The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-16

The vsfai vas FnYpfsse 10 iss bride sod
grnssn. hui thar passed the ordeal With
J.erioci equaziraiiy. Some valuable iolons
q remcrsigxnoo were len by the gnssis
The aaniFtrsAsy exercises a Barr aad
Burton Seminary will occur June -
saa ~. The annual examination will he
hsld Tuesday and Wednesday; the public
recital q The music class al Mnsio Hall 90
Tuesday evening And The exercises Of The
graduating eiAAs q, Muaic Hall Wednesday
sfeaiaF The iriends and patrons 81 the
sehnol are invited 20 be prescni q, AL the
etereis@
II vas fonnd hertSsT, 70 draw few
additional ispmcn At tbs prasebt term 81
court and il vas decided that. according
10 tie neu ls~. the sheriff must 60 TO the
ooanly clerks once in Bennington TO do
1t. which Ia this case caused considerable
additional trouble and expense. The ''vic.
Tins In tins town are Jack Moha.i and
James W Bowen. Three out Of the four
ljarymoa from this town are good solid
Democrats
The new cabinet organ used iD the
iectafe room Of the Congregational church
was manufactured by new company in
Worcester. Mass. and L. s. Richardson Of
Londonderry is their general agent for
this State This organ is u superior tone
and made IN any kind Of case and with any
com binAtion Of reeds aud stops that may
be desired and offered al somewhat cheap.
er rates than the came organ eau be pur-
chased for Of Estey or any other reliable
manufacturer
We have received a copy Of the pre-
MUM list Of the Rupert Agricultural So
ciety The fair will DO held at West Ru.
pert, september Goth, 2lst and 22nd The
premium list is very full and something
over 5000 IS offered in premiums, and IL
wo understand the bylaws, there is no
limit as to the locality from which articles
may he entered for premiums, but the fair
- uI'th W tbo Nhoie Will huf ohe WISH
ing a copy OF the premium list which in.
cludes also the rules Of the society, should
send their name and f. o. address to i
" Carpenter, Sec, West Rupert, VT
The Troy Times Of Saturday says
John Elandloy, Manchester Vermont,
farmer was loudly accusing James Dudley
at the Union depot about $50 o'clock this
morning. 81 having robbed him Of $50.
Sergeant Dempsey's attention being at
tracted he conducted both parties into the
presence Of Justice Jennyss Handley ex.
planned that he had accompanied Dudley |
10 the latters residence on Short Seventh |
street, where the money had been stolen.
Both men being under the influence Of
liquor were committed TO jail until Monday. |
Previous to taking them TO jail they were
searched aud in an inside pocket Of Han
ley coat the missing money was discoy-
cred. Dudley, having thus been proven
innocent Of the theft, was discharged and
Handlcy, profuse in apologies, was jailed.
FACTORY POINT
Miss Jessie Crowley, of Fairhaven, is
visiting with Mrs. j. G. Dean
Mrs Della Way OF Poultney is spend
ing some time among her many friends in
this place.
ALI Bowman, the fat and genial sales.
man for Bowman's monumental works is
the happy father OF al eight pound boy.
Providence permitting. there will be
services in the Episcopal church next Sun
day afternoon, beginning at half-past
three.
Geo, Cardwell, who will be well re-
membered in this village, was in attend
ance at the funeral OF his relative, Mrs.
Lee, on Saturday.
DR.. Loomis has returned to this vii.
lage and will occupy the rooms lately
made vacant by the removal Of Herbert
Madison to his own block.
Mr.. Henry Ross, late tutor in Middle
bury College and at present Principal Of
the graded school at Vergennes, spent
day or two in town last week.
DIR. Wyman is this week combining
recreation and instruction at Brighton
Beach near New York, He is recruiting
his health after his late severe sickness, :
and also attending the American Institute
OF Homeopathy now in session at that pop
ular summer resort.
Mrs JAS Lee, who has been for sew
ersl years great sufferer from the dread
and lingering disease, consumption, pas
sed TO her rest very quietly on Thursday
last She was the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. Gilman Wilson and had spent the
whole Of her life, with the exception OF
few year. passed in the west soon after her
in this village. During her pro- .
tracted illness her friends-and they were
many for she was beloved by all who knew
her in this and other towns, stroye to do
everything in their powerto render her last
days comfortable aud happy, and they
have the satisfaction Of knowing that
though death could not be avcrted still it
was foppou 70 her oi hAny VI ilH tetrors'
The sweetness Of her disposition remained
10 the last and she was grateful for all the
iayoS done ion her. Her memory will be
precious TO many, but especially to her
bereayed husband aud family friends who
have been so constant and devoted in their
attendance upon her. Her remains were
buried in the cemetery in this village on
last
MASCHEsrER DEPOT.
Hay, prime, SIS per ton delivered.
The grass crop in this section 10 look
ing finely