The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-09-05
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~'- ~ Asssfsb fsfe very Aetsf@
= ise socosrt snb5sy ersslng n TIE Coo
IS sressiiossl clufcl. O, tis struggle. DARN
seven yesfs With the Turkish goratnsn
10 seesrs land ca vhlch 10 bald Eoher
eoiless. AZ las, eoasssi sss oi,isise,
ihroagh The fear Of the Turkish ar,bosi,ir
thai eur sorefEnsni would ado With ID,
v. Crelss ~bo lad rebelled sssiasi Tsrklst
= suihoriiy. sher 90 zach iSiepiion sIisled
srcspi 10 The iras9insiion Of the Tsrts
Mr.. Sssiori has struck = splendid
layer II bloc marble 90 The Dyer farm. Al
depth Of abont 70 feet II 10 ci 1ne color
sod iss0 beautiful polish. A solid core
nssrly four feet 10 length vss taken cot.
shioh shows ihs, ike layer IL solid aud Of
snfaeieni depth for profitable working
Not mach work hss been done ys. 10 de.
relcping The red marble though some nns
specimens have besn tsteu out n this
can be found in snihcieni qusotities TO be
probably worked !. will be . "bonsnx."
Tor there !. no,tiDs like IL anywhere.
--Pepsrsiions for the Bsilenkill Valley
Fair nett seek Tussdsy, Wednesday and
Thursdsy. are nearly completed. and
everything indicates the best fair ever
held In Manchester. Farmers Who have
snyiLiDs 10 the Say OF stock or produce
worth shosiug should bring /, 10 and have
every department full The lsdies will
no doubt make Floral Hall more beautiful
thea ever. The Citizens Cornei Band OF
Bennington bias been engaged to furnish |
mnsic, which though, newly organized
bas experienced players aud will no doubt
give satisfaction. The indications for the !
races are very favorable. ihote who love
doe irottipg will not be likely to be dis
appointed. The admission ia at the same
low rate ~ heretofore. but no return
checks will be given There WAS too much
che sling done by the old method.
We copy from the Chicago Tribune
the following notice Of the late Anson
Sperry; Arson Sperry was born 10 Yer. |
mont 10 1924 He came to Chicago in
lsi2 and studied Law with Judge Marx q
skinner. remaining 10 this city until ls47,
when be vent TO M.rengo. where be prsc
liced his profession. sfterwsrd going into {
the banking business. He vas also post. Y
master 81 Msrengo for some time. He p
went into the service ~ psymsster st the Q
OF the war aud WAS mustered out r
II Its close With the rank OF lieutenant Z
,olopel. In 1867 be became connected
nth Judge skinner in = confidential cap
icity. aud for many years has had the -
PRACTICAL management OF that and other n,
Arge estates. He WAS the western finsn. q,
ial agent OF the Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance company. He was married 10
$40 to Miss Lucy stevens OF Belvidere, !.
rho survives him, He leaves three sons =
'r Charles Sperry and Evelyn p. spsrry :;
Chicago. snd Edwin A. Sperry OF Breck.
ridge Colo. aud one daughter, Miss
lizzie Sperry Of Marengo. He was man 10Y
large acquaintance and many friends. or
or many years the family have spent 10
heir winters In Chicago or Evanston. %
The following notice 10 regard 10 ]. B.
cit We take from recent issue OF the
pnnsheld. Mass. Republican, where Mr..
BIT has labored for several years: The wv
committee oithe railroad Young :
ems Christian association met yesterday que
d received the resignation OF j. b. Felt. =
five years secretary oftbe association II.
take effect September To- The resigna. =
IN Of MIR. Felt was received with general dsy
,rel. but II WAS not unexpected, for be
nted TO retire about six months ago on A -.
'ount Of bis wife's health. When the vee
ociation was forced 10 seek new quar-
8. however. be reconsidered his deter.
nation, resolving to stay by until ma. MIA,
. we're little more settled. Nov that -
new rooms are 10 working order be
10 that be can leave. Mr.. Felt does not y ron !
snd 10 give up the work. but after q 49,
stion 1t bis old home ia Vermont be
accept similar position elsewb here. frer
already has several places unde, con mee'
'ration. He came here in September, -
4. succeeding T. T. Judd, the first sec. bapt
ny Since then the work has grown in tions
nence and importance. Mr. Griees, -,
sident OF the association, speaks appre. the +
lively OF Mr.. Felts work here. He found II al
well suited for the position, courteous some
pleasing in manner, and possessing -.
10 reaching men and dealing with as ci.
N. Mr.. Griggs always admired bis er wi
manners, and found him thoroughly Bake
'ecrated 10 work for which he was n
unusl
hAScHRsTER GENRE New
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. r. Pettibone and Chics
Inter. OF New York, are in town stop part.
M N. ]. Waits. rare
world OF new born ideas, +" "the IiQbt IL
shts Of the opera house. Sept II and panic
Tickets 20 and IS cents For sale At Miss
10 drug store, Manchester and 1t the Mt
house. guest,
The Rev T.. f. Brown and Mss.,. n from
oys John Dyer and A. Rulesu repre- IT
d the Baptist church Of Manchester who =
meeting Of the State Association in take .
Psulet last week. 81 Ban
% order TO give people vbo H,s nm, learn
70 that will vial, Manchester during h" re-
'eek chance 10 secure some OF the
'ins ct The Ames closipg out sale they q
decided 70 make special prices on oil privile
goods. dress trimmings. .Lswls, cot. the b
han1tA' cashimeres. 'ictinss, boots. thougl
. eic for one week only com mel cips depsr: