The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-27


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The squisccsiai 80 little late bot
made 90 much racket a. usual.
Arnold Baaan and family Of Boston
arc among tbs late arrivals atths Rquinor.
-. Clinork Clssd ADD vile are on 4
visit 10 NJ II. Wooster and other irieds 10
town. aa M
Charts y Black 10 mskins Msoches.
ter : brief visit accompanied by Harry
John Taylor aud wife and the Misses
0ilson Of New York are registered q. the
Equinox House,
The sister of MIRA wiokham. Mira
CLARK. from Wilton Connecticut. ans her
daughter. are on a visit At DR. Wickhams.
Hon. Mark Skinner and wife will
ieave us Thursday to make their annual
visit 10 Port Ken. before returning 70 Chi
cAgo.
The JouHxAL next week will give ,
full premium list Of the fair. Extra cop
vill be sent postpaid to any address for
nve cents.
C. Y. Orvis IL receiving good mum
Der Of orders for his book on ny fishing.
in advance Of publication. II will be
ready for delivery next month.
Rev. Zina Doty add family will return
10 their home 10 New York next week,
Mr.. Doty's health has been much i'm
proved by bis prolonged stay 10 Manches-
ter
Mr.. Isaac n. Phelps and family will
return 10 New York today. Mr.. Phelps
has gained steadily since bis arrival here
10 Jaly AID goes home much improved in
health.
Mr.. John II. Watson and family Of New
York LEI, on Tuesday; Nh. II. Is. Stokes
and family Of New Rochelle left on
wedasday. and W. q Stokes and family
on Thursday.
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Chicago will leave for New York on Thurs.
day on their way home. We shall miss
our summer friends but hope to see them
back early next season.
The main entrance TO tho fair ground
having been greatly improved ii has been
decided TO close the ives. entrance across
J. II. Nichols land. this arrangement no
ing much more convenient for the mana
gers Of the fair.
There wAsA nice rain Monday after
noon and evening. but about midnight
the wind changed suddenly aud blew with |
great force. The clerk Of the weather
must have been taken of his feet and let
everything loose. We learn OF no damage
except blowing o6 what little fruit there
Vas on tho trees.
Advertised letters; Anne Doyle, Chris
tic Burcort. Miss Mary Colin, W. d.
Coolidge, Q. II. Curtis, ]. II. Clark. Miss
Maggie Carney. Edmund Francis, Chas.
q. Circuit. John @. Kslsss. Clarence @.
MitcAsll, Q. 7. Newman. Edwin L. Pad.
dock. James 0Neill. John Patterson.
Fred Stone. VIM. H. Spear, John A.
Wright. Mas Josephine Wood, Chas. A.
Whitney.
The benefit Of an agricultural society |
is shown IN the great improvement Of
stock il this vicinity 10 past years. II the
ratio Of improvement, is kept UP for few
yeats more this part OF the county can
equal the rest Of the State aud perhaps
take the lead. Seven horses sre entered
10 the free. fcr-sll race aud nearly As many
10 the $40 and u Ia certain that enough
good horses will start 10 make the races
II tho present fair eqaAl IL not better than
~ any previous fair,
The frat day Of the fair opened veil.
vsth good weather aud large number Of
entries in all the classes. There WAS
better shov Of stock. horses. cattle. sheep
aud swiue than usual. The display Of
fruit Was good. aud the vegetable display
vss tho bes, Il has ever been. There Gas
little d,spu,a sbou, the .n,ry OF town
s@ams. winhaii hal eaa,ush oren TO III
vide up anil eater 49, team. and Perm
protested aud cisirne. lsAs laey bad 30
right 70 do this. Tls directors inaily lie. /
cided thss under the rules ~ priat-d any
town coaii ensrs tvo iowa teams II they ,
had oxen enough The attendance wa
not vcry large. hat there Is prospee, IA
big cso~d sLr t~o remaiuins dsys
sAcroa roIxr
Mrs r. N. BAies Is teaching IN Wet
Arlington.
--pstYick Callahan has removed ~iih
hls family 70 cen,re Rs,lAai where he has
obisissi work
Rev. John J. Noe. r. T. az Darlington
District. will prrseh .. Adsms' Hall. Sun.
day evening" Il O'Clock
The Rev. J. A S~art exchanged lasl
Sunday silh Rev Mr. cAdy Of North Ben.
ninssoa Who preached two very excellent
dlscourses.
Mr. and Ms. Bert Thompson Of Aa.
roa. H.. arc spending . few days anosg
relatives 10 this place. MIR Thompson Is
son Of John Thompson former residen,
Mr. John c. Roberts who died quite
saddealy Of heart aifsicul,y ia Burlington
sept II. VAS. former. highly esteemed
citizen Of ihis iosa shsie Desrly the whole
OF bis life vn speal His remAins we're
inferred a. Rstisnd He leaves = vile
md three soss Who have the hearty sym
PATTY Of their msny friends IN this vieial-