The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09
MANCHESTER.

Read the charge Of Judge Veazey to
the grand jury in relation to the new tax
law.
M II. Wooster, Jr. assumes his du ties
at the Grand Union Hotel Saratoga, this
week.
Mrs. II. G. Clark OF Brattleboro is
spending few days with her parents in
this village.
The barber shop in the court house
has new occupant, first class barber he
is too if We are any judge.
Wood is very scarce in this village and
we presume hundred cords could be dis
posed Of in two hours at good price.
j. i. Felt, OF this place, has engaged
for the coming year as general secretary
of the Y. NJ. G. A. Of Ogdcnsburgh, n Y.
There was slight frost Monday
night In some localities it was severe
and did considerable damage to early
crops.
Charlie Gray came home with a wife,
Monday, rather unexpectedly to most
people They will remain in town until
Saturday.
Commodore Mutt, the dwarf, died
recently and We have noticed in several
exchanges that he is called native Of
Manchester, Vt. Manchester n. H., was
his birth place.
Some one had the kindness the other
day to take our milk mans purse contain
ing about seventeen dollars from his wagon
during his temporary absence, John says
If the fellow needs it more than he does he
ia willing to divide, but considers il
shabby trick to take the whole.
Mrs, G. A. Barrus has sold her resi-.
dence in Cleveland and her many friends
here hope she will come to the conclusion
that Manchester is little nearer paradise
than any other place ON earth, netwith.
standing our envious neighbors have in
duced some one to christen their locality
Saints Rest
The inside repairs Of the church are
completed except decorating and tho
question now il whether it is the bsst way
TO raise five hundred dollars more aud have
Il nicely frescoed and the outside painted
over, or 10 leave it with a simple tint on
the inside and let the outside go implanted
Tor the the present.
Among the lawyers outside OF the
county in attendance upon court we notice
Col. A. f. Walker and Joel G. Baker OF
Rutland, Hon Daniel Roberts OF Burling.
ton, Hon. J. L. Martin Of Londonderry,
Hon. T.. l.. Waterman Of Jamaica, G. N.
Davenport Of Brattleboro. III. w. Brigham,
aud J. \. Xix Of Sadwoga and o. Z.
Butieriield Of Wilmington.
The adiuiant Of Post Skinner writes a
letter TO the Herald aud 5tobe complaining
bitterly Of the treatment the post has re-
eeiyed al the hands OF the citizens Of Man
chester. As far as we understand the sit
nation the Pos, has not been very badly
used and the ouly dcrogatory remarks con-
corning il we have heard were made by old
some Of them former members Of
the Post
FACTORY rosT.
-Howe's block is Icing painted.
IS. L. Thayer has been making i'm.
prosements in the inside Of his hotel
The Troy Sunday Bmi,et la. quite
sale in this village. II contains Factory
Point locals Zach week
Two aged and esiimable ladies have re-
Gently died in this place. Mrs Rath Jane.
son and Mrs. Elec,a French.
-. @. Martin has moved his Law Office
from the club rooms 10 tho room lately
by DR.. LOOMS, In the same build
ing
Mr. CLARK J. Waite our genial drugeis,
whose marriage was mentioned in recent
issue u The JorNAL arrived home with
has bride las, Friday.