The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-09-28

aANclusrKR
The Equinox House will no, close be
foro the third q October.
Mrs. w. J. Mann and daughter Of Bui-
falo and J II MosdeF Of Troy, \. y. are
guests st Capt Wooiore
This has been the longest season our
SUMMER houses have ever bad. There has
been crowd nearly all Of September.
Hon. Mark skinner and family aud II,
]. willing aud family left the Erauinor
Houso for New York on their way to Chi
eago.
After the heavy rains Of last week the
chances arc that the weather will be fine
Thursday and Friday, At all events they
will be "Fair days.
The Appalachian Mountain clnb Of
Boston numbering ono hundred or more
will arrive a, the Equinox House for DIN.
ncr to-day (Thundhy.l
Mrs. J. c Blackmer and Mrs, j. u.
Nicols have been appointed by George
Smith the Superintendent, the receiving
committee al Floral Hall daring the fair.
MIR. Ranney will run excursion teams
from this village to the Fair Grounds
Thursday and Friday also unless the Apal-
lAehain club use all his teams. Fare ID
cents each way.
Persons who wish to avoid the rush
during the fair can get good accommoda.
tions at the Taeouic Hotel. in this village.
Dinner viii be served in time for the af.
ternoon races. Carriages will run to the
Fair grounds from the hotel
The few summer guests remaining In
Manchester very properly complained oil
the weather the last OF the week, but II
they had been in New York or New Jersey
they might have been washed away and
drowned. Manchester has one advantage
in a food. II is pretty well up"
An entertainment will be given at MI
sic Hall on Friday evening OF the present
week which will consist OF a variety OF good
things and atskhich the farce, Trying it
On" will be repeated A series OF tab,
bleaux representing members Of the Apal
lachian club in various trying positions
will be given. The proceeds will be adj
ded 10 the street sprinkler fund,
1t Is sad comment on the inherent
'cussedness" Of human nature that where
fair managers are liberal enough to put
tickets good for one day at 20 cents, CARR
ages and children free that some will be
mean enough 20 try to steal in on the
back side without paying. or send their
tickets out for others to be admitted on.
We trust the number who will do this is
small. but il has been done to some extent
and every such attempt should BIO spot
tod" by the police and the names OF the
offenders made public. How would you
like to see your name in tho JOURNAL as
ono who tried to beat the Biggest show
on Earth" out Of twenty-five cents.
The Rutland Herald OF Wednesday says
"The New York express due here from
Bennington at rs was two hours late yes
torday afternoon and had an interesting
trip nj that When short distance above
North Dorset tho front driver on the left
side Of the engine went down the bank and
on into a field carrying with 1t the side
rods The axle had broken on the inne'
face Of the wheel. 1t became necessary e
bring IN the train by working one side o.
the machine start was effected and al
wen, well until tho tram stopped at Dan
ly. There by reason Of the heavy grad'
difficulty was experienced in getting un
der way again and considerable time wa
lost At last the train reached the soutl
end d the depot yard here, when the ser
vices ofa switch engine we're procured t.
bring il into the station. The broken 10
connective, The Luther Park. went of the
iron at North Dorset on the night OF Sept
8, and had been ont Of the shops but few
days
FACTORY POST
--Hapgood a Co have opened a 600,
stock o. ready made clothing in Siegel'
old stand N Houes block Mr.. Hapgoo'
has store ID Peru. where be has built u
large trade BY honest dealing. He is
close buyer. pays cash for his goods. get
them al the lowest rates and viii sell .
cheap as any man 10 the business. Iii
stock il All new ana he invi,1s eyerybod
10 call aud examine for them selves.
James X Lee having .ented the cal
rage shop formerly occ'ipici by J. ]
Beach which with his o,hf shop will Civ
hin facilities 70 accomois lc his customer
says, be Is doing I'm trade and ever,
thing Is looking bright .oF the iuture whc
creditors shall ceasa rom troubling al
profits be invested a the sidewalks
this village Look Al his display on Il
Fair GFound 70 day, 81 Jalian Side la
Preach Side Side Spring, Manufacture
by Jim.
The residence oi Mr.. J. H. Boneste
Was ihe secbe Of large and pleasant, We
dlng ca Tuesday si gning. the bride ben
Miss Emile eldest daughter Of Mr.. Bon
steel and oae ~ + ac,ory Points hes. at
brightest yoaag ladies. and the brid