The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-01

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The September boom for Mancheste
grows stronger every year.
--Mn. Vim. T.. Dodge Of New York is a
the Equinox for September.
--Aason Phelps Stokes and /. n. Phelp
Stokes arrived at the Equinox on Tuesday
MIR. Alfred NJ. Hall. member Of Am
berst college. has been spending a week a
DR.. wickhams.
III. J. Willing aud family OF Chicag'
are expected at the Equinox House TIN
week.
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, prouinen
yonng clergyman OF Reading. Penn, is a
the Equinox House.
w. II. Hurlbut aud II. A. Hurlbnt
Jr. OF New York. are among the late arriy
ais al the Equinox House.
MIR and Mrs. Julian de Cordova, and
Miss Pierce Of Lincoln. Mass arc regis
tered at the Equinox.
Fl. q. I. Beck. Mrs. John b. Beck
aud Miss Sands OF New York are among
the late arrivals at the Equinox.
The Manchester Congregational
church recently contributed $3.50 to for.
cign missions II was sent 10 the Ameri.
can Board.
The Equinox House is having its usu.
al September boom. mo place like Man
chester in September. as our city cousins
say.
The late arrivals at the Equinox in
clude number OF New York families who
are here 10 enjoy our delightful September
weather.
--CoDc 4 Burton have received lot OF
new fall goods. including dress goods,
silk velvets. yelveteens. dress fannels. and
prints. Call and see them.
Joseph Wickham Roc Of Cornwall-on.
Hudson has returned 10 Manchester TO
become . student at Burr aud Burton sem
mary.
Rev. A. q. Cochran Of Middle Falls,
N. y. . member OF Burr and Burton Sem.
mary IS years ago, made a brief visit in
town last week.
Walter 9, Roe. OF Cornwall. N ",
teacher in the Polytechnic Institute OF
Brooklyn since his graduation, has passed
the last fortnight In Manchester.
"A q. Paddock Of Augusta. Wis,
made US call Tuesday and renewed his
subscription for the JOURNAL He is Wis.
iiing relatives in Dorset, his native place.
Gen. Abucr Doubleday is among the
late arrivals AT the Equinox House. He
commanded the division in which were
tho Vermont boys at the battle Of Gettys.
burg.
We notice that George Smith has
offered 40 acres Of land for sale at the
south end Of tho village. /, il one Of the
most beautiful building spots 10 the vii
lsge Of Manchester. aud probably will be
secured early by same OF our city people
AT the Congregational church elo.
quert and sbIe speakers. representing the
American Missionary Association will
bold two meetiag on Monday. Sept 10 at
2 40 aud $50 p. ia. All interested In the
present condition aud need OF the Colorei
people 10 the Southern States are invited
Master Henry Stokes. son Of w. O.
Stokes 81 New York, is without doubt the
youngest person who has purchased
Postal note in tins io~n, up to the pres.
cas date. He purchased the fourth that
wsa sold. He Is bat SIX years old and
brighter and happier liiile fellow one sci.
dom secs
The fair held a, Music Hall last week
for the bcneh, Of the Episcopal church in
this village was well pa,ronized. the socse.
~ after paying eapences realized about
e900 J. IL. FrsTer became owner Of the ban.
net and y. II. Cosslii. ofihe silk bedquili
There are still msny articles for sale which
can be seen al Mrs. Miners. This oppor.
,uniiy is taken 10 ihank all Who kindly
assisted 10 make The fair success.
80 lion. Daniel croFoot until recently a
rcsidsn, Of Benson. died Ia Ra,lsni Sun.
day. Mr. Croioos was the father Of Mrs.
G. r. Swe,t o; this village where be bad
resided for several moa.hs NATL shor,
time ago HIS health has bsen poor for
soue time and his death was noi nnsH
pccsed.
Iae iAll terra Of Barr and Bnrtoa
ssniaasy commencrd Tuesday and theirs
are soae sessniy. Eve prescott 81 The open
ing u the schOel aud more are expected.
We notice moro than the usual number Of