The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-15

Bhapsodie, tRasp.so.die), OPP. 1860 X,
Gilmore's Ban
Tsblesu, These are my Jewels
Tsbleau, Some moro Of my Jewel
Selection -"Faust, Gouno
Tableau, Bills
Tableau, Bliss Distnrbe,
Magic Music,
Selections the Comic Opera o
THE Star Route Thieves by ConklinI
aud Plat
| Whistling. Oracle Hoy
Tsbleau, Queen OF Sheb
Wslthsrs Prize Song, Wagne
Tableau, Hop'
Tableau, Victim Of the Fai
Selections Carmen, Bize
Tableau. Bluebeard aud his wives
Scene from Fancy Dress Party. Children
Gideon's Band.
| FACTORY POINT.
Prepare for the fair
| No person wants ''straw" spelled
backward on the end OF his nose.
Mrs. Albert Bowman who has been
dangerously i'll is now able TO ride out
Quite number from this village are
attending school at Burr aud Burton Sem.
mary.
Miss Mary Lugene has new stock OF
fall millinery goods to which she invites
inspection.
Mrs Charles Roberts was quite badly
bruised by being thrown from buggy
near the toll gate on Tuesday.
John BATHS will start his cider mill
next week TO accommodate those who wish
to work up their early apples.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Swart will be absent from
town over next Sunday, but his pulpit will
be supplied by another person.
---Estabrook is building nm addition to
his block to be used for dining room.
II will DO fitted up in good shape.
james X. Lee the well known carriage
maker is doing some fine work in his line.
We notice ncbby little buggy, that he is
making for the fair. that for style 'takes
the cake" We also noticed splendid
two.seated family carriage that il for sale
This Misses Emile and Helen Bone
steel who have been spending the summer
in New York state, and Miss Stella Bur
CESS who has been visiting relatives in
Cambridge. New York; arrived home on
Saturday,
"A COW belonging to David Kent broke
through the foot path of the bridge in
front OF the Colburn House on Tuesday.
aud was with some difficulty taken from
its dangerous position. That part OF the
bridge has been in an unsafe condition for
some time past and we trust il will now be
put in good repair.
A curious instance OF irand occurred
here on Tuesday. A woman OF good nd.
dress but poorly dressed represented to
different families that she had lately NOV.
ed into town, that she had the care OF sew.
eral grandchildren whose parents were
both dead, that she WAS in need Of both
clothing aud provisions, and in proof OF
her assertions showed letter signed by
Geo. Smith. On being questioned she said
the writer was Geo Smith who has charge
OF the Cemetery and related many things
which showed she had considerable know.
ledge OF the vicinity. The good people OF
this village loaded her down with clothing
and provisions and afterwards made up
bundle and carried TO George Smiths for
her and were surprised 10 find out that he
knew nothing OF any such woman. She is
first class fraud and no doubt has con.
federstes
s.. s. Hill. former resident Of this
WALLACE died suddesly ct Greenwich. n. Y.
last Friday at il Is supposed be committed
suicide. We give the follosing from the
Troy Tme Of Saturday: Sidney =. Hill,
aged e., for three years pas, resident OF
Greenwich. boarding ct the Hamilton
house in that village. Vas found dead in
bed 10 his room ia the hotel at GLIB o'clock
on Friday evening. lie had no, been seen
about the place during the day. and it was
supposed had left town. as he had been
notified by the landlord that unles he
paid bis ball he would lie refused further
accommodation. gentleman Who room.
Ell on the same floor with deceased. in
passing through the hall at the honr
mentioned. had the curiosity 10 open the
door. and discovered tho dead body.
Coroner Millington Of East Grecnwhich
arriving q, about midnight, jury EN-.
pAasleA Was up unable 10 discover the
cause Of death. /, is generally believed
the deceased committed suicide, aud ~hs
driven 10 the commission Of the deed by
nnAncisl straits and ID 9 apprehension that
certain parties with whom he had had