The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-25

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sor iha better The ARTISTS WI be heiet
III H. Garter. soprano soloAhi, frSnk On
der pianist, Alfred De sere, violinifi, Wal
ter Emerson, oorneissi. The Cnllsr sisters
rooAlists. Ella NJ. Chamberlain. solo ~his
tier: another pianist iron Troy and Prot
Bradford will slso bc present snd reAd
patriotic selection Tho Springfield ~
g,s.ldsoaa. in speaking Of the concert given
10 Springfield speaks AZ follows OF TIE AZ
,is,s Of The old company who will be pres
eni Juns sih The Bennington moan
meni couceri la, evening vas remarkably
pleasant. the program WAS popular
comprehensive 10 the unframed musical
taste and performed with siill aud genial
ay Mr. Glider il known rs az Aocom'
plished pianist and his lnished style VAS
oousricuou. ia the Mendslisohn rondo
and especially ia the lgh, and graceful
com position called The Brook. Mr. DE
SIEVE is very young man 10 show such
real vir,uoso playing as be dill last night
He resembles Ole Bull In person and man
ner aud is conscious Of it,--so proposes
sing face and figure are rarely seen on
the concert stage, aud the resemblance eI'
tends to his style Of playing, even 10 the
adoption Of the same irickery. as shown
in the Carnival OF Venice. There is scarce
iy limit 10 the deIterity Of his marvellous
fingers, and they perform fests with the
strings which exceed his brilliancy with
the bow. He is not master OF the violin
in its greatest power and sentiment, 50 lar
A. his performance last night indicated,
but there is little doubt that be can desei'
OPP every quality Of q great ylolinist II he
does not belittle his talent The bereeuse
OF his own composition is graceful and
sweet and be responded toencores on each
OF his appearances. Mrs Carter was in
excellent voice aud accomplished the or
nate cavatina from LINDA" in brilliant
fashion. giving for encore a ballad OF Tho
Maids of Lee, with full sense Of its hum
or. Instead OF the pyrotechnic variations
OF Proeh she sang Bishops Lark, with
flute obligato, and in response to applause
gave the fine alpine Horn with MIR.
Emersous cornet. Walter Emerson is Ms
a player az the cornet has had
within our memory. far preferable to Levy,
though be may lack some OF the magic OF
Altogether the "Molly Stark
company may be thanked for bright
evening Of music.
fAcroBr FONT.
Go and hear Josh Billings at Music
Hall, Manchester, Thursday evening, May
18th.
Read Mrs Baldwin's new adyertis-
nent.
james A. Thayer has purchased fine
new span OF black horses Tor his livery sta
BILE.
e. Estabrook has commenced the ice
cream business, regardless OF the weather.
Parties supplied at low rates.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Pacific Engine company will be held at the
engine house next Wednesday.
j. b. Simonds has been receiving his
goods and will soon have his music store
IN. Howe's block in running order Give him
! call.
Our stores and milliners' shops are
veil filed with goods and people from out
II town will find this o capital place to do
heir trading.
The new cheese factory is completed.
The new company is organized under the
laws of the state, the articles Of association
being published in this issue Of the jour
NAL.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Go and hear Josh Billings at Music
Hall. Manchester, Thursday evening. May
25th.
The new cheese factory was started
Tuesday, the Odd.
Little Irving Conner has been quite
sick but is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Pratt are visiting
with their daughter, Mrs J. G. Blackmer
Mr.. Fayette Farnum is treating Mr.
J. G. Blackmer's house to new coat OF
paint
1t took four OF our citizens half day
to catch fifteen trout Tuesday, and they
worked hard at that
Improvements are still going on. but
there is need OF more in the matter OF side
walks, shade trees. etc.
w II, Dean has bought the timber in
the grove Of Byron Jameson, west OF the
road, and is having il cut aud hauled to
his mill.
Mr.. Spring OF Factory Point is selling
q book entitled "The Public Men Of To
day" written by the wellknown author
p. c. Headly. 1t is very interesting
book and should be read by every young
man.
Sunday last Mr.. l.. n. Pratts horse,
hi,ched TO the fence in front OF Mr. Amos
Browns, rubbed bis head stall Of. ran
away. kept up lively gait until near Fac
tory Point, where it was stopped without
doing any damage
DORSET
Go and hear Josh Billings at Music
Hall, Manchester, Thursday evening, May
25th.
Special meeting Of Fuller Post No. %
"a. A. r., on Saturday evening the 9th
ins, for the transaction Of important bust
ness. As this is the last meeting before