The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-14

ne MtAiHtt - NOS anu aia
There is every indication Of thav
Ripe tomatoes from Il c. Gray gar.
den. Jnly 18th
Burr 4 Mauley advertise a great rcduc
ton sale IN summer goods.
The hay erop now being harvested is
very good both in quantity aud quality.
Hiram Wickham, an old time resident
q pasIel. was IN town Tuesday, looking
hale and hearty
We learn that NJ II Wooster Jr,
has accepted very desirable place in the
leading drug store at Saratoga Spring.
- Rev Mr. Hyde viii hold service and
preach at ST. Johns Episcopal church at
Ham, ncAt Sunday, aud for several
Sundays following.
Geo. w. Bennett is at work painting
the audience room Of the Congregational
church We hope it will be ready for &C.
eupancy before many more weeks.
II the people IN the cities could only
realize how cool aud comfortable person
eau keep himself up here among the
mountains even in tic warmest weather
Mrs Simonds requests all those who
are 10 take part in the opcrottas FAIRY
0rotto' aud "The Queen Of the Birds" to
meet at her residence Saturday at 4, =. ~
Special meeting Of Adoniram Lodge
No, ~, I. a NJ, Thursday eve, July
2lst, at re o'clock Work on the first
degree n G. TAYLOR, Sect.
The Misses Woods gave q very pleas.
ant musical Thursday eve, Of last week,
being assisted by Mr.. Geo. W. Burton,
Mr.. Charles Carter, Mrs r. p Hoyt Miss
Helen Black and Misses frankie and Grace
Hoyt
Owing 70 the limited capacity of the
Congregational church yestry the morning
service and Sabbath school next Sunday
will bo held ia Music Hall The evening
aud week DAY services will he in the lect.
nre room as usual
Many people are nos procuring of
J H. Bartlett their supply Of coal for tho
coming winter The coal lac Is now de-
delivering appears 70 be Of excellent quail
ily and il is cheaper than II will likely be
again until urxt summer He sells all the
different sizes.
Charles Steele aud Mrs Steele, two
children aHl nurses o. BrookIy and Miss
Laura A. Steele aOd Miss Simpson Of Phil.
a1clphia are Spreading the summer at Capt
Woost.Fs Ne are glad TO see them in
our village again
Conductor Wilder died last Thursdsy
and his funeral vas largely attended at
bennington on SUNDAY special train
Of three cars was iun from Rutland aud
they were full On reaching Bennington
Tho engine and e.gs aels heavily draped
IN mourning gev be Garfield oiiiciated
a, the fnnelal and gave worry interesting
discourse
We have received from q i. Shauls
Of South Londonderry, a neat liilie PAM
ph.c, describing the business and attire.
lions Of that locality The ucw railroad -
doing good work in opening up that sec.
tion % the country and We are glad 10
notice evidences Of growth aud prosperity.
The road viii. eventually. he extended
across the mountain aud 10 Whitehall and
We hops 10 live TO see il in operation,
al Tic aA!oaraed aro district meeting,
Saturday evening. tie committee reported
the probable cost u bringing water from
Equinox pond, 10 supply every house in
the village There wora bat ies present
at The meeting and hat li,.le interest man.
Tested We are eou0deai tia, il the peo-
PIE bad The water they would no, part
wiih 4 tar taice shat il viii cost, for the
whole expense would rot, As estimated,
much esceci $4,000 Bu, Of course We
can live si,h oaly wells and cis.erns AS
loag az they do not often get dry and
when they Do Nc can sponge on car more
fortunate neighlsors
fAc1onY nolNr
Mr. Drammoad is putting up new
derrick =, his marble mill
Charles Holden Of 6leas Pals is visit
ing biz aaat Nta Ezra Beacdic;
--Praak pierer apd Thee Sparks. Wi.
iiaas college students afe ia iowa spend
ing iheir vacation.