The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-06

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Krrga q New Yort. pisnis,. gill furbisl
psrlor maslc Al the Eqviaor house ihs
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- y. Way. after wAiiing iouneei
yesss has received pslsaon. 10 b - %
month Ia ibc tuiare snd over $500 va
granted as arrears
Al the rroeai team oi court MARI
Reynolds WAS granted a divorce from
Charles Reynolds on The ground u intol
cradle severity AUD refusal 10 support
Custody al minor child granted 10 petition.
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There viii he change IN the running
81 uaius. commencing nert Monday, July
10, the train going south 10 the morning
leaves At : ~ instead Of 90, and the new
ovening train from Troy will leave At tao
p m.
Last Saturday 4, is said 10000 PEG.
ple leis New York city ior summer resorts.
crowdiag the cara and boats 10 their ut
mos, capacity Some Of this crowd came
a. far as Manchester and found instead Of
bot dusty weather. sir pure and cold
enough 70 mako All oyereoat conf Drtahle.
Quite q contrast
Tho new bell for the Congregational
church is 70 weigh 1000 pounds. which is
Aax.Asf.5 Hn..ams L.. II
Like The other II viii be the gift Of Judge
skinner Of Chicago. who thus shows bis
regard for the home OF his childhood
Manchester people will appreciate Judge
SINNERS generosity
FOURTH Of July skipped by Manehes.
ter this year Qaiie number of people,
mostly from Factory Point. attended the
hremen's muster a, Sandy Hill. few at
tended the soldiers reunion at Burling-
ton. and there we've few private parties. |
The remainder Of the people stayed At
home and "suIked"
"A pleasant appearing gentleman"
claiming "a bo merchant from Baltimore
stopped al the Taconic a few days recently |
but proved 10 be a SC. nndrel He settled
his bill with bogus check and induced
fellow guest at the hotel to cash a 500
bogus check for him. The same man has
stopped at the Taconic twice before and
appeared 10 be all right
The fall term Of Burr and Burton Semi
nary will commence Wednesday, Aug 30,
under the charge Of Rev NJ. L. Severance,
assisted by a corps Of competent teachers.
The price of board a, the Seminary and
tuition will remain about the same as
heretofore. People who have children TO
educate cannot do better than TO put them
under the charge Of Mr.. Severance.
The following ia from the Denver,
Col. Republic; W. II Graham being well
known IN this place:
An assay has been made OF mineral TAX c
en- from the Nettie 4. claim, Silver Fox
lode, on Cheyenne mountain, which shows
thlrty.iwo ounces OF silver and q trace of
gold. The ore from which the assay was
made was taken from a depth Of only q Q
few feet below the surface. The claim is
owned by Il. X, French and w. II. Ora
ham, who are 10 be congratulated on their 5
prospects OF rich find {
The President has nominated Captain '
Merritt Barber Of the Sixteenth infantry to
be assistant adIutant-general, with the /
rank ofmaior. Captain Barber is a native c
OF Vermont, who went to war with the i
Vermont Brigade and served in the field i
until Lees surrender. Then he was APP
pointed 10 the regular army, in which be K
has served in Texas until recently, when G
lac secured short leave OF absence and p
visited Washington. When boy he had a
attended the school that President Arthur /,
IN early life taugh, in pownal. He called n
on the President, who soon recalled him a,
~ zone Of the boys. and asked him how a,
be could serve him. Captain Barber re. n,
ferrei him 10 his career OF twenty one
years IN the field aud intimated he would l..
like little turn Of duty at the Eas, with !.
others who deserved no better than he =
The nomination Of Captain Barber for pro. !.
motion in the aiiu,ani. generals depart
mcni At Washington is poof tha, President :,
Arthur has no, forgotten his promise to u
zone Of has boys 4,
The Boston Daily Advertiser OF Tuesday
morning. May 9th 1852 says: "Ihe two
which were given yesterday
under the tents Of Aathans A Co. . circus. IA
% the coliseum grounds. marked the be.
ginning Of this elrcns season 10 Boston.
The show prctends TO less than some 9th. au
ers 10 the field but is probably better than
some OF the more preieniious. Tie fac, !.
that ali the performances take place in ~
single Rag will commend itself 10 many
" hose optics become confi sd 10 the II. be
fort 10 see tao or three attractive shows at
The same time aud succeed IN comprehen.
ding neither. Therefore one does not lig
ease the show with q, g feeling that lac has mr.
secn only the bali Of and is wearied Al
hat Nsthans Cc 4 circus has a mum
b-r Of features which all connoissenrs VI 81
he sAsdast will applaud. The riding u be
he ladies IL graceful aud certain, the 90
! aimed horses and ponies are well 10 hand.
The India rubber man performs some iea,s
aoi accomplished by other contortiopists.
Md all 81 them with ease The riding OF -.
Mr.. Whitaker and Master Lonis is com. ~
for the fact that they do moi IN. an
destake more than they can surely par. 10
form, there are ie1 slips 10 the ~urk Of "a
the acrolsats and The trained dogs are mas NJ.
lrrs u their business. The mcnseefie Is
aos large one. but !, - interest ting SO d"
The ahos - AgLoie. while inspiring go. tle
Ihusissm for its many eIcclleaeies and NJ,
aoselites. leaves no ground for condemna. a.,
lion on account Of ineficlency or iusutiic
'sae. and il NAV therefore honestly he pa
10 people who fad entertain. ab'
heat 10 tie esrcnk Pcrformances will ne
'cntinue every afternoon and evening this Il,
week
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