The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-06-14

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hall A Dass rangs in ts FLORIDA bosNls
We give pro--isspes 70 ihs portrait o
Adam ForepsusA 10 tho JerRsAl Tor tA'
ressoa hal be giros good shov and AIS
good iax CHECK 10 The printer Tier
will he ball fare co the railroad Asd eIpcei
10 see good Eumber from this vicinity u
stsen1Aace
The ouiiook for tho marble busines'
ia this vicinity sppoass 10 ls very good
W. H. Frllerton Of Manchester Dsro'
reports that be has doubled the amount
81 bis help snd his men are working osei
,ime. and siill be has more orders than q
ssy time Got ten years
The extensive alicrss,ops and adj
.ioas tia, have been going 90 si the Equi
non House are nearly completed. bos'
Perkins has kept things moving carpen
teri. mason,, painters, paPerers. carpet
sewers. ard In fact all 81 the help on thu
Job have worked with will
There VI. high wind here. com
mcncing on the afternoon Of Monday and
continuing 10 blow steady gale through
the night. Tuesday morning the street
was completely siresn with leaves and
small branches from the trees. Several
trees were blown down in and about the
village and large limbs torn from others.
AR Smith also reports tina, the greenhouses
In Dcllwood cemetery suffered considerable
damage from this amateur cyclone.
la relation TO the proposed reunion OF
the alumni OF Barr ard Barton seminary
the following circular Of invitation he's
been issued;
The 18th Of May Of the present year
completed half century since the Burr
seminary NOV the Burr aud Burton semi
nary was first opened for the reception OF
pupils. Some who were OF the number
then present and others OF the earlier stu
dents have expressed desire for SEMI
centennial reunion.
At former reunion 10 July, 1874. large
ly attended by former teachers and stu
dents. an alumni association was formed
with the following officers: Pres. Hon.
John i. Page OF Rutland; vice presidents.
I. G. Cronin, Esq. Of New York, Hon. J.
u. Hollister Of Rutland; secretary. L. II.
Hemenway. NJ. u. Of Manchester; treasur-
err, Hon. Loveland Munson Of Manchester.
Acting for the alumni. after consults-
ton with the trustees, these gentlemen, by
virtue Of their office, have designated
June 9th. for meeting Of
the alumni to commemorate the complet.
ed half century OF the institution OF their
early training.
On that day, at II o'clock .. m. the ~.
ISOLATION, formed at the last reunion. will
be called together 10 the chapel Of the
seminary. Either there or in q public
at Music Hall afterwards, cd.
dresses may be expected from former
teachers and students, to be followed by
banquet at the Equinox House. ss on
Iormer similar occasion, thus afording
The opportunity not only Of sitting togeth-
81 at the iestal board. but Of listening TO
he voluntary utterances Of more OF their
number, "The feast Of reason and the flow
,f soul.
Any that may purpose 10 attend. on re-
,eising this notice Of the proposed gather
ng and banquet will confer favor by in.
Heating the fact by postal card addressed
o the secretary OF the alumni. l.. H. Hem
,nway. NJ. d., Manchester, VI All Who
nave been students at the seminary are
included among the alumni.
FACTORY POINT.
IS. L. Thayer has purchased num-
Der Of carriages for his livery stable.
The Sabbath school children Of the
u. Z. Church gave q concert to crowded
house Sunday evening.
The Baptist State Sunday school Con-
'ention met here last week and held .
series OF successful meeting.
The high wind Of Monday night did
damage to gardens and prop.
,rty. A large limb was torn from the elm
rec near the Colburn House which took
Town the telegraph wires that we're at.
ached to il.
Among the young men who formerly
ived here but who are now in the West
re 9. II. Parker who was for some time
Jerk in Blackmer's store vt the Depot,
8 now filling good position as chief
'lerk in the engineers Office Of the Van.
lalia X, Il. at indianapolis. Ind, and his
'rother. Earl is in National bank in the
anne city. James Bonesteel is q book.
eeper for manufacturing concern in
irinnell Ia. Albert Bonesteel has gone
l
nto business in new Dakota town, aud
Walter Dean is travelling salesman for
he Stationary house Of Smith 4 Mullen
{ Iowa City.
nAscHEsrRI DEPOT.
Heavy winds Monday night 10 this
ection such as are seldom known Il this
lme Of the year.
Mr.. Myron Piper has been away to
ludlow on account OF the illness and
cath OF his brother
We understand some OF our neighbors
nring the high wind Monday night arose
nd dressed themselves expecting that the
oase would blow down.
Mr. Parsons Billings, Who hes the job /
keeping the ROCKVILLE road 10 repair,