The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-16

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Mira Chssies Msfrls ~ BfeotiyS i
,sssilns her ,lssef Mira Dr. Wacfhsu
Wa. Bfoassa has rsnosed 10 the
Lesss iOfms,ly cocuPied BY Sicrbcn AL
les
The tssmissry bsse ball niDe expects
70 pisy tks Ars,sssoa nine 81 thai place
sssi hosdsy.
--Mlss Ellen Hssley who has bscr
spsaalss The Water 10 wsssiaatoa arns-
Cd bone thi. week
"A ples granite monument h.s bcen
placed on tho 10, Of tbs lste W. r, Black,
10 Dsllsooi cemetery.
IA @ Lissiey is essvssslng for Pnhlic
op'fion. weekly psper sha, quotes the
current opinions Of all Tbs bes, papers Of
al psriis. o. tho questions Of the day.
some needed repsirs are being made
on The court house The ehimncys were
jn such condition that there was great
danger OF setting the building 90 ere,
every time Gre Vas made
--E u. ishsm Ia eipeading considerable
money 90 bis place this spring. construct.
ing lssns. bailding heavy stone wall
along the whole Of BITS premises and log
feacc 10 front Of his residence.
--Qai,e . number Of Manchester PEG
pie attended the Rutland musical festival
and vere greatly pleased with the enter
,sinment. Ga the whole We think 1t bet.
tss than any shs. have preceded H.
"A largo forcs is busy putting the
rooms Of the Equinox House 10 order for
summer guests. i, is confidently expect
cd thu, The house will be well palronized
thi. season and We hope 10 see II full to
overlooking.
Mrs. Wm. Burton received telegram
Tuesday morning that her father, Col.
Morgan. who resides at Glens Falls, was
failing rapidly. He has been III for some
time. Mu. Burton left for Giens Falls on
The 6rss train.
Timely rains have given the crops n
good start and we never remember 40
large . growth so early in the season.
Fruit trees are nearly out OF blossom and
unless there shoold be heavy frost
the iruit crop will be large.
The first batch Of appointments OF
postmasters In this Congressional district
sAs made last Saturday and included the
following In this county: Stephen Grout
81 East Dorset, J. Oscar Bangs at North
Bennington. d. X. Simonds at Manches
ter.
We read OF terrible iornados 10 differ.
sni portions OF the country bat this sec
ton has escaped thus far. The nearest
approach to /. was on Friday during the
storm when gust OF wind blew . large
limb from the magnificent elm 10 front OF
The residence OF Mrs T. ". Hoyt
We copy the following pleasant notice
from the Troy Press OF last Saturday.
Miss Clara Bennett Of Manchester, VT.
who has been studying art under Beau
regard for the last four years leaves for
her home next week TO spend the summer
months. She il one Of Besuregard's most
promising pupils, possessing rare talent.
keen eye for the beautiful and faculty
seldom equaled ia amateurs for rapid and
accurate sketching. Miss Bennett is the
daughter OF the celebrated frescoer,
George Bennett. who painted the interior
al Ne Montpelier capitol aud nearly oil the
prsnincnt churches OF Vermont.
The Trustees Of Barr and Burton
Seminary held their annual meeting Tues.
day Il the Manson House. The report OF
TIA Treasurer showed that nearly ell OF the
perm amen, fuai which now slightly eI-
cscis $4,000 Is invested, the an
nd.l incoms being ncirly two thousand
dollar. The Pm leatial Committees rc-
port showed that nearly thres Thousand
hes bsen elpsndci the past year 10 repairs
and snppiies OF nav furniture. chemical
sod philosophical apparatus 8c II Ia con.
templstci that further improvements will
b, made tho coming year and /, is the de.
sign Of the trustees 10 furnish the institu-
tioa Sith everything necessary for good
sork in every department. making II as
II has bssn, 10 the past one OF the beat pre-.
psraiofy schools 10 the state or nation.
The old officers were reelected: Rev. Or.
Wickham President, DR.. wymsn Clerk,
Dr. Hemensay Treasurer. Loveisnd Nun
son, Theo. S~ift. DIX Simonds Prndeo-
tisl Com mi,iee. Rev. d.. Wild. Rev. 2. s.
pnt and Rev, Dr.. Wickhsm Executive
Committee.
The Beaainstoa Dsaaiy Conference
Of Congregational churches will be held at
Beanisstos Tuesday aud Wednesday. May
~ and ~. aoi every church 10 the county
should be represented By pastor and tao
delegates aud by as many OF The members
.. can stisad Tue programme ait be As
foliovs:
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u 90 Reports iaom ihe Churches.
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Coma anion sai,ices. Rev Al. II.
seversacc and Rsv. G II. Peck.
Sis --tiasiness
S;l5-Lsi''s' Missionary Mee,ias.
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