The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-31

This splendid weather keeps the sum
mer business OF Manchester as lively a
ever.
The fall term at the Seminary OPEN
with more Students and brighter prospects
than for several years.
For one We shall be glad when thin
campaign Is over and we know our reader,
will be. Next Tuesday settles it,
Something over two hundred and fifty
dollars can be set down 10 the credit side
OF the ladies' fair last week. Pretty good
for one day.
The Lords Supper will be observed
in the Congregational church nert Sunday
morning, preparatory lecture Saturday af.
ternoon al . O'Clock
We have made the best possible ar
Angements TO get full election returns from
towns in this county next Tuesday evening.
People who are greatly interested in the
result can have the latest intelligence at
the JouRsAL Office.
--"Freemen's meeting" is warned to
meet at Adams Hall, Factory Point,
Tuesday, Sept 9th at noon, As the rep
rcsentative box Ia not turned until three
o'clock there will be plenty Of time for oil
10 vote, and OF course every voter in town
will DO present. or ought to be.
The dry and dusty weather Of the
present summer has demonstrated the fact
that street sprinkler in Manchester is a
public necessity. 1t would not only add
greatly 10 the comfort Of the Stranger
within our gates" but TO permanent resi-.
dents The expense would not be very
heavy.
There will be caucus OF Republican
voters at the court house in this village on
Saturday evening Sept. 2nd at IL o'clock
10 nominate a candidate for town represent.
alive and seven justices OF the peace. II is
expected that local speakers will be pre-.
sent and make some remarks upon the 10.
cal issues Of the campaign Every l.epub.
lIean in town unless unavoidably detained.
should be present al this caucus as II is
Of even more than ordinary importance.
Turn out.
Mrs. w. G. spelman met with seri.
Gus accident while driving Ia Sunderland
las. week. Just as she was driving on the
bridge below the Borough train came
along causing the horse TO turn partly out
OF the road aud throwing Mrs, Spclman
out The result is broken collar bone
and some other bruises 10 little Willie
spelman and some bad bruises and Sprains
for Mira Spclmsn. Two other ladies in
the carriage escaped aithout much injury.
The road a, this poin, ought 10 DO fixed.
II is dangerous.
FACTORY FONT.
--Chas Haskins OF Boston is visiting
his uncle, +. A. jameson.
Mr.. WIN Smith Of Iowa City is visit
rug relatives IN TINS place.
Mrs. Waters and son Of Troy, NY.
are stopping with her father, Mr.. Welcome
Allen In this village
Mrs. jessie Taylor Of Sutherland Falls
and Miss Mary Smith OF Rutland, dAugh.
tiers OF Richard Smith. arc visiting At Rob.
ert Ames'.
a judges stand is 10 be erected on the
fair ground. THIS is wise move on the
part u the association. as it ~ the thing
most needed.
Special Communication Of AdonirAm
Lodge y. A. ~. No, AZ, on Thursday |
evening Sept 7ih. Work on the Ind DO
gree. A fall attendance is requested
L. J. WALKER. Sec.
-Mr.,L d. Thayer and daughter Of
Bra,,leboro. Chas Thayer and wife Of Troy
and. IL. o. TLsyer and wife Of Hoosick Pals |
nrs stopping ior a ,ime at Thayers Hotel. |
--Esiabsook has eoae 10 maske, TO par.
chase fine peaches for eating and preserr-
ms sad vii have large supply the last
Of ihis uoei. and also plenty Of other
ralis. ace cream, els Give him eaI
The Baptist Sabbath school wish 10
rr,arn thanks 10 the Sunderland baai iof
be tne mnsie giyea them On the day