The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

Ma Tbomss Carr snd children q
Ne. fsfa are NJ Mrs ssoek~elis
A Zoe rain Saturday started The grass
and nsls The farmers loct happy
H X. Poster Is bullding large al
dilaon 10 bis r.ssdsncs and hos u neAfi,
ccmple,ea
--Doat fail 10 read Cone A Burions
ne~ sdrestASDsnt They have jest re-
cei.ed large lot 81 dry goods,
Our friends Who have Tie Western To-
ves should read the communication on
this page and reflect
Mrs Woods and Miss May Woods OF
Isosioa arrived 10 town. Friday and viii
occupy their residence aiev weeks
Capt f. u. Barnham Of Rutland was
too III 10 accompany the remains Of his
vile 10 Dellsood cemetery. Tuesday.
WIN. J. Crawford has purchased the
depot team recsntly owned BY John Van
dsflip and viii run both mail and eI-
pres~.
w. "A Walker have very large raft
Of logs on the river on the way 10 Green
sleL, where most Of them will be made
ists pulp by the ondssa Paper Co
DIR. Brosn has oni down the elm tree
n~ss shs piazza Of the Elm House and also
many apple trees in the rear, and when
the repairs are sli done will greatly i'm.
prove the appearance OF the house.
&C. y. oris /. building an addition to
th~:house recently purchased by hin and
making some changes which improve the
appearances Of the premises making il one
81 the beat places on the street lie has
oil bis vacant rooms engaged by summer
guests
g. II. Smith has sold his place next to
the bank 10 +. q. Oryis for $500. This
IL regarded as one OF the best lots in
Manchester. and shows that this
Kind OF property is docking up.
Mr.. smith does no, intend TO leave town
a. present
The town OF Concord. Mass, has no
hotel and, ia view OF fact that the sessions
Of the summer school Of Philosophy are
held there. the people are engaged in per.
fectiag plans Tor . coffee house, to be
located Ia the historic building known as
"fhe Old Wright Tavern"
w. q. Lsmpson has fifteen new car
rlages aud buggies. from three different
manufactures and no two alike Having
such . variety in style and prices he is
able 10 give customers rare chance TO Sc
leet Just what they wish re also has
fine limo OF harness. double and single.
The form OF the new postal note has
been agreed upon. and the department
hopes TO have them for sale at all money
order Offices, some 5000 in number, by
September l. Postmasters will be paid
by the government fee OF one cent for each
order issued. and three. quarters Of cent
for each one paid.
We learn from tho Troy Times that
Mn. w. J. Orr OF that city. who spent
last osmmer ct the Taconic Hotel. and had
,bcen sysndinS tho winter IN Southern
dAlilornia. died At Texarkana, Arkansas
ville on the journey home. The disease
~ consumption. and she had been grow
In, ~-esss, bss WAS Ahossht TO be able to
ysach home.
HIM J,.,r.' Dan. ftste svperinten-
dent Of schools will Se N0s'ousa As.o'
inss At Dorset. May %. S s .. w..
"a and Sunderland, May %. & 'ss''0'
will commence 81 8 e. M, 2 and -.
The topics are: What subjects Shouts.
taught In common schools2 Morals anu
manners. DISCIPLINE Recitations. Models 4
oftssching, etc. The meetings at Man. q
chester will be held At the court house. '
Teachers Of our common schools are en-. r
titled by law to the time spent at these !
meetings, and the town superintendent 3
expect TO see them eli present. $
The Rutland Herald Of Monday says:
'pur resisn will be panied 10 hear Of the
sudden aud unexpected death on Sunday
morning Of Mrs. Samuel T.. Burnbam.
She went to Boston for medical treatment "
about six weeks since. leaving her children a
temporarily under the charge Of friends in
Northampton. Mass. Her husband has h
Teen himself confined TO the house and ey. =
en- to bis bed for . fortnight with acute 4;
rheumAtism. but WAS receiving good re-
ports from Mrs. Burnham up to FRIDAY. y
when less encouraging information ar. =.
rived, followed by summons to come At !,
onee, - she vas ~orse. Al once leaving "
his sick bed. accompanied By friend, he
reached Boston on Sunday morning, Just y
ossose his wife brea,hed her last. The re. q
mains Of Mrs Burnham will be brought ?
70 Rutland on The $50 p m. train today, ~
and the funeral will be attended from the '"
pariors Of tho Congregational chapel at 8
p. M. We arc sure that this community p
will share with US feelings OF profound e'
sympathy With Capt BarnLam and his q
family ., TINS severe affection. fr
FACTORY roIxr. II
r. Amos In New York buying goods. !,
The chcose factory resumed business q
for The season on Saturday last 10
--Iev. N. L. Severance will preach il er
the Bapsis. church ner, Sunday evening. O
DIR L l.. wymsn Is today. wcdnes. y
day. attending . meeting Of the State ~
Hon. Medical Sosssss 10 Darlington. p'
Burton 4 Co. ocer special attractions =. Is
10 mes clothing. bats, ties, cre,opnes, =