The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06
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MANCHESTER
H \. Allen has commenced the foun
dstion for new photograph saloon.
Thermometer only "a above zero Tues
day morning. the first frost OF the season
Fullerton 4 Thsyef are selling thu
Cortland wagons and sleighs Read theil
advertisement
Rev A. G. Reed has gone on vscs
ton Of q fes weeks His pulpit will bs
supplied during bis absence.
The last OF the Equinox guests left
Tuesday morning and the house is closed
for the season.
-. W. Bennett has come back 10 town
70 live and is talking Of building house
on the road 10 Factory Point
Persons entitled 10 premiums ct the
recent fair can obtain the same soon after
tho 9th by applying at the JOURNAL Office
Bennington and Rutland r. II. sold 7bO
tickets 10 the fair last Friday. A good
many paid in the cars bringing the total
to near one thousand.
Regular communication OF Adonirsm
Lodge No, AZ +. 4 A. NJ, Thursday eve
Oct 9th At 7 IL O'Clock. Work on the first
degree.
N. g. TAYLOR, Sec.
Superintendent White has arranged
for another Of those popular three dollar
New York excursions for October llth and
18th. Parties can start on either OF those
days and remain in the city week.
4 change in the running OF trains took
effect Monday Oct. Sd. The mixed down
train at IL: 10 and the evening train from
Troy were taken of, and the mail train
down in the morning leaves Manchester At
7 instead Of 7: 10.
Rutland people who were present 1t
their county fair and people who were
present Attho Windham and Windsor
county fairs says that the Bsstsnkill VAL
Icy 10 . head Of them all We will make
il better next year.
The Standard Theatre, Co. played
Oliver Twist at Music Hall Saturday eve
ming, TO well pleased audience. The
characters were all well taken and the
company. ms whole, was one OF the best
that ever visited our town.
We have heard several people from
ont OF the State. notably one from Balti.
more aud another from Chicago. say EN-.
phatically that they never saw so orderly
and well behaved crowd Of people = vas
present al the fair las, Friday.
III people enough will purchase tickets
20 the grand opening Of the new opera
house Al Rutland Oct 18th they can 60
Tor faro one way add return si,cr tho per.
formancc. The play is good one with
hrst.elass actors Leave worl ut oace ct
the JornSAL Office and seats will DO
secured.
1.-THE person who picked up light al
psca dus.er on tho last day OF the fair will
leave il q. the JouRsiL Office. he will be
saitably rewarded. liany person losing
or finding any property a, the hme Of the
fair will report the same at this ofiics us
will do our lest 10 fad the owners for ths
sane,
FACTORY FONT.
Mrs. Edwin Burriti 10 Visiting in Mas-
sschusclts.
Mrs. A. q, Clark and daughter are
spending. 4 few weeks in Canada
Ms. Ray Watt, Of South Hadley. Mass.
il visiting her sister Mrs. J. v Page
Mr.. Leonard Roberts. more than 80
yeAn ago resident of Manchester, Vas in
town Tor day las. week
The Rsv j. Randall will officis,e al
tho Episcopal church ncIi Sunday after.
noon, services will bogin at o'cloct
Mrs. Baldwin has . nas aud elegant
stock Of millinery goods .. her s.ore in
Hove's Block. Call and on anime them.
The many frieads Of Mrs. Mar der.
by sheldon Ia this vicinity vill 10 sorry
70 hear Of her great bereavemsst 10 The
death OF her little child abou, sn vseks
Of age.
--Albert Bonesteel veil kno~n Factory
Point boy. Who has been for some time 10
the employ Of the Chicago. Rock Island
add Pacific Railroad. a, Grinnsll. Iowa,
has purchased tho enlirc eIprrSs and dsy
business q that place.
L $ Richardson, Of Losdonday.
agent for The Waters. Mason aud Hanlsn,
and White organs is meetins With good
success In thls vieiaiiy, Nj Richardson
had pala6ef Of these organs on sIhibi-
iica q. the fair. and made sale for them all