The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-12

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dcss al Nonhheld
d. Hsnsnwsy and family expect
10 ahaeni from town iso weeks tn
vii VISIT New York and other places
psal add Ned Oryis Dr.. swim Al
liiran Eggiesioa arc spending a week
i~o in camp Al the lake in poaiiney.
Several Of oar people have received i
vilA,ions 10 tho diamond wedding Of J. {
Bnrioa and wife Al Rupert nett MondA.
Capt Wooster has lost a memoral
dun book which ha voald be niue
pleased 10 hAve returned TO him by ID
finder.
Superintendent White advertise
another excursion 10 New York oct i7th
Faro for round trip, $500. These eHcur
s0bs are very popular and largely patron
i1cd.
The coming cold weather is a remind
er that you ough, TO get out that slcigl
and have il painted up 10 look as well as
new one, and ]. X. Lee Of Factory poin
Is prepared 10 do il for you in good shap'
and s, moderate price
II. H. Oris Is constructing larg'
scwer which will extend from the Equinoi
House across the road and down Uniof
street 10 the hollow below the village
This will take all the drainage from the
hotel buildings and carry il where il will
DO out out Of the way Of everybody.
Such beautiful weather as the last
week has given as is rare at any season OF
tho year Tho foliage Is now putting on
is most brilliant hues, and the mountains
sre clothed in the most fantastic shades.
Oscar Wilde would hardly find anything
tame about the Green Mountains at this
season.
There were few mistakes in our re.
port Of premiums last week The reports
Of the judges on seed and grain, and bread
and cake have not yet reported TO the sec.
Rotary. We are not sure that they were
present aud attended TO their duties. II
they did. they will please send in their re-
port
We learn that the fine farm lying just
south Of the village owned by A. J. Gray
Is for sale. 1t is splendidiy located, has
fine buildings. is well situated for either
stock or dairy farm, has nearly 200 acres
oi good land, and is 10 every respect very
desirable place. TO any man who likes
fine location with everything in the best
condition for comfort and profit, this farm
offers The best inducements
''rhe Editors run in New Mexico and
Colorado is the title Of work recently
published by G. NJ Chase, proprietor Of
the Vermont Union, Lyndon, Vt 1t con.
,isis Of 2S letters written by the editor du.
ing trip through the West, We have
been much instructed aud interested in
reading the book, II is written in an easy,
natural style, and contains vast amount
II reliable information. All who are in.
crested in travels, or any who may con.
emplate visit TO the great West will be
,cned,tod many times the price OF the !
,ook by reading IT,
rArroRY POINT
Mrs Truman Lamson and son left
Wednesday for Castleton, Maryland.
III w. Davis wife and daughter left
own on Monday for trip TO Boston,
H. W, Davis has been putting in new
Icon and in other ways improving the
]olburn House Of late,
Gen Schultz and his secretary II.
!. Laine Of New York are among the ar.
iyAls al the Colburn House.
Mrs. johnson OF San Francisco is
pending some time with her mother, Mrs.
iernll, who nov has her entire re.
naining family Of four daughters around
rr.
The llh annual Choir Festival" OF
he Episcopal church ~ Vermont is being
olden IN st Michalos' church, Brattle.
'oro to-day and tomorrow, Oct 18th and
9Th.
Mrs James Goodale, whose home has
cen among rs but few months, died on ,
'riday Of consumption after lingering
incss Her remains were taken TO Argyle
y interment
Robert Amcs has received large
cck ~ desirable fall aud winter goods
all grades which viii he likely 10 suit
! classes Of people both as TO quality and i
rio. Read his advertisement and give
ia call. h
Mr.. w. H. Dean OF this place is proba
y the only genuine temperance man in
ermont lie has never drank any liquor
his life and has not tasted cider 10 forty
sArs. aud rs also total abs,aincr from tea
IA coffee, water being his only beverage.
SISTER Stow, the President OF the
ociAl Science sis,erhood in San Francisco =
lnonnces that on Jan. LIST. She will
., 81 pe,,iooa,s and put on pantaloons,
s,er Stow appears to have considerable a
IN her underpiuning for she i
~ My trousers are made with plat
Il descend jus. 10 the liae o! beauty on J
c calf Of the leg We hope the lat OF b
"a. viii not prove q cold day for Sister
ow.
"A young man called al the boarding !,
,ase Of Mr. FrAnk Roberts 10 Benning.
a the either day. claiming tina, be sished
secure boarding place lie was shown u
room where be remained shor, time. q
: then Informed Mira Roberts thai il
iied and lie would 60 TO the depot aud v
I'VE has tfunk sent up. lie did not come v
Iei and sinoc then Fred Clark Of this
llAge who boards al Roberts has missed il
= revolver and pocket book coniaing Il