The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-09-21

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Mira ". 4. Colhura saA dsnghief and
Mtn IAhlse Colharn arc spending ih'
wech ia csiahiiL
Prank A. Boblass Geological add
Eqnasarisn Eiposiiioa vii exhibit % The
fair groana saturday II ~ aid 70 he
good show.
-Mu John Reynolds died last weet
and wAs buried from her lai> residence on
Saturday. She leaves husband aaa seven
children lo moura Their lohA
Regular communication q AAoniram
Ledge No. az. a A. " on Thursday eF'
enibg. sept 2isi at O'Clock p. IN
T. j. NALEEil, Sec.
EstAbrook will run aFestsur1ui On the
fair grounds sept - and -. Oysters
frosh from the beds. either raw OF cooked,
ice cream and cake, cigars. candy, peanuts
lemonade. etc. Mrs, Esiahrook will run
The house on Main street Give them
call.
Charles c. Drummond who has been
here The past year 10 connection with the
government contract for soldiers head
stones lei. for his old home in Keokuk,
Iowa, Tuesday. During bis stay here he
made many friends who regret his depart
ure.
Another Of the old land marks has
passed away. The barn which has stood
for many years in dilapida,ed condition
on the farm Of VIM. Bonrn on Jameson
fats" has al last fallen or been pulled
down 10 the grea, improvement OF the APP
pearanee ofthings in that locality.
The people Of tins village greatly re.
greet the remoyal,of j. 7. Boachand wife tc
Manchester. n. ii. Mr.. Beach is not only
first class workman at his trade wheel
wright but he and his wife are both wide
awake and help materially in making life
10 country village endunhle, We hope
be will prosper in his new locality as h'
deserves to-
The fair ground is being put in good
shape for the coming fair. The track is II
splendid condition. The new judges
stand Is nearly completed and the grand
stand is being repaired and enlarged
The Directors are not only making many
Improvements on the grounds but are
sparing no pains in all the departments Il
make this the best exhibition Of the kind
ever held here. The races are well filled
with the best horses in a circuit Of fifty
miles and the prospect is good for som,
sharp contests OF speed.
The ladies OF this vicinity will b'
pleased TO learn that Mr.. Graves, OF Bur
ton 4 Co. was fortunate enough to secur,
10 Boston last week a full line OF coloret
silk plushes and velvets which form 81
large an element in most desirable dress
trimmings and material for ladies ant
misses sacks. Burton & CO., will alst
show an immense stock Of clothing a.
especially low figures during the coming
far and people from out OF town can find
splendid assortment TO select from and b'
sure 10 get suited at Burton 4 Cos.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Quite a number in this vicinity are oil
the sick list.
WILDER Taylor has broken ground 70
a new house on North Main street.
Mr.. George d. Hollister and famil,
from Cincinnati, Ohio are visiting relatives
in town.
Those who expected to listen to the
Rev. Mr.. jackson at Blackmer's Hall last
Sunday were disappointed by his absence
caused by sickness in his family.
Burr 4 Manley are giving away grea
many OF the folding camp rocking chairs
They have just received new lot and will
continue to give these valuable presents t.
their customers until Oct Ia. See thei
advertisement.
Dorset has many visitors from abroad
this pleasant month.
Mr.. Geo. Gilbert, supplied the pull
pit very acceptably last Sabbath.
Mr. Earl Holley of Cincinnati, Ohio. i
visiting Dorset, his native place.
Several of our citizens attended tn
State Fair at Burlington last week.
Mr.. VIM. West, has been on the sicl
list lately, also Mrs W, Farwell. Tn
latter is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kellogg, Mrs
Morton, Barton and Miss Marcia Gray tool
atrip to Saratoga last week.
- Mrs. Chas Field, and her daughters
Frances, ndHenrietta, have gone to TIL
Azore Islands, to spend the winter.
The JOURNALS notice OF the death o
Mr.. Hiram Holley last week. made en- erro
In his age. He was nearly eighiy.ihre
and one OF our Oldest residents
IF l.. Weeks, photographer is hay
ing excellent success, and wins golde
spinions FROM his customers. He is full
OF BUSINESS. as his stay is limited
Several Of our young men 5000
Templars' joined company at Manches
ter on the sth and went on TO Mt Equino
and spen, very pleasant day. They ha
dinner and supper on the mountain, ant
went provided with field glasses, etc.
PAwLET.
No services were held in either churc
last Sabbath.
Miss Hattie Monroe is visiting rela
tiyes 10 Troy this week.