the occasion with some
OF their choice selections. Below we give
the programme of the evening:
OUR NEW PINAFORE,
Bobby Shaitoe, or the Lsss that Loved 3
Sailor. sHHk
CHARACTERS. tB5sI
Bobby Sbsnoe, Master Sam Dunton
Herbert, Harry Sheldon
Marie, Miss Fanny Holley
Lizette, +" Matte Hatch
Friends, Comrades aud Peasants.
"DOWN BY THE SEA"
CHARACTERS.
AbDer Raymond, Mr.. Fred Holley
John Gale, Mr.. j. NJ. Hubert
March Gale, w. r. Dunton
September Gale, g s. +. Holey
Capt. Dandciiou, Mr.. George Sheldon
John Grapeau, Albert Chapman
hrs. John Gale, Miss Lizzie Hatch
Kitty Gale, Miss Hattie Sheldon
Kate Raymond I" Carrie Holley
FACTORY POINT.
Miss Mary Lugene has received a
new stock Of fall millinery goods.
Estsbrook receives fresh peaches
from New York three times each week
which be sells for canning at o. % per
crate Order soon, a. the season will be
over shortly.
-Forepaugh's Circus and Meuagerie
t.a. A