The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

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Geo. @. Burton is pn,ting mp a now
tenement house.
Miss Helen Black has gone to Brook
i'm for the winter
Mr. aud Mrs, Truman Perkins viii
sFned The winter in Florida
w las annual hegira for Florida will oc
cur in . few days Wish We could all go
Tho morning tram south goes now at
instead q T.i5 aud tho freight mp at
i.l0 Instead Of G.
The weather lust nov. las all the ap.
peAranec II tle Indian summer Of our
fathers II u too good to last long
Parties wishing to subscribe for mag
axines or other periodicals. will save money
In most eases by ordering them through
VA
Raper, and Landgroye Ia this county
were both solid for Garfield and Arthur at
The recent election. not Democratic vote
being cast Ia either town.
John BATHS wishes us to say that he
will not receive any moro apples except
where be has made special arrangements,
until after Nov, 18th and parties who
have cider n bis mill mast take il away at
once.
The fourth and last grand excursion
70 Now York will occur on Monday, the
18th, leaving this station at230 p. NJ.
Fare for the round trip $500 Applica-
tons for slaie-rooms on the boat should
be made at once 10 f. G. White.
Kate Thayer and the Spanish students
drew good house at Music Hall, Monday
evening, Miss Thayer was unable to
sing owing to severe cold, but the enter
tainment was generally satisfactory not.
with standing this omission. The music
81 the students was a pleasing novelty and
the other performances were good.
Rev. Mr. Reed owns dwelling house
ia Dorset which is occupied only por-
ton Of the year During his absence tho
house has bean broken open two OF three
times. Last Monday night C. d. Kent,
passing the house at late hour, saw
ligbs inside and getting some help the
house was surrounded and the burglar
captured, who proved 70 be young mao
about ~ years old, liying near by. We
learn that the prisoner was brought before
aJasiicc Tuesday. aud fined $40. This
Is rather light punishment for States
prison offence,
There was good number out at the
Republican Publication Wednesday eve.
ming n W. Cook acted a. marshal for
The torch light procession. The line was
formed as Factory Point and after going
the roandh Al that village visit was made
10 The street which was brilliantly illumi.
mated With burning tar barrels sc. Many
private residences in this village and the
Point were Illuminated aud Burr 4
BartoH Seminary ~as blaze Of light from
cellar to garei BESIDES long lincs Of
Chinese lanterns oniside We never saw
the venerable building look 80 well before.
Great enthusiasm was manifested all along
the route and il Was a citing clos. to a
brilliant campaign
YacronY poISr
Mr. and Mrs ". II. Fullerton were
called 10 Argyle. n ". last Thursday by
the saddcn death Of Mrs. Pullcrton's I
father
.atfna Sarah barker Who hAS been
Speeding tie summer aith Der aunt. Mrs.
A. @. CiArt. lei, On Monday for Der home
IN Mes York
God wiling, therc viii 10 divine ser.
vice With the Holy Communion ., the
Episcopal chnrsh HeIt SUNDAY afternoon
teginning Al o'clock
There sill be a Unioa service al
Adams Hall nsni sabbath, Nov. i4,h a,
II O'Clock Preaching b. Rev. I. ]. I
CLARK All are e0rdiAliy invited.
--JAs. SAITH, A. old English soldier In.
iot Eaay yeAEs resideai Of this place.
died lAsi Monday after short illness, CIV.
lag ~ AZ snlafg FoNeivesl few years sir.oe.
lie wlll ie nsuea saissel ia this oomsauni.
a.
Tho hight wiad a saturday airhi aud
senaAs dil considerable Anaaee in aiaey.
eat parts Of Abs saun The rAcevav az
ghAnberiain's inlll VAS bioun aopn and
1hs irAaas Of Joseph sloeans rev house
ahs iarnod OF Ia faHnassloa several sest