The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-29

u L., hlk afN@Ha seAton fhetn
yola a issynioa has purchased u.
Hr Ma Auuse % North Main street
where he expects % nbide iov a. indetiail
period.
The bot weather i turning The step
Of care cousins osaairyWAasl We iraa
Manchester vili have Der inll share VI sun
nsef VISITOR
-wm n Burton hAs been appointet
administrator and NJ Garfield ADD A. l.
Graves commissioners aud apSsaiser Il
il.e estate Of G. u. Munson.
Rer Mr., unops preached a, the Con
grega,ionai church last Sunday IN tho al
senoe q Rsf. MI Reed. He prcscDie,
ihs cause Of the freedmen, aud collection
ID their behalf amounted TO over ssveHi,
dollars
Hcnry Gray has The TAeonio hotel
Cited up ia much better shape for business
than ever before. New carpets, new fur
piiare, new chandeliers In the psrlors
ne~ paint aud paper make the house VERY
attractive
Arrangements are being made by
which the Congregational church will have
bell, either by rocAs.ing the old one OF
by ~ exchange for new one II seems
''lohVsomo" in tho village with no bell "a
STRIKE tue hours
The Troy Times, wish It's customary
enterprise will hereafter pablish an edition
early enough 10 reach here on the mail
train. arriving a. our station al 30 p. N.
The 7iDs 10 one of our very best eH chang.
e and We hope il may 1--we long and pros
per.
Nathan s Co. 5 circus will show at
Factory Point July lith This company
exhibited Ia Boston for week. commenc.
Ing jane 9TH, and We have issues OF the
Gi0bs, A,icgttser aud Post, which speak
Ia high terms Of the show, especially Of
the performances in the ring
On aud after July 10th the evening
train from Troy. leaving there at p. M,
will run through TO Rutland arriving here
about $50 This will be great conye-
nlonoa for onr Troy aud Albany friends
who wish 10 spend tho summer in Man.
chester as we'll as for business people on
the line Of the road
All kinds Of crops are just booming
IIoeing and haying are all mixed up and
the farmers feel 30 good they cant sleep
nights We hope '',aters' wont rise to the
dignity Of dollar bushel next winter
and beef is little too aristocraiic Of late to
suit our humble taste. They both ought
10 roost lower, and several other things
should 10 be taken down a peg or two.
--Itis expected that the usual night
mail for the summer will commence about
July lat This mail will close at 9J5 p.
m. aud arrive IN the cities in time for
morning distribution, The post Office will
close at 80, but all matter placed IN the
Office previous to 945 will be sent. Mr..
Hard keeps supply of stamps at the drug
store where they can be obtained after the |
pos, Office is closed.
Richard Cooks little daughter, Agnes,
fell from the back room, a distance OF
about seven feet down into the woodshed,
four weeks ago last Sabbath, breaking her
left arm near the wrist and receiving other
injuries. from all OF which we are glad to
say she is improving through the kind
and watchful care Of DIR. Trull. 1t would
be better for the little ones to leave the
cats alone and mind their mothers
Mr.. James A. Thayer, having rented
the barn belonging to William Crawford
In this village, for the season, has opened
a livery stable there and is prepared to fur.
nish horses and carriages at short notice
aud reasonable prices Mr.. Thayer's long
in the livery business will be a
guarantee TO his patrons that he will give
them perfect satisfaction The stable will
he ID charge OF John 4, stockwell who is
we'll known AZ an experienced driver
NJ T. Burgess is getting his livery
stable 10 Grst.class. condition for summer
business He has had painters at work
several weeks painting and vanishing bis
carriages. and besides will have several new
oncs and fine 10, Of horses. His stable
will compare very tayorahly with the best
city stables 10 The character Of the turn
outs furnished, and there is certainly moi
stable 10 the State better equipped Mr.
l. Il. RAnuey il al present in charge
Careful drivers will be furnished il ro-
qnired.
onr community air 10 be cougratulat,
"a on their recent opportunity TO entertain
the Congregational clergymcn Of Vermont
and snrely thry have lef, an impression
Cor good that ~iIl moi readily I've eiTaeed
They wished all 10 be assured OF their APP
probation o. the efforts made in their ha.
half and especially 81 thor ready anl ire
Irsasi, 10 and from the depot The eiiie,
,eni committee Of ladies aud gentlemen.
omb.ned With the especial care and la ,
q "a Of Miss Perkins and Mrs Utley,
-, ani by the young ladies. in the ,
,ne. vision Of the lnnch tables Ia the par.
= an. dining room 81 the church. ior ,
siehb raood LAY visitors contributed
,aeh - HI is social features 10 the pleas ,
!, Il ali asssading The meeting Of The
onrcuiia .. 4
fAcnohY roISr
An ada siion is being built Ia tle new
heoar lAelo ~.
Charlse Page Is on ayiag yisii TO his
ls0lher, DR. y. ,. Page
Mrs Able Il peiliisone add daughters
4 Hannibal, 10. are the guests Of ID.
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