The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-11-14

-Rssa Rev DE-, sgyih's letter o. ID
seoeSd page
willard Bros are repsisilss ID
Ce6a asesa,
II. \ Hopilns, vho u employed 4
Bariipssos, cams home for . shor, Wal
TE@a.y.
The sssleiy Of Chnsiisa Kodssvo'
h.i s.oeisbis 1t the church psrlor Mon
day e'srirs
Geo. SAITH will pay liberal reward
IA, iniofmsiios thsi siil e0nrict The
party Of parties ~ho stole flower vss'
ttcm grave ia Dsllwood Cemetery.
-yaass Manson 10 expected home from
Montpelier today, the supreme Court hsv'
tss aal.hsd ns session. He holds the
Deeembsf term Of court u Middiebury.
Mics Ellen Tu,,ls viii psys good
price Tor ten bushels Of good bns,ernuts.
10 make toto eandy neri summer. She
has qaiis large trade With city people &c
the Summer
--Ysrions oploions are expressed con
cerniss the new color Of Mrs. Miners resi-
deuce Tho strongest one We have heard
expressed /, that Of young man living
outside OF The village. who caught q
glimpse Of IL through the trees. aud came
running 10 bres,hless haste thinking u to
bs on Ore. Bu, then be .. excited.
Some like H. II 10 certainly different from
suythiag else 10 this vicinity.
An Sous Of Veterans OF Manchester
sod adjoining towns who src 10 their 18th
yesr OF ovel are requested 10 meet at
Skinner Pos. room 81 Manchester Depot
on Thursday evening Nov. I'll at 1880
O'Clock Tor the purpose OF organizing
camp u Sons OF Veterans. Everyone
should briog their fathers record from
Tine Of enlistment until discharged.
Elmer Whitman, Ashley Hamilton. John
Carney committee OF organizing. Mem
ben. Of the q. A. II are cordially invited
to attend.
The community was greatly shocked
Monday morning 10 learn Of the sudden
death OF Harrison Hubbard. He had been
In failing health for some time but was
able TO be ont. and on Friday drove to
Pasle, on business. He Vas taken worse
while there but managed TO get home
where everything possible WAS done for
him, but he grew worse rapidly aud died
Of 90 early hour Monday morning. Deceas-
ed wss former resident CT Bondville, and
also OF East Cambridge. Mass. but had
lived 10 Manchester for fifteen years or
more. He had been sn extensive buyer
Of cattle add poultry for the Boston mar.
ket and was we'll known through q large
section Of country. lie leaves widow
and three children. The funeral was at
tended at bis late residence Wednesday
morning, Rev. Mr.. Robinson officiating
assisted by Rev DIR. Wild and Rev Dr. |
wickhsm.
In accordance With vote OF the Di
rsc,ora OF thsF Fair Association al their last
meeting the trottipg course =. the fair
sround has been pat 10 first class shape. |
The corners have been raised four or Ave |
feet and the track has been covered with
loan nearly ITS whole extent II is now
without doubt the best track 10 the state.
THIS work has been done 10 the fall TO
give il time to settle II done 10 tho spring
or summer II would not have been In good
condition for Wotling next year The
Direstors votsd not 10 expend more than
500 10 this way, and 10 help out several
eilisens gave the use Of their teams . day
or two, One fault Of the track hitherto
has been tbstit was 90 hard that IT made
the feet OF horses exercised on II sore. and
the losmipg has been done to obviste this
difficulty. A hard track is usually = fast
track. bat IL can be too hard, and horse
men have objected 10 ,hi. track for that
fea.on.
The Trustees aud Principal OF The
Summary desire. as soon a. possible 10
Issue . general catalogue OF oil the gradu
ats OF the Institution. Ia order TO do this
they must depend upon iihe former ST..
dents 10 supply them With programs Of
the graduating exercises. catalogues spd
Information concerning their fellow
sta lsnis. Already by the kindness OF
Rev. DR.. wctbsm and Mr.. J. N. Hard .
large collection Of programs and cats.
losus, has bean secured. The programs
have been put into Strap book for pre-
ssvssion aud the catalogues will DO bound
together 10 suitable manuer. But
large nuubs Of both have DOT b, en- found.
snd II say ona having que or more OF the
nissins numbsn siil send them 10 prln
cipsi Perrin II sill DO considered q erest
favor. Following 10 . list Of the numbers
wasted. Prcsrsns for the yesr. 1886. "a.
%, %. as. &c. 81. '6s. 90. 70. ~. IA.
~, -. ~, 81. ~ IS. sc. ~. Gaia
logus for the years 1885. 80. So. IS. IS.
80. '6i. 90, Ca. ca. 'e5. 67. 6s. 20. ~
"a. rs 70. -. 70. 81. so. "a. sc.
--Tas Hrst lecture In the Seminary
couni viii be given At Masie Hall, We'd.
nssd y evening Nov. 90. commencing ., 8
o'clocs. The lecturer for that evening
n Rev. Y. J. Parry Of Bstlebcro. former
~ Of Darlington. He IL cultured man
and . sool spesks'. and where be has
isetarsi 10 this snd 10 other states the
pecpls and The press speak very highly OF
him. HIS subisci will 10 THE miihful
side Of liie." The iectar s both enter
,sinins sni Instructive. fall ofhuno, aud
good sense Persons holding sesson tick
sts can s.t eheck "a, .as.xx.s -, a.. al