The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11

- Fae aftiNH " reiaf 81 AAe@AFs
il ESD Fsrs fas he fpas4 trip. 81
The pglsia etsmlnsiie5 a ieari'tn
tie water schools sill be- hsia II The
hool hosse u ihs village. % SATURDAY
81 ~. al . A. N,
--1ucgse Dalton hs. purcA ase& tas
be willisn, plsoe oi Mr. Rich. aad tbs
,sse whore be hAs lived. having l,oep put.
.a.ed by Mr. sseal. will probably he re-.
ora3
The Spanish uuderu bare decided
cone bore Nor. 18th There are other
lrAcilons besides the kiadcnia aud the
bnpssy gill give arsi class entertain
sssi
-fof veft OF two tho youKsAL las
|een printed Oh poor qualify OF paper
BECAUSE .e we're unable TO get better. the
MI Which supplies ~ being orerfua With
rder. We shall have bellsr 10, 10 two
. three weeks
We are hsring more splsadid soa,ber
The Allen X Heater concert oompa.
which GAS advertised 10 sppcar ST Ma
Hall 90 Friday esening 81 this ~eck,
ava telesraphet tia, they cAnno, come,
|~ing 10 the Illness oi Mr. Hunter.
Most Of the railroads Ia this section OF
be eouhiry, 10 avoid confusion. have
Idopled The time Of The 18th meridian Of
opgi,ude. the Bensinaton 4 Rutland be.
ng oas Of tho number. This time is about
minutes sloser than time ], has run
~ heretofore.
W. G. LAmpsou has ans lot Of new and
|econd band wagons on hand which be
Pill sell ., sstsnishIngly low prices to elsso
hem out He sishes TO make room for two
car loads OF cutters be has 90 the way here.
He also has hne LOT 81 robes aud blan.
ets on hand.
Judge Garfield injured his hand quite
badly one day las, week He had been to
bennington, aud while riding home from
tho station. the wagon axle broke aud bis
hand was caugb, between the wheels as
they came together Tue inference is that
be 'carried too big load II was not
poor shiskey. however.
This season has been remarkably
cold but we had no realizing sense Of the
ifigid,y Of the weather until We crossed
the Green Mouu,aias by the Peru turn
pike Friday. October 9th. At the water.
ing trough on the top Of the mountain at
8 o'clock IN the afternoon the icles extend.
ed from the top OF the trough 10 the
ground. distance OF two or three feet and
~ large AS a mana arm, aud ths ground at
the bottom Was covered with Ice Tor some
distance around Saturday afternoon the
Ice was still there. and the sun bad been
shining most OF tie time during the two
days We lived IN Peru eighteen years
but never saw anything like it before in
October.
The fall term has opened at the semi.
nary with cighiy.hvc pupils aud the gem
eral interests Of the institution are pros.
porous. A new aud expensive piano has
been purchased for the bcneii, OF those in.
tercsted 10 music. Measures have been
taken 10 carpet several Of the rooms, and
the recsnt monthly examination shows
that the standard OF scholarship is steadily
In place OF thirty.one stu
dents whose general average ia all their
studies last year was over eight, there are
nov fifty flour such pupils, while the gen
eral average Of the following twenty i've
students WAS above nine: NJ A. Howard,
Flora Richards. Nellie Skinner, Cola John.
son. Grace Williams. Carrie Provan, EN-.
nett Tui.le, CLARA Hemenway. Harry Bun.
dy, Gertrude Stevens. Cora Griffith. Halle
Thompson. Ida Reid, Maud Severance.
Cora Marsh. Della Smith, Agnes Wbipple,
Burt Taylor. Anna BATHS. Carlton Sever
ance, Ezra Benedict, Jennie Dexter, Clara
hamberlain. Frank Esiabrook, Rollin
Purdy
-Wiihou, de,raeting from the merits o.
neiehboring fairs. il is interesting to know
tina, good judges pfsnounce the fair Just
held by the Bslienkill Valley society %
the best held in this vicinity. A geutlc
man from Rutland who MAS present the
last two days said tha, Il beat the Rutland (
county fair both ia attendance and In the
number aud cicsllence Of the exhibits aud !,
We have hoard others who were present at
both fairs say the same And We h.vc III
70 heard good judges say ,hatii WAS bet.
ter than the fair al Granville or at Cam. /
bridge We are glad TO notice these
statements tecan. We believe they are
lrue. and viii aid tina, tl'rre is 90 good :
reasoe Why AZ good fairs aaa BITTER ones
cannot he held every year II The farmer 1
and others will take that interest In the
matter Which they ought and ' hich wsnli ,
,onier benehi npon themselves far great
" than An. premiums which may H. oh
aimed The difference bstscen good /,
BOW and . pour one 10 the difference be-
Tween prof, and loss aud The same may
10 said 81 all animals
rscTohf rviSf. II
Hon. II q. Roo, aud wife and son are /
stopping At Thayer's hciel.
Charlie Page Of Te~nsheni ,s visiting
bic brother. Dr. J. v. Page
A large shed is being bail, by the Meth. !,
odisi society near their new church
Russell fullerton ,nd wife d Kansas
sfe visiting Of W. II fnllerou's
- tanber 81 or yoapg folks are Al. !
tending school Of tbs seminary this tern. ,
~. A Adams picked qoite a qnan,iiy I,
J, ripe faspharies ocl 8. second crop. !
-.E A Jameson, who has tseu "a az I,