The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-28

property but 20 Injury 70 Individuals a1iaa
fru4n smart thecla II catered the bose
d John G. waiksr, !uss below The village
bat before dossg nneh damage u straes
large copper wire which vs eoznecssd
With Tho grouna. and ihough Il melted The
wire completely Il passed on without
farther iniurr. II struck the barn oi Ira
Coos in rs-le'. dong some damage ],
struck And burpod stack OF rye IN Pssles
II barscd Ainan Smiths barn in East
Rupsri. Il struck tree ne@r Rev. A. G.
I.eed's house in Dorset. u burned q barn
"a Maple hall in Salisbury and burned
barn and house ADD ouibliliings belong
sg 10 sesL l. Waller In Peru.
5000 asd more we're Contributed
IAs, year u send children from the tsDe-
men, houses 81 Nes York city ipto the
ooan,ry for ircsb air aud plenty Of good
Iool for two weeks A rule all who re-
ses,e thers children one season are ready
70 receive mere the nert The opporlu.
siiy Is again afforded 10 the benevolent Of
his vicinity 10 enjoy this method OF
Christian bcnevoleneo. II is hoped tha.
,ar load Of children may be thus provided
Ior ia the second or third week Of August
L., every family that can provide for at
east two children. determine whether
hey prefer 10 receive girls or boys and re-
port n early As possible, in Dorset, to
Rev. Mr. Pratt; in Factory Point, TO Rev.
M. svsr; in Manchester, 10 Rev Mr..
Reed. or confer with these gentlemen
( they desire more information in the mat |
err
FACTORY POINT.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Whipple and fam.
~ are visiting relatives in Fair Haven.
The lawn party to be given by the
Ircmen on Thursday evening gives prom.
sc Of being pleasant affair.
Mr. Abram Roland colored man,
poke 10 a large congregation at the Bap.
lst church las, Sunday evening in behalf
4 the schools for freedmen in the South.
--Estabrook is selling oranges at 30 cts.
er dozen. lemons at 80 cts, oysters in the
hsll, kept on ice. 10 cts. per dozen, clans
cents per dozen.
III. o. Pierce and family OF New York
70 stopping for the summer at John Moi.
It's and Mrs, Lester and family Of White
lains, N. Y, at J. Is. Nichols.
Regular communication OF Adoniram
odge No, AZ, +. A. NJ. Thursday eve
ug., 4th at SIN Work on first degree.
n. q. TAYLOR, Sect
Here is a good verse for hot weather:
Oh. for the soda fount. s,outsng ap o.diy
fiom every hot lamp post K.insl the hot skyi
b, Tor pro nd maiden to look on me eoIdly
frsezug my soul with glance of her eye!
"A new comet has been discovered and I
making its way towards the earth. They
g getting thicker than apple cores around |
country school house.
William latham has sold his blanket I
ctory TO John Harris. Mr.. Harris has
ken possession and will continue TO man. I
acture the same kind Of goods for the !
esent :
Grover, formerly druggist in @
is village died at his home in Wslling- d
I'd on last Friday. Quito number Of
r. Growers old friends from this place a
tended his funeral ON Sunday. /
Tho Pacific fire company have taken
ins to make the lawn party and open air
nee that is to come OF this Thursday
ening very enjoyable affair and il the
'ather is pleasant those who attend will 8
I be disappointed. Vail and Psrker's
ladrille band of Londonderry will fur.
III the music for dancing. The following u
. the floor managers: o. NJ. Howe, J. T. b
ach, Henry Lugene, +. d. Giddings; A
troductory committee, j. G. Dean. +. j. r
ark, II. NJ. Smith, Arthur Moffat
MANCHESTER DEPOT. .
Miss Isa Wilder from Wallingford is !.
'iting at Mr. Daniel Swallows.
Mrs. Herbert Walker has boen paying !;
'isit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. =
oodcock. h
Mr.. Geo. Taylor, son OF the late Al
IT Taylor, OF Lima, Ind. is visiting his
atives in town.
The large wood shed is being raised
the station. II is TO be 1856 feet long !,
will require about sixty thousand
Inglcs to cover it.
The lawn party to be held at Factory ),
int this Thursday evening. under the
specs of the Pacific Engine Co.. prom !,
$ TO be an interesting occasion.
Will our obliging highway surveyor :.
use the brush and weeds lining the road
IN the Depot to Factory Point to be cut !,
1 burned? We wish it were obligatory :
every road surveyor to use enough OF =
, tax each year TO keep the weeds and
nsh down, excepting such trees as would
seryiceable as shade trees Il
The young ladies missionary circle Of
, Baptist society will hold fair on the i
funds OF Henry Hurd on Thursday
crnoon Of next week, August Attn, at j.
ich time there will be offered for sale
,irable articles, both useful and orna- N
ntal. In the evening the grounds will
illuminated for lawn party. Rebecss :,
] be at the well with cool lemonade '
sh from the fountain, Reuben and Ra-
u will tell their own story in song. Ice u
am and cake will be served at the usual
ce, and many other attractions to please b
public. As the object is worthy one "
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