The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-24


elesiiou which follows there is another
pasty 10 oppose and there should be solid
ranks
rAcTonY roNr
Mrs. samuel Dean is quite sick
The fall term Of The village school viii
commence neAt Monday.
Walter Dean has returned to Iowa
City where be is al present located.
Mr. Naomi Northup Of Brooklyn n.
Y, 10 visiting at Manley smith's
Mrs J. s. keaior, daughter aud son
Of Moline. Ill, are stopping for few
weeks at Mr. James Lamson's,
-. X. Lee and first class carriage pain
ter is prepared 10 serve the public in all
branches Of carriage and wagon work.
Two hundred and forty persons went
on the excursion Of the Baptist Sunday
school TO North Bennington on Tuesday.
The party Of young ladies who have
been camping during tho past week at
Lake Pleasant, Mass, has returned,
- T. Beach has made arrangements
to remove TO Manchester, \. H., and wishes
ALL who have unsettled accounts to call
and adjust the same by Sept, LIST
The terrible buffalo moth which has
made such rayage in some Of the towns on
the other side Of the mountain, has made
its appearance among us and is steadily
marching along"
"A fire broke ont IN small tenement
house on depot street on Sunday afternoon.
The building is occupied by Tommy Nc
Graw, who was asleep at the time, and the
fire had gained considerable Roadway but
WAS finally subdued
| Regular communication OF Adoniram
Lodge, No. AZ, +. 4 A. NJ, this Thursday
evening, Aug. cath at IL o'clock. Work
on the Ord degree. All master masons in
good standing are cordially invited to at
tend. 7. j. WALKER, Sec.
Mr.. Josiah b. Stratton who has form
erly resided in this town End very narrow
" escaped death while working in the
factory here. died at his home in Worces
ter, Mass, July &c after severe illness
He was u brother of Mrs Levi Bradford
and Miss Clara Stratton.
james X Lee has returned from the
Adirondacks where he has been rusticat
ing in company with his father of Wills
borough, n. Y, and Geo II. Cardwell o.
Albany. Jim says he hopes to call on hi
Uncle Daniel Ames again before many
months for he is satisfied there plenty o
trout in the brooks and thinks there IL
yet dear in the woods.
Many persons have the impression
that the mail is carried from Factory Poin
10 Manchester and the reverse seyera
times during the day, but this is mistake
which has been the case Of considerable
annoyance at times. The stage which
runs between Pawlet and Manchester il
the only one which carries the mail be
tween the two villages making q trip
little before noon Of each day.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
The farmers in this vicinity have fin
ished haying and are now waiting for thu
fair 10 open.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Stowe from Dandy ar,
visiting with their brother and his family
Elliott Fisher
IS. w. Bourn is having his new bari
painted up in good shape, Alden LincolI
is doing the job.
j. Davis 4 Son are loading car
iron rnd rags to send to Dunn 4 Cramp
ton Of Rutland.
r.. Colyin has purchased the ston
mill property belonging to the estate o
Peter wyman, and is remodeling it into
, grist mill. Price Sli00
--Fayette Farnum is with Gen. Cutt,
signal service corps, Az chic. cook, nov
Q taking observations in Wilmington whithe
r they moved from Halifax, VI.
Misses Carrie and Grace Bourn
daughters OF Coomer Bourn OF Sandy Hill
/. n. ", formerly Of this place are sisiiin
4 relatives and friends in town.
e poRSRT
--Rev. Brainard Kent of Chicago is Wis
: iting relatives In town.
There are new arrivals at Wasbingto
Hotel OF people whose names we have nc
learned.
Prank. and Fred Holley and Gee
Sheldon of Troy came to Dorset last wee
G for fortnights vacation.
I Miss Bessie Clark, Misses Agns
C aud Fannie Crane,of Elizabeth, New Jel
sey, and Miss Carrie Babcock OF Troy al
J. boarding at Alanson Gray's.
u In behalf OF the directors of DORIS
q Public Library, thanks are returned
John V. Cheney, for the proceeds OF lee
& ures donated to the library.
e. X. Anthony, OF New York and Mi