The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29
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The TAconic Hotel will remain open
for the present
Don't fail 10 see Humpiy Dunpty 81
Music Hall this Thursday evening.
Go and zee "Oliyer Twist" by the
Standard Theatre Co., at Music Hall this
Saturday evening
The Standard Theatre Co., will play
''0livsr Twist 1t Music Hall, Saturday
evening Oct. lst
Burgess will run team TO the fair
grounds every hour during the two days
Of the fair and carry passengers for ID cts
each way, Catch on.
Rev. A. G. Reed gave very interest
ing discourse Sunday morning from the
text: BE still. and know that Am God. "
He paid fitting tribute 10 the many noble
qualities OF our late President
--Hump,y Dumpty will he performed
at Mnsie Hall. Thursday evening by Can
field A LAmont's company. Admission 80
and 30 cents. Reserved seats for sale at
the drug stores in this village and Factory
Point This company performed recently
in Rutland and is spoken well OF by the
Rutland Herald & Globe.
Tho proceeds OF the two entertain
ments by Mrs. Simonds. in June, have
purchased hundred dollar cabinet organ
for Burr and Barton Semi AIRY and partly
paid for new organ for the vestry OF the
Congregational church. Mr.. Joseph Wild
Of New York giving the balance, thirty
dollars. Mr.. Wild has also purchased
new singing books for both the Seminary
and church vestry These gifts are great
ly appreciated by our people, being just
what we're needed
Memorial sci vices were held in the
Congregational church Friday after
noon. Tho church vas appropriately
trimmed in mourning and An ivy cross
Are feet high was placed in front Of the
dssk. The portrait Of Garfield drapsd in
mourning hung In the rear Of the desk
Over Garaeld's picture were the ever mo
morable words 10 the New York mob when
Lincoln was sssassinated: God rsigns,
and the government at Washington stil'
lives Rev. Mr.. Reed, Hon. A. l.. Miner.
Rev. DIR. Wickham and Rev. James Ander-.
son made remarks appropriate to the oc-
easion. There was large attendance vt
the meeting though very few people out
OF the village had received any notice Of it.
FACTORY POINT
s.. T.. Thaycr has made arrangements
70 feed large crowd 81 the fair.
Burr 4 Lugene will make good dis
play Of boots and shoes at the fair. Their
stock " i'll be the must complete ever Of
fcred in this section,
Regular communication OF Adoniram
Lodge No, ~ Y. A A. NJ, Thursday eve
Oct 6th st Ia clock.
N. q. TAILoR. Sec
The pastor Of the Baptist church has
returned from his vacation feeling refresh
ed and ready for hard work. He will oc-
cupy the desk ntat Sunday.
When you go 10 the fair frat call d
Adams icwelry store aud buy pair Of
spectAles that you can sec the wonders one
Of which is. The New Grown sewing
machine
--Estsbrook has his ne~ dining rooms
completed aud nov has room TO accommo-
date siisy people =. once with meals.
oysters, icc-cream. or almost nything in
the eating line
"A harm bslonging 10 the father Of O.
n. Howe in Weston. was struck by light
ming and burned onc nigh, last week, in
sarsnee 500. The house Vas saved
though only ten ise, from the barn.
--Siegel has = new stock Of clothing
$50 overcoau in all styles. and il the
Argcst and best stock ever kept by him or
any other dealer 10 the place. which be
viii sell remarkably low. He has sent US
. new advertisement which this fair print
AA6 Arrpsout hh VIVA. uut 80 sha bco
bis goods Just the same and look for the
AL nexi week.
nAxcHEsrm d or.
r. GOWN has started bis cider mill.
Mr. Herman Taylor tslks Of starting .
machine shop in our village
ID. ID. Boarn 4 Son. come ont With
two horse furniture wagon.
on Whitman has moved into the
house with Robert Andersos.
Mr. ani Mr. Joseph Hicks and
Master jamie Boun are Waiting friends
In fori state.