The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-19

Aaf grall aad lastly are away On
sssi sad vili h gone week o. iso.
-Cans 4 Dsuos haze bsw sdseils
Bnni 81 lheir large new tiort a fan Al
vinleF good
Mrs. Gordon Hall aaa daughter
ChleAsc. ,sslaGsiy q sorihAfnpior. Mass
are speBaihg iau woei1h Al Dr. Wlckham
We are making an effort 10 COLES
those little t4ils due a aud II people sb
are evspg u vlll rospoad We wilI be evol
ias,ingly grBiofal, Or words 10 thai esfec'
-Fosler A son are doing an cH.ehsir
lnsurAaoo business, having some Of ih
le@i Gre aud life companies In the oonn
Try. Pot The past two years the numbe
d policies written ~ them has oonsiAntl!
increased.
-FenEor predicted cold weather AMI
snow squalls aboa, this time, but with the
Thermometer above seventy most peopl,
would regard him As false prophet who
ought 10 20 10 place where thermometer
are useless
Tho Eaainor House sewer renders
necessary large amount Of excavation,
the ditch being some Of the way over ten
fee. deep. Thesewer will be large enough
10 allow a man 10 60 through |, and clean
II when necessary.
III anyone viii get up a, five o'clock 10
the morning, provided il is not cloudy, a
sight ola most interesting aud beautiful
comet can be obtained II !, not quite as
large as !, was and will not be visible o
great while. Get up and see it,
u O. Burton anI wife Of Rupert csle.
bA,od their golden wedding. Monday. in.
stead OF diamond wedding, ss we put il
last week, bat on Tuesday Josiah Hurd
aud wife Of sandgalo celebrated the seven.
,ieih anniversary Of their wedding day.
We hope 10 give full account OF both ey-
enls IN the next JouRSAL.
"A new time table on the b. Il. Il. II.
wen, into eifcc, on Monday. The only
changes We notice are that the evening
train from Troy 10 Rutland, passing this
station d. 100 and the freight going sou til
at 10 80 a. N. are taken on and the morning
mail south leaves this station at 700 in.
stead Of 720.
Tho bold hunters and fishers who we're
in camp q, the lake in Poultney last week
have returned aud report fine time and
good success in the sporting line, but we
are at loss TO account for their statement
Of the number Of Wild ducks seen. Their
camp may have been in close proximity to
some barn.yard
In digging for the new sewer near the
court house another skeleton was found,
which brings 10 mind the fact that that
portion Of the village was the first burying
ground in town. II is thought that no
bodies were inferred there after the begin
ling of the present century, and during
he early part OF the century all the bod.
es that could be found were transferred
o the present site Of Dellwood cemetery.
Advertised letters; Mr.. Eugene Ad.
'ms, Mr.. George Barber. Mr.. Patrick Bon ,
Iar, Mrs ANGELA Bowin, Capt. II. II.
Brown, Mr. Edgar Bryant, Charles W. Ca.
zen. Mrs. T. s. Fowler. W. G. Cannon, ,
Hiss Annie Hanley ., w. johnson, Mrs.
larry l. Kingsbury, $. I. Langdon, James
!. Marsh, Edward n. Masters, Frank Nun. ;
ell, Miss Sarah 7. Niles. Frank A. Rob. ,
ins. Miss Van Schoonhower, Rev. Z. @. ,
'elden. Miss Ida Smith 2. Frank Trim BILE, !
I'll. Wheeler, Mrs. Maggie NJ. Wright. h
"A fine monument OF Quincy granite G
as been erected in Dellwood cemetery by 6
. J, Gray. For Leauty Of design and
orkmanship il is the equal OF any mo,u.
ent on the grounds and by many would
. preferred, though not as expensive as T"
'me Of the others. II Is OF the variety
nown as cottage" monuments and one 0
the best designs Of this class. This
axes the third monument OF Quincy q
ranite erected within few months, all OF
lem satisfactory, the more so from the !,
cl that they give apleasing variety to /,
70 cemetery work on the grounds.
FACTORY roISr. q,
Tho Baptist church reioicss in new e,
owes.
There will be Sunday school concert n
the Bap,is, church next Sunday even. 10
q
JAS X. Leo who is driving business a, Y
= carriage works hiss an advertisement in u
o JorRSAL.
-. B. Simonds has been Ill for q week "
more, bu, has recovered sufficiently TO ~
J 10 bis homo 10 Peru
Rev. J. A. Swari. town superinten. !,
nj 81 schools, will hold public erami. q
tion OF all those who expect 10 teach in
wn the coming winter a, the school house
this village on Saturday, oct. 2sih, at 10
c'elock a m. vi
The Rev John J. Noe, i. F.. OF Bur. 4,
igion District was in town on Tuesday 4,
4 10Th. looking after the inieres, o. The
Il church Of this place. A, meeting
Ia in Adams Hall the official board Of ~
E church Vas rcoFgAnized. and once 70
re Factory Point IS counted among the W
lfty six churches q Darlington District. VI
sANcHEsTER DEor. an
Mrs. Alvin Davis is visiting her sis ps
In south Acton, Mass co
--Ms. Hcay Hicks and Miss Flora re-
lnrn afa risiiiag friends in Rutland. tn
Two two-horse carriage losis from
i place visited Mt Euutuot Monday