The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

FraD he yenfiy report a The Ccngf~
gsiiansl chnrehas 81 The EiAs& lnss rue-
iisbed ws learn THAI The ehsreh 10 ihis
place Ia issa coHsfibutei slos7 ~ TOD
lows iof hose hosas faissicns Sso7: Tor
fcrsAga zAiasions. ss7l: American Mission.
ar Assoessiian. ssss American Ccrgregs'
ilons uriop. SO. only nise ohurcbes In
ibs Stale report larger aggregate oonirihn-
iAors shiie The average 81 tho eburcbes 10
tho state 10 little Less ihsn $500
"a party " young gsn,lemen and three
young ladies', Mas Aron OF Nes York.
Miss Laura Steel snd Miss W. y. Hssley
s~cessel 10 the top ~ the mountain
throagh Dounaf Glen aud came back by
the Roolriiis read. one day last week.
This 10 diHculi feat ADD has bcen ccnsid.
srei 40 ispo@lbiliiy They describe the
sasnery as magnificent Something more
should ho dsne by way o. hiing the road
ssd cailing paths 70 make Downer Glen
saoro accessible.
The summer business u Manchester has
boen quite satisfactory. All the private
boarding houses hare been well paironised
aud tie Lquinsx House is having the US
gal September boom. which helps out the
season wonderfully. There were more
guosts Al this hotel the second Sunday in
September than At any other time during
the summer. which goes 10 show that What
We hare previously asserted, that Sep
TENDER is becoming one Of the favorite
months among the Green Mountains. is
fact There Is nothing thai viii it per-
son for vigorous winter campaign In the
city A. we'll ss q few weeks among the
mountains after the air gets cool enough
10 be brAciug
FACTORY POINT.
As wall be seen by anotice 10 the adj
vertisIng columns the stockholders Of the
proposed new bank will meet soon to per-
feet their organization. This looks like
business.
p W. Cook has bought the residence
Of y. J. Walker 10 this village with the
Of occupying it, Mr.. Walker
and family viii probably go West and To-
cate IN or near Chicago. Mr.. Cook will
sell the old Buck tavern" and lot cheap.
"A now bridge has been built across the
liver near the fair ground and It is expec.
ed that the roni to the grounds will be
made wider 80 that carriages can pass 60
lily at any point This will greatly facili.
ate tho entrance and egcess OF the crowds
il the fair.
"A dispatch from Burlington Tuesday
lyening brought intelligence OF the death
Il John G, Roberts. We have no particu.
airs, but he was not known 10 have been
H. aud bis death must have been sud
len and unexpected He was long
esident OF this yillage aud had many
riends hero.
We wish to tender our thanks through
he JouRSi. to the many friends who
ave been so kind to our little boy. Wal
er Welcome Waters. during bis sickness
shile here at the home OF his graudpar-
nts, Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Allen; also to
he close attention aud unremitting care
I DIR. Wyman our thanks are especially {
ne. q
Mn AND MRs. NJ. b. WATERS. /
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Walter Billings lost a good team
orse few days since.
- Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Alvin Connor's
,other, is visiting here.
The thermometer stood at % degrees
boye zero Monday morning.
Harry Pond is very sick. Drs. Wy. !,
ian and Hemenway attend him.
Horace Lawrence left town Monday a
,r Massachusetts, on 0 visit to friends.
Mrs Alfred Conner and her daughter
Gertrude are visiting friends in Rutland. n
Alvin Davis little boys. Guy and Ber-
10, are i'll. DR.. s. S. Clemens attends d
lem. i
Frank Rising with ais wife and child
.om Hoosick Falls are visiting at Orlando q
ourn's. O.
C. II. Pond is painting his house in
ood shape which adds much to its ap- N
earance, N
School closed in district No. IL Aug.
|. The school during the summer term Y
as been in charge OF Miss Minnie Sage, N
no has succeeded 10 winoing the good s.
Ill OF the scholars and has made the h
,hcol success. The whole school had
raw ride to Lathrops grove, Arlington, "
the close OF the term aud Of course had I,
splendid time. s.
We arc requested TO call attention ~
irough the JOURNAL. to the custom OF GER "
lin lawless persons who wish to save !"
w steps IN passing from this village toia
actory Point and the other way, to pass '
irough the cemetery aud TO kick of or
mock of two or three pickets from the
nee aud pass along without replacing. CO
hereby leaving gap for cattle that are "
lstured in neighboring fields to pass IN m
ia roam at will over the grounds. Mr.. h,
Grace W Lawrence has repeatedly driv. u,
! them out and repaired the fence. We "a
ope IN the future the resting place Of the