The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-10

- Barr asd EGT10a sezzisafy viii have
q, the oreaiHg o. The new yesf primary
department WITH az erpfraesoea sn3 efae'-
emf teacher Al it, bead The new prinei'
, pal. Mr.. seveaaoe istends 70 make thor.
oueh veti 10 erery department, beginning
Il TIE ipspdaii0n- There Is promise o! sa
, unusaally large attendance oi scholars.
The gucst Of the Tscosie Hoial were
treated ioarsrc show Saturday eseaing by
The hiossonihg a. TIVE Eighi blooming otrc-
as plants. There were Eve blossoms In
all, some q them vory largo ssd aBe and
tho large parlur Of the hotel vas complete.
~ filled With their delicious irsgance
The bloSsorning Of thcse plants is quite
rare anA that tao Of them should condo.
soend V bloofs ia the same evening IL IN.
rFecedenied. Mary people from tho vii
lass and The other hotels called 10 70 sec
The beautiful flower.
The Ladies Benevolent Association OF
the Congregational church will hold their
customary Variety Sale in Music Hall on
Wednesday, Aug. 23rd, opening at ten
O'Clock aud continuing through the day
and evening All who have made articles
for this occasion will please to observe the
desirableness Of soon completing aud re-
turning them 10 the church psrlor II is
proposed TO occupy room with Bevolu.
,ionsry relics 10 be attended by some one
IN military uniform in memory OF the Bat
tie Of bennington. which took place Aug.
l7T7 All persons having old guns, swords,
army equipments and military sccoutre. |
ments Of these days, or descriptive piet'
uies, portraits, ancient drapery or antique
garments aud venerable curiosities Of any |
sort, are invited TO lend them for this pur-
pose. and leave them with Mr. Hard at the
drug store, at DR. Hemenways or Mr.. Geo
Miners, TO be carefully used and reclaim
ed. The aid and ingenuity Of the gentle.
men in these arrangements are especially
aud respectfully solicited, and they may
confer with DIR. Hemenwsy Editor
simonds and Mr.. Geo. X. Miner to this
end. T. NJ WlcKHAM.
Sec, Manchester Il. d. Association.
A good number Of seats have been sold
for the entertainment at Music Hall, this
Wednesday evening The program is as
follows:
Overture der Freischutz." Weber
l.. fARBTa's Equinox Orchestra
Recitation My Baldheadei Money
Miss LILLIE DElTscH
Song Come into the Garden Maud,
MISS CARRIE WOODS Bdlf
Tablcaux Hubby and Ezekiel.
Fantastic tor Violin" Norma" Beaiai
Miss GnAnE HON ,
Recitation Wedding Fee, Aao,.
Miss SrELLMAs
Piano Solo-"fairy Fingers s. D. MIS- /;
Miss FRAsK HoYr
Tableaux Ancient q Modern Courtship.
Violincello -"Nocturn," Goher.
MR. CAgrER Imam
Dissolying Views
MISSES HAwLn, STEEL and SpELLMAs b
Song Angels Serenade,," Bragg t
MRs. GRAHAM b
Tableau-"Goddess OF Liberty" q
Wbistling-"What shall say" TMy II
MISS GRACE HoYr o
Song London Bridge Pasmi o
Mn. IRyMo i
Broom Drill, Co. X, Household Troops b
FACTORY POINT. y
Two persons wero baptized in the riv. :,
n last Sunday.
Mrs. Wealthy Harris is confined to r.
her bed by severe sickness. n,
Mrs. Harriet Close OF Iowa City is Wis ci
ting among her many relatives and friends
n Manchester
Mrs. j. w. Bates of Lansing, Iowa. kr
nth her daughter Lille, is visiting her w
ephews j. II. Whipple and NJ s. Col. be
,urn. T,
--Judson Sornburger who has been til
ONE for week or more, sick with mala-
a, has returned To his work on Col. Col. Is
urn'scontract on the West Shore railroad. 81
The Rev. Mr.. Randall has 10 far re to-
'vered from his recent protracted illness Tn
lat he hopes TO be able TO once more re. VI
ime his visits to the parish Of Zion III
iurch, and, Providence permitting, he
Ill ofiiciate IN that church next Sunday
tcrnoon, The regular service, until fur. Oh
Ter notice, will be held at four p. m. in. an,
cad OF half past-three as heretofore.
10 see what private enterprise will ha,
let our people examine the few
,autifn marble walk in front Of the resi-. Nc
'nce OF Mr., A. L. Graves Then in con.
asst will these same people cast glance far
what the lack Of public enterprise will DIR,
ing forth, as shown in the plank walk an,
front ei our district school buildings
ais same walk is disgrace TO the com
nnity, to say nothing OF the danger TO ~,
g and limb OF every person who is oblig. a..
to pass over IT from day to day. -.
MAseHEsrER ppror. bo,
Mrs. A. b. Conner and daughter are .-
dting friends in Rutland nun
Station Agent Common sold Ia tickets are
ills station circus day to Rutland. OF
Mrs. L. G. Burr and Miss Snsie Burr aoo
} visiting relatives and friends IN Berlin, Inc
Y viii
We notice that jimmie Bonrn has
ne ont with a bran new carriage and m;,,
rse.
Oar regular correspondent has left tin,
IA for his health during the warmest Of lid
season.
- The funeral services Of the late som
'nchard Elliott, we're held at the home. =