The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-08
..ul Intelligence.


Mrs ". r. Black - visiting f,iesa
sn Mes Nol city.
Tie Editor u lbe JoUmAE has COO
~ Montpelier 10 attend The Legislative re
ptisn
--Jobs A ilsstOs have y new stock q
sessesshie goods which ihey advertise =
10 day. sepsesL
--w. O. D@ebe has sold The mare whicl
10 catered 10 The 0 minute race 8, The fair
10 Joha Monss Tor good price.
The Second Ne. York excursion vii
coma Of Beai Tuesday. oct Is Par,
Tor round trip 81. Tickets good I'LL th'
peai Mcu3sy. Thess excursions are yer,
popular and we'll pslronizsd.
The trustees Of Barr and Barton Sem
isssy have for sale cheap. one large Goa
stove and several wood stoves siih pips
Ssd aise A good hsssaia can be secured
BY 81 early inspection.
The f.Al,cs Bsneyoleni Association
desire TO srnd clothing. s. has been usual
al tLis sesson. 10 Atlanta University and
10 Miss Watts. at Cosinescn, Georgia. and
you'd respectfully solicit garments Of va
rioas sizes and materials. as also shoes.
fsom Ill persons interested In mission work
fos ths Freedmen oi the south. Articles
Tor this obiec. may be sen, 10 Mrs swet.
aud Mrs Dr. wickhsm.
The following is a list OF advertised
letters: nenilsmen. J. II. Bennett. Char
lie BusLss. VIII J. Creed ~. Jerry Drs-
col gal. WILDER Hsdley tjl, 4. G. Hough-
ton. Mr.. lloswell II. Hassman.
Joseph Harrison. O. 0rmsby, Chas. It.
Reed. Darling swan. Noriden +. Stanley.
Ladies. Miss Deeming, Mrs. Attic G. Hol.
sudsy, Mas J. Payne Miss Nellie Reilly.
Mr.. L. d. Roberts.
l.. q. Ovir. q native and former resi-
dent Of this place, is very sick At the resi-
denee u his brother q. II. Oris. He has
been living 10 Hartford. Conn. for several
years. 40 the employ Of one Of the tele--
graph companies. He was taken III about
three months sso but did not give up
work until be was absolutely compelled
10. and growing rapidly worse last week
his brother went TO Hartford and took him
Ia Manchester. hoping that the change
may do him good. Al prcsent he remains
about the same a. when be came.
Mrs. T. u. Burton died October LIST,
after having suffered long time from
cancer, which closely resembled In loca
tion and developement the cancer which
caused the death Of Gen. Grant. II first
made ITS appearance on the right tonsil
aud subsequently, extended to adjacent
psr.s. Surgeons at different times removed
portion Of the tonsil but with little effect
on the disease. For The past few weeks il
Was very difficult for the patient to take
nourishment aud death probably resulted
from exhaustion.
Hon. A. i. Miner aud wife and Hon.
Loyeland Munson have gene 10 Montpel-
Ter 10 The legislative reunion. Both have
been "a member" moro terms than almost
any man living in the state. Judge"
Fullerton who Is our present member and
who first proposed the present reunion
which ia the first gathering OF the kind in
the country. will be Chief Marshal Of the |
occasion. position which his well known |
modesty will enable him to Ill with great
credit TO himself and the town.
The long expected history Of the i'm
portant and gallant part taken by the SOL
diers Of Vermont In the war for tho Union,
prepared by authority Of the state Of Yer.
mont by the state military historian, Hon.
q, q. Benedict. Of Burlington, Ia now
offered to the public. u. Il. Boyden and
W. R,Whecler. agents for this county. are
nov cauvassing this town for tho work.
The history viii be comprised In two large
octave volumes Of about 700 pages each,
illustrated by elegant steel engraved por-
traits Of prominent Vermont officers, to-
gcthes with numerous maps OF battlefields.
II comprises histories Of every Vermont
regiment snd organization. Detailed &C.
ooanis 81 battles aud engagements; cor
reciei lists VI killed and wounded; per-
sonal sketches Of Vermont officers aud sol.
dsers; services Of Nermoniers in the navy;l
Incidents and "reminiscences OF the war,
Including . mass Of interesting aud VAL
liable Information never before published.
THIS ssr history has been prepared by the
authority Of the state Of Vermont. aud no
time OF pains has been spared TO make IL
fnil, impartial and reliable This history
should be Owned by every Vernon, soldier
and sailor. by every msn OF woman who
had rclatives ~ fri.aas In the war. and by
every vermon,er ~ho ia proud Of tho
record and fame Of ihe Green Mountain
Sisie.
FACTORY roNr.
MIR. aud Mrs w. @. Bourn have
gone 70 East Dorset TO board Tor tbs
winter
The branch 10 Vermont Of the "wo-
MAS Auxiliary" Of tho Episcopal church
nes,s Gu Tacsdsy aud Wednesday q the ,
prsssst seek 10 vereennes Zion church .
Is represented by Mrs, = L. wyman, Mrs.
G. X. Yoang and Mira J. q. Flanders.
&C u. Dsnhsm has a new advertise
meat u Fall and Winter goods. Hs has
large stoct Of nss eoois.
Miss Mabel Harris 81 Schagh,icoke
returned home on MesdAy after 40 eaien-
d~d visit 10 her suaA Mn Myron Law {
senee a
The ssiss Dell Ringers and rsrlof
Conosr Ca. gill give a. entertainment 1