The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-18

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80 q Cess asa vile have gons % =
bret sls.i 10 friends 10 Massachusetts.
= Lat sssE sbs weather uas ~rm a.
Assasi. ihia ~ee1 II i eol5 bot ploasani-
Theodore ssi.i wa il New Yotk lasi
week purchasing Bew goods for Conc A
Barton.
Miss Hsian Black has gops TO Brook.
lyn 10 spead iho sSaief ~iih her sister
Mrs eastman
MIR aud Mrs. Edwsrd q oris arc st
The FrAakl!s HouG. iighgas Springs.
VT
- lion. H. u. Burton ana Dr.. Hemen'
way Lsss been building additions 70 their
resldenees
Rev. Mr. Wood Of Ellington. Conn,
sod Mrs Wood. sister Of Mrs. wiekham
are Visiting 81 DR. wickhans
Geo. Dalton sud family have removed
10 their res home al The south end. lately
purchased Of Mira Louisa gleh
We understand our worthy citizen.
0urlon H. Smith, thinks Of building a
residence on Seminary avenue. That's
right. ''neighbors ST. wiling.
w. G. spclman aud wife arrived bero
yesterday from New York Mrs, Spolman
aud Miss Spelmsn have been snmmering
la Europe and have Just retained.
There will be partial eclipse Of the
moon ser, Tuesday morning. In order TO
see /, one will have 10 be ION deck some
time between one aud three o'clock.
by removing the blacksmith shop J.
Is. kellogg can greatly improve the grounds
about his hne residence II will make q
nne spo, for lawn tennis or croqust
&C r. Steel has commenced to get ma
terials on the ground for his new residence
aud will begin TO build as early as possible
In the spring. He has given up the idea
Of building Of stone.
MIR Russell's old blacksmith shop is
10 be demolished aud lie will build a
handsome new shop next south Of his res
idencc which will DO al ornament rather
than a blemisA 10 the street.
We understand Mr.. L. j. Hawley OF.
iers for sale his fine residence and fifteen
acres OF land adjoining. Price. 5000.
II ia beautiful place and will no doubt
attract purchaser before the next sum.
mcr season.
Geo W Bennett has so far recovered
from the injury 10 his foot as to return to
work. He is engaged at present on job
In wsllingford and Is assisted by bis son
willard and Harry 4 Bennett,
j. s Kellogg has bough, Of J. NJ
Russell the ground on which his black
smith shop stands for $500, and Russell
has bought OF Mr.. 0ryis the lot south OF his
house for 800 aud will build new shop.
orvis bought this 10, two years ago for
$500.
We have received from W, II. Ora.
ham specimens OF silver aud copper ore
taken from the mines 10 which he is inter
ested. Ia q communication printed in
another column he gives humorous
though exaggerated. account Of the s,rng-
giles OF the miner 10 obtain the lu1nries OF
life.
The JousAL job office is printing 5000
illustrated price lists for @. +. orvis, man,
q
uiac.uvcr OF fishing rods, reels, flies and
fishing tackle. Mr. oryis says II Is the
hsndsomes. and bsst printed catalogue in
tho business, which is saying great deal.
as some OF the Now York houses get theirs
up in fine style. 8f
Rev. DR.. Truman Post OF st Louis
has been spending few days IN town,
the guest OF Rev. NJ. l.. Severance, DIR.
Post was one OF the pioneer clergymen
Of the Congregational church 10 the West
He organized large church in ~ Louis
Of which HI. remained the beloved pastor
nn,il short time ago when he was CON
PEELED by increasing age 10 resign tue
charge 20 younger hands. DIR. Post has
been power for good in the great West
and his name and Influence will long be
foli and rsmemlered.
--Herl ea futile has IN illustrated ar.
,icle In Harpers Magazine for November
entitled "a vacation in Vermont. Here.
fers 20 this place as follows: "The first OF
the towns Just named. Manchester, is, in
respect 10 outward beauty and to popular,
asa summer resort. easily superior 10
all the Others II lies on high plateau
formed by long los ,pnr OF Mt Equi'
nor: has one broad street. lnxnrantly
shaded; is calm. decorous, and soothing;
and being veil provided with hotels, Is
isvorably known 10 the annual ia.i!ives
from New York add Boston. Tie ascent
Of Nj Equinox ia easily made, and The
vicinity affords an abundance Of delight.
fui excursions.
Isaac Crosby, gardener for the Eqai
nor House. harvested 50 bushels OF table
beets from apiece O. ground % fee, by 81.
or a, the rate OF 1900 bushels 10 the acre,
ana onions a, the rate OF 1900 bushels
10 the acre The hotel ~ss supplied With
beet greens. bec,s and onions from the
ssmA pieces. 40 the crop. on the whole
was taly remssksble. and what Is also
noteworthy 10 The fact that the same crops
have been raised 90 The same ground for
tveniy years without seeding. OF course
plen,y Of manure Is nsej aud the sight 81
siull grown weed sonld nearly drive In
Gle Isaac iaio a.. lie succeeded 10 rais'
ing . large amount 0. track" from iour
aeres