The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

People besis 10 Inquire. when vii
our ocs1ty cc1vsnison be helds
Candidates for oflcs do mot appear u
bs very plenty In this region.
Tho hsy crop must be ihs best VI
hs,s hsd for yesu.
DIR wichbsm has gone 70 Nee Haven
70 ssssnd The Tale College commencement.
Col. L. T. Knapp. Of MiaaiAh..v.
stopped ovsf sunday With bis brother-in-
Law. Rev. n. L. Severance.
"A large and fresh stock Of "Huylsr's''
candy Just received a in. Hard STORE
--Sevsssl city people vho are spending
The summer u Judge Besbe's. Ia Rupert.
took dinner Il the Equinox House Mon
day.
1t IL expected that the lth Of July. or
rather tho 5rd. will be very quiet this year
until evening. when there viii be the best
display Of nv-works ever given in Man
chester.
--Arrangements have been concluded BY
which tbs drawing room car for Manches-
Ter. Rutland kc.. now leaves New York by
the Saratoga special at a. M. instead Of
9 as heretofore. and commencing July 9th
will run through 10 Montreal instead Of
only 10 81 Adams as ct present
The street sprinkler ID ; great blessing
In dusty weather and az II is sustained by
voluntary subscriptions all who can posi-
bly, sfcrd II should sssist and not let the
burden fall 90 few individuals. Public
spirit Il the only salvation ofsuch village
- Manchester.
George i. Simonds aud wife are stop
ping with friends in town. Mr.. Simonds
il sou OF s. d. Simonds and native Of
Peru. He Is nov . resident Of Bellville,
KAs.. where be is President Of the First
National Band and is engaged 10 the loan
business. He is on his bridal tour and
viii visit friends 81 several points in the
east
Tho following letters are advertised
II the postofIlce: Mr.. Aiken Joseph Broth.
ss Il. N. Blood. NJ. J. Dudley. Lusiua
Colburn. J. d, harrington. /. W. Gipson,
y. q. Gould. Mr.. Harrison. Hon. z. 3
Isham. John 7. McMurry. Geo. Peabody.
Baml y. Prince, Calvin Perry. Abner 8 |
Wheeler. Richard vaiick. Mrs. Mary
Brown. Jas. Bronson, Miss Carrie Logan.
Miss Minnie Consdon. Mrs. John L. |
Taylor, Charlie WEIGH.
We attended tho annual examination |
q Burr and Burton Seminary for short
time this year and the classes we heard |
gave . good account Of themselves and
showed thorough drill. Tho thing We
most particularly noticed, however, was
the absence Of tho patrons aud those
Who should be the friends Of the school. |
II takes something besides money TO make
good and successful school. and 70 DO.
love that II the patrons OF the school
would take mere interest Ia II, the teach
era and pupils wonld be thereby encour-
aged TO do better work, though No saw no
particular reason TO md fanlt with either.
We think Il Isl good school. one Of the
best. noe. bnt We would like 10 sec II still |
more prosperous
Tho Anniversary exercises OF Burr and
Burton Seminary. Tuesday evening. pas
ed on very pleasantly. The recitations
81 Misses Beaic snd Woods and Mcssrs.
Benedict and Hitchcock we're all good aud |
The essay Of Miss BATHS vas unusually
nnc. The musical part OF the entertain
meat seemed 10 ns better than usual.
Misses Beunest aud Burgess seldom sang
better. Their dueit received . merited
encore aud their soloa we're heartily sp-
plandsd. Mics Nay Wilson Also received
hearty encore. The playing OF Misc
Hsss deserves special praise and that Of
Miss Cisu Bennett, Miss Severance and
perhaps others was worthy Of special no
tic& The Skinner priss Of $40 for the
srsssess proerss during the year Was
awarded 10 Miss Alma Bs.le VI Schaghti-
coke. n. Y. and tho Skinner prize Of s25
Tor The best original essay was awarded 10
NJ Ezra Be0edict The audience was
no. ~ isres ~ usual and wAs not - large
- tbs mrrit Of tbs entertainment deserved
We trust our people are not losing their
interest," Ia tho seminary.
YAcUsr romr.
DE. ciemons IL having his house
painted.
Mrs. Geo. Iesm IL 10 Salem. n. T.,
and vicasiy spsadiag tes weeks snoug
lrissAs.
--LAnpsca sells The Bncksye moving
nsrhiSA also horse rak~ and lawn
newssA-
"A a,h Of Jsly sermoa ~ill be preached
q the Methodist chnrch. By the pastor.
ss1i Sunday morning u the usual hour.
Mr.. sad Mrs. Bailey Of Dixon. III.
With their chiidren are visiting Mn.
Bailsy's hsosh~s. NJ. A. l. Graves /.
TIE fsSsosy Point Cornss band VII Il
Aavs iAss party snd dance soou. the pro-
cseds 10 70 towards payips the indebted
moss on their ipstfnue1is.
Pour persons we're reserved into the ;
Methodist church issi Saadsy. Doe o. |
them received she ordtnsscs al baptism BY 1,
spriaki,ng and three by immersion in ibs
rives u BsrnamssIle. |:
The nsu bad which will rumbsr IL
pisos4 haze reosived their iostsumesis.
vhish ~ hsulrla1s " evssy ssspecs.l