The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-02
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LISA fine groS ing time.

II 10 a fine groSing time.
w. II. Scot, and Miss Susie Scott Of
Nsv York uoro guests a, the Elm House
last seok
Applications Tor rooms q, the hotels
aud private houses are coming in quite
rapidly
Court time affords good opportunity
10 bring OF send ia those little sums due
for the JouuNAL and don't you forget H.
Potato and eurrant bugs are ancom-
monty plenty. Give them hollebore and
Paris green Hard has good supply Of
both articles for sale.
The latest use to which postal cards
have been put in this State is TO summon
iurymen with them. |, costs only cent
apiece aud saves the stats considerable
money. Nov il writs could only be served
by poaiAl card.
Commencing June 9th the tain leay
ing Troy a, 80 p NJ. will run through to
Manchester arriving al 7i5 ?. m. This
will be great convenience TO people in
Troy. Albany and vicinity. who wish to
spend the summer in Manchester This
train also connects with the 400 p. m.
train from Saratoga and the noon train
from New York.
AT the Fire District meeting, Friday
evening il was voted TO rebuild the water
tank near the Court house with stone and
George Smith. C. i. Oyis aud G. ii.
Swift, were appointed committee to at
tend to the work, TO lie done next fall. 1t
was the general opinion that the best thing
TO be done is TO bring water from Equinox
pond in sufiicion, quantity TO supply the
village and committee was appointed to
investigate the question Of the expense Of
such work, to report in four weeks.
The programme OF services on Decora.
ton Day was successfully carried out. The
attendance was not as large a. in some
previous years. partly owing to the fact
that the day was observed a, dorset, but
there was large number present.
The Pacific Fire C.. was on hand in full
force and presented fine appearance. The
address OF Rev. Henry Gordon was fully
appreciated by the boys ia blue and others
present When referring TO some OF the
sad memories Of the war there were many
fearful eyes and the minds OF all were
carried back TO those dark days which We
hope may never come again. The Lon
donderry drum corps furnished good
marching music, and the Factory Point
quar,ette consisting OF Mrs. Beach, Mrs.
Wilson, Mcssrs Adams and Beach sung
some very appropriate selections.
FACTORY POINT.
Regular communication Of Adoniram
Lodge No, ~ f. "A NJ. Thursday eve
June 9TH at 7 IL o'clock, r. N,
n q. TAYLOR. Sect
The Concentrated Food can now be
found a, J. H. Whipples grist mill, he
having taken the exclusive sale. The
above goods come recommended very
highly by all Of the leading farmers, dairy
men and lwerymen throughout New Eng
land Where farmers are making milk il
increases the yield ia the ease Of butter il
makes IL a bright golden color withoutlcolor
Of any kind With livery stablcsli, is con
sidered a very economical feed: with hens
IL increases egg production. All ought 10
try il, for We know il TO be good thing,
The officers Of GIANT Lodge Of Good
Tcmplars for the ensuing quarter are as
follows T. u HOLSTER W C. T.. Mrs.
\. A. Nichols. WIT; Mrs. W A. Adams,
W. s. TIL Hoyt. W. +. T.; Mrs.. NJ. T.
Gleason. W H.; A. Botsiorl, w NJ; Mrs.
NJ u, Cloney. W G.; Nellie Hollister. W.
J. o.; Mary I. Adams, W. o. g.; Mis-. A.
BOtsiord, ", A. s.; Matte Hollisier, W
Il. II. s; Mary Nichols, W L. II. S. W
A. Adams T. w. C. g.
nAscnnsfrE pf-or
a. J. kilburnshiie ehopping on the
MAhhAAth 8tA NR a1N INV USE ie9k tAahiNk
a,err,lle cash.
In the case Of 5. g. Bridges vs. Shel.
dons a SlAson, judge Wheeler has
granted an appeal to the L. 5. Supreme
court. satisfactory bonds having been
given.
Mr.. II. Davis horse gave quite cir
Gus performance Al this place last Friday,
by getting loose and cutting up gencrally.
Daring his career he knocked over Mr.,
A C. Corners little boy Irving, iniuring
him slightly, ran around TO a wagon shed
belonging 10 NJ Taylor. tried 10 go
through thu, and failed. cleared himself
ircm the buggy. iambled over derrick
ga, and hnalir va, caught, looking as
though be was sorry there was nothing
more he eoali do 10 entertain the lockers
on
HEADQUARTERS Posf SKINNER
No, 70 u. A. H.
MlScHrsTrR DEIog. VI. MAY 81, 1851,
The members Of this Pos, wish 10 thank