The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-16

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ishsd wiihosi iks use 81 hresrzs. ibousi
We have DC donti ihe Aforesaid rardene'
ID mad esoueh 10 use them II be has I
coed chsnce.
The following items trcn The Bots
Nal vsll he coed rcsalng nov iha, ID,
Dog Star ia rsging Several rows hsr.
occsued a Long Bsnch hotels occasion
Z "a Ny ladies who persist IN taking ihesr
ps, dogs 10 ainner Deceni people pro.
7 lfss. kcnce Tho fowa" Never before haas
I The rnla agsinsi dogs hecn 10 strictly en-
Z forced a. bcitls "A this year "A dc.
{ iefmined warfare CD the pes dog has hceu
I inaurarAieA BY The hotel proprieiors al
I1aa HrAnch. The latest recruit IN the
raaks q The pooJle's enefniex being Mr..
I Hildraih. proprietor 81 the West lad
Heicl Milhia the pssi few days be has
posted potiocs ihranghou, his hotel warn
/ lng his patrons With canine pets NOT TO allow
them 20 roam Al large. aud putting such
other restrictions on the Liberty Of poor
doggse as will make his life IN the great
hotel a yers miserable one. Mr. Hildresh
has not gone a. far ia his warfare on the
pei dogs as some OF bis fellow proprietors.
Mr.. Barry, al tho Rowland, made up bis
mind q, tho beginning Of the season that
the dog mus, 40, and has no far stuck
rosoluloly 10 the rule. He hiss refused per-
sistcntiy Ia rent rooms 10 any who wished
10 keep dog 10 the house with them.
The two entertainments at Music Hall
given by the Nclla II. Brown concert com.
pany were greatly enjoyed by those at.
tending. Miss Brown is a host in herself,
and for the pleasure which her readings
give q mixed audience she has no equal.
Her tones aud gestures give a wonderful
variety 10 her readings and there seems to
lie no character which she ~ no, able to
initiate TO perfection. Miss Emma :,
Howe sang some very difiicult selections
In satisfactory manner. Mr. Frank II.
Glider has been 10 Manchester twice be.
fore, and the people like him better and
better. AS a pianist he certainly has very
few equals in the country. VIM. II. Lee,
the tenor, has been here once before. His
voice shows considerable improvement
and he bids fair TO soon be in the front
rank Of tenors il be is not already there.
was certainly no fault OF the company that
the house was not crowded on both nights,
and il they come this way again, we should
hope to see the seals all full.
There was a serious runaway accident
Saturday evening 10 which Miss Lizzie
Prowse, who has been a servant for many
years in the family OF Rev. Mr. Severance,
came near losing her life. II seems thai
some OF the boys had been berrying with
the horse and on coming home and wish
ing to use the horse again, instead Of put
Ting him in the barn TO feed, hitched him
10 post with halter, taking out the bits
and feeding him there. After tea Miss
prouse, who was going TO Factory Point,
came out and got into the carriage before
The bits were put back, and the horse get
ling frightened at something started, with
10 means of controlling him. He turned
. corner. throwing Miss Prowse to the
ground. aud she became entangled in the
'eins and was dragged a long distance.
cuttings cash in her head and bruising
Ter badly, though no bones were broken
md it is thought that she was not serious
y hurt, but il was very narrow escape.
The horse ran down through the village,
he carriage righting itself. and was finally
topped near J. d. Purdy's without seri-
us injury TO horse or carriage, though
here were some narrow escapes from run
ing into teams on the road. The horse
gentle and safe, and such an accident
hight not happen again in thousand
ines, though it is dangerous thing to
ave horse hitched to carriage unless
be reins and bits are all right.
FACTORY POINT.
Mrs. Henry ID. Young land sons OF |
.rie, Pa, are visiting friends in town. Ii
Prof. Louis Miller, the noted young I
enor, OF Boston, spent Sunday in town, G
he gnest OF the Colburn House. q
Col. NJ. s. and Mrs. Colburn left town I
,st week for Pennsylvania, where they ex
eet to stay for the remainder OF the sum-
Ter. /;
Quite number Of our young people
10, 'ded the lawn party and dance given
c., 'rland on Tuesday evening for the
ueot Of III band. !.
arrivals at the Colburn .
wy name OF Miss Hamil-
'use we notice the mi Raw II Beat. !
Of Newport, r. l.. =
OF Fall River. Mass.
Herbert Thompson has tn, go
the Estey, Bridgeport and She 1t
'ans. He has good variety to sel,. "
m, and has already made a number Of
-.
= Regular communication Of Adoniram
ige No. AZ i. a A. M. on Thursday -
ming, Aug. l6, at 1880 o'clock. Work
second degree. and other important nc
mess. A full attendance is desired. WI
The outside OF tho new Methodist.
rcb ediiice is nearly completed and it 'n'
be very neat and pleasant house Of MI
ship. II the height had been few SOL
more the proportions would have been h'e
Ter, perhaps, but thigh church" is :
the thing for this breezy country as son
been found on trial. ing
The ladies OF the Episcopal church 'he
J, through the columns Of the JornxsL roc
hank all those who extended to them :
many iayors at the time Of their late to
a party, and especially 10 the sunder- tur
band which came so far 10 do gener- poi
act and played no nicely for the pleas. wit