The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-30
Local Intelligence.
THURSDAY. MARCH ~. lss4


osurgs SAITH bas purchased iss laSd
bsaoaFinF io iAs 1utePA ! sbslaos estate
y u TIDY. prtBeipsl q The hsst
ECHOED y Fasrhages 10 ~ home 60 rsca
iaan
Gall ~ Hardt drag rlofc ard purehsH'
some a hi. dlsmona packages Of ayes
only 10 oet,. foi sny oolo'
II yosla ,Als Eat tsS dsys lals TIE
pruseui 10 rats settled going o. tss roads
u iAls vicinity
The iaa.lly u u G Orsy - bach
agaan 4 ress8s ID MsncbesiFr Mr. Gray
will remsls iar the present q, salem.
NJ J Hssisy 81 pfosani has charge Of
The marble mill a, Hydsriiis, rooestiy paf'
chnseA by the Dorwei marble company
There will he . reading circle this
Wednesday evening Al the houss Of ara'
Woods The roAdisgs will he selections
from Lengiellops writings
-Cose A Baiton advertise splendid
line Of carpets and wall papers They
have ibs best assortment, Of carpets ever IN
town. Cali and see them.
The Listers viii commence their duties
nerl Monday and relues, that al TAI pay
ars Lave their inventories made out and
ready 20 rs 10 take the leas, possible time
10 complete the work.
The LIlipu,iAas gave an entertainment
a, Music Hall last wednesday evening
Their coming was no, sufficiently adyer'
used though they bad fair house and
gave g pleasing entertainment
No, great qaauti,y Of sugar has been
made bu, il is o. superior quality judging
from the specimens handed US by II. Hub
bard. Herbert Thompson. A. Wyman and
or,ille Bell. The latter carries on the the
sugar works on the A. n. Sykes place.
1t is nov expected that Bennington
Battle Monument Concert company will
give an entertainment at Music Hall in
about two weeks. in which case everybody
q. all unsteady inclined should go even il
/, is attended with some expense and in
convenience, for II is not often that We
have an opportunity to hear the best
musicians
John ] Petibone Of this town has
horse twenty mine years old, iayorite
horse Of the late Judge Pettibone, which
has always had the popularity OF
always trying 10 take the road
leading away from home instead
Of towards home and when arriving
home sho will try 10 go by instead Of stop
ping like ordinary horses. To try her
Judge Pe,tibone has allowed her TO 90
miles on, Of the way, but she would never
turn towards home OF her own accord.
We are printing 1900 pamphlets con-
tanning the premium list Of the coming
fair TO 10 held on the fair grounds Septem'
boa IS and 30 together with the constitu'
ton. bylaws and officers OF the society.
There will be few pages Of advertising
for which we charge only s. per page.
As the pamphlet reaches all our best farm
ors and is preserved for reference it affords
desirable and cheap method Of adser-
Using Persons wishing space should ap-
ply at the JOURNAL Office at once as the
books will soon be completed.
Our photographer. II. s. Allen, find.
Ing bis old building too small for his ill.,
oreasing business and not quite suitable
for the production OF first class work has
built on the lot where his old building
formerly stood new gallery which for
oompac,ness and convenience is a model.
II contains, besides the operating room, a
large reception room, dressing room, fin.
ishing room, etc. on the first floor, and the
cupola is utilized as printing room. The
skylight and side light cover over 200
square feet which will enable him TO take
a babys picture in almost no time or il
can be curtained of and modified 10 favor |
weak eyes il necessary. Scenic back.
grounds and other accessories have been |
provided and altogether il is the best
equipped gallery in this part Of the state
and Mr.. Allen is one Of the best pbotogra-
pliers outside our large cities,
AT the school meeting IN the village
district Tuesday evening the old board OF
officers was reelected The debt for the
nov school house is all paid with abont
sigh! " dollars in the treasury. This with
tho mn bile money will very nearly run the
school a, ,other year aud no tax was voted,
While IT is very comforting to think that
We shall has no tax TO pay We know OF
some in the d 'strict who had rather pay |
moro aud have better school facilities,
either by having two teachers for the dis
tr,ct school or 10 have all beyond GER.
tain grade attend Il 'e seminary, the tuition
being paid by the a isirici. People who
have plenty of money send their scholars
there now aud pay the, tuition while the
poorer people have to Ia 70 wha, they can
get al tho district school 4 Tax OF TWEEN
~ or iwoniy five cents v oulh support
primary school and give Is wy cholsr IN
the district beyond the pri. uary grade a
good English education a, he Sc, 1inary
aud such tar would he no mre tina, the
people oi Rutland. Bennington or any tn
er town pay OF even ia some Of the small,
districts in our ouu town.
FACTORY POINT
Mir. Della Way Of rpultuey is in
town.
jonathan hapgeoi has purchased one
half OF the Fayei,e Baker farm.
Our side walks are beir,g repaired. and
none 10 soon for the saiet'i Of our necks