The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-20

Amos X LA~rsnce. ono Of MAsKschn,
sests largest manufacturers. has rooms en-.
Gagged ., the Eqninos, and viii arrive TO-
morrow with his family 10 enjoy ous
besutifnl September westher.
MANCHESTER
The arsi New York excursion will oc.
cur Sept 2sih. Pare for round trip 90.
Train leaves Manchester ai2P NJ.
Milo Waite has brought In the big.
gess potatoes 20 far. Two Of them togeth.
q weighed over Ave poands. They were
lsts Hebron beauties.
Game must be plenty on the noun.
tsirs. Que Of the cosehmcn went out for
ssll The other day and b. ought in for.
cupine.
Loo. on Saturday. Sept 10, between
tha village aud Dorset. apockstbook con-
tanning . small amount Of money. The
finder will plesse leave il At the JouRsA.
offce.
We learn that Hon. J. W. Simonds.
formerly principal OF Burr and Barton
seminary at this place. is pleasantly locat.
ed at ycrmillion. Dakota as principal Of
the State university a, that place
The ladies Of this vicinity are prepar.
Ing three barrels Of clothing for the freed.
men aud home missionaries, and would
be glad Of donations Of clothing or money
for the purpose. Contributions may be
Ieit 1t the parsonage or at Cone 4 Burtons
store.
Reuben Clark was out on the East
Mountain the other day armed with a
brsech.loadipg shot gup, seven shooter.
bowie knife, tomahawk and three
muskrat irsps. lie was after the bear
seen by the pettibone brothers.
People owing subscriptions or other
dsbts 10 the Journal Office will find the
proprietor at the Secretary's Office on the
fair ground during the fair ready and
anxious 10 receive all such dues and to re-
ecipi the same. Pay up.
Rev. Washington. GLADDEN., L. l.. ID
whose "Christian League OF Connecticut
attracted so much attention in the Ceatury
last winter, will furnish 10 that magazine
during the coming year essays on the gen
cral subject Of "Cbristianity aud Wealth,
touching tho application Of Christian NOR.
ola 10 the present phase Of modern life.
especially in America.
Mr.. Orvis OF the Equinox House has
lately received several letters about rooms
for October. II il his opinion that Octo.
ber will soon become . favorite month
Why noti The weather is unusually fine
here all through that month Lenox and
Ssockpridge have good October patron.
sge. and Manchester ought to have.
On day last week Geo. ". Bennett, Of
this place. who was at soik decorating n
building in Mt Holly. bad Tho misfortune
TO make mls.s,ep while passing from
one staging TO another aud injured bis
foot very badly. several OF the small bones
ibcing misplaced. He is recovering slow
lly and il will lie some little time before |
me sill bc able Ia resume bis work
Truman Perkins last week purchased
~ bankrupt stock VI the North Bennipg.
tou drag store II a low figure. and intends
10 contisss the drug business al that place
has soa.in&ss. II. u. Cunningham having
charge Of th~ store there II is good |
point Tor business and there is good |
prospect that he will make success OF H.
The lsssl proprietor badly neglected his
business aud finally ran away leaving nu-
mssous mourners in the shape Of credi.
tors.
The editor Of 81 Nicholas has partly
made ont programme Of good lhiass for
boys and girls TO he pul,lisisL 10 that mag
ssins during the coming year. II includes
ssrisl stories ny Louisa NJ Alco,i. Cap
tain Msyne Reid. ]. T. Tro~briaes aud
H. II. Bcycscn. The lie. Of contributor.
10 this magazine fos 1884 includes y u.
Stockton. III. H." Elizabeth ) iats
Pasips. Mr A. b. +. whitaey. joaquin
Miller. Charles Dndley Warner Julian
HastLorns. Philip Bourke Manton. Susan
Coolidge and many other distinguished
~sitesa
The sixth annual lair Of the Bastenkiil |
ssliey Industrial Society gill be held on
their fair gsv.-a At Factory Poin,, 90
"Wednesday. Thursday and rs..l.y Of nax, |
~ssG. Sept "a. ~ and p. The iiri day Is
satsiss and tho exhibition Of horses
socordicg 70 the Published program. The
torsnoou Of the sccoad day will be dsyot. |
I'd 10 The exhibition Of oxen aad horses
and Al p. m. Tiers viii be grand ca.sI.
csde Of al stock 90 exhibition. Az o clock 1
vii occur the race fof colts and 81 $50
p. m. the 2ss0 race. The third day ii II !
.. n. ell cccar The runnins race. Of II 30 1
= N. the foot race. at | p. N. the declare.
uon Of premlams. si 30 p. m the three
minute race and u ? y. IA. the free ior all /
rsce A good number OF horses have
hssa engaged for the races aud the indi. I
csiscns are that this portion Of tho pro.
gumme will be better ihau q, any preyi.
COS FAIR The iAimefs cornei baud Of
6sldsfsssd vii! be on hand ,lse i~e Las.
dAys and ihe Elite eornss bsni AZ paslei
VII b. prsssnt the hsi day. All ticket I