The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-08


Willard Bros are api.hlss psiaiinI
tbs oezn hopss
- Mfs stock~sli sassfsises sew stool
a asIl,ieefy sooaa
@ l.. Toasley snd family sre sisiiin,
ffi~sds 10 Massachusetts,
-Rsr. NJ |. Severance VI Bsnnin9iol
CsDile .ss In so.n Monday.
--Crssiofd hiss booshs span Of hone
of u. q Barney u Arlington. 10 rup o.
THE depot team
w. G. spslgan Of Sex York sas u
iosu Last week. The family will be herr
IN week o. i~o.
Our local correspondents are getting
reraiss 10 their duties or else there 10 yery
little Of interest going 90 In this part o.
the v0rla.
-~Commnnion services ., the the Con
srsssiloGsl church NEXT Sunday. Pre-
psrstory service conducted by Prof Ysgei
Saturday 1t s p. tn,
DIR. Wild and family arrived last
Thursday. He was very tired from the
long journey and Is still quite weak. but IL
feeling better than when be frs. arrived.
The Senior class q. the Seminary will
have vacation Of one week, the last Of
May. They gill 90 over more ground in
nearly I'll their studies than 10 required by
the course.
There seems 10 be larger number Of
iaqairies for Summer quarters 10 Msnches
ter ,hsn usual, snd The Equinox House
msy open week earlier than /, has done
IN recent yesfs
Mr.. and Mrs. lshsm Of Chicago have
spent several days at their place arranging
Tor some improvements Among other
things they have arranged with Willard
Bros, TO do large amount OF painting.
@ W. Bennett iresco painter, has. sheen
detained At home several weeks by Illness,
bns was able TO resume work on Tuesday
lie has several contracts, some Of them
large ones, la waiting. 10 different parts OF
the country.
The difference in the public support
given 10 local papers 10 this state and New
York 10 shown by the smount OF printing
bills allowed by the supervisors Of Wash
ins.on Go, last year. The total amount
was s2sT5, 90, aod this WAS for the county
uork alone Papers there also get large
Amonn. for state printing la this state
the papers do no. average s25 per year
from both state and county.
The directors Of the Rutland railroad
and The Delaware Hudson road met 10
New York last Friday aud II Ia said that
the lease Of the former 10 the latter road
Vas consummassd.A proposition Was made
to renew the lease Of the Rutland road to
the Central Vermont but larger price was
asked than the Central was willing TO pay.
II IL nov probable that the change will be
made Jan. !, 1891. What effect this will
b 40 on our local road remains to be
seen.
Miss Mary Howe sang with the Apollo |
rlub TO sn audience Of 5000 At Music Hall, |
Boston. on the evening Of May l. Asa
Boston audience 10 said 10 b. the most crit.
cal OF any In The country, considerable
sn1ieiy was felt BY her many friends Is 10
her reception there. but she scored hi
,mph ~ she has everywhere. We copy
10 extract from the Boston journals crit
cism. Absolute purity Of intonation is
,ers. Her very high notes are produced
With ~ much care ~ her lowest. There
10 no forcing. but the high tones come
more like the notes OF Patti 10 her pal
niest days Miss Howe was received with
sress enthusiasm A portion OF he cavs.
ins had 10 be repeated. and she was call
IA 10 express her acknowledgements many
lines. which she did ma very modest,
graceful and plrastng msnner remarkable
or one Of her years.
- The county board OF education met at
on Tuesday and organized by
he election Of +. NJ. Torey Of East Dor
ct Chairman aud q. NJ. Barber Of airing
on Secretary. Several matters we're dis
asssi though no important action was
.ssa- Supervisor Hove WAS present snd
eporisd ,hss be had found some difficulty
o getting supply Of competent teachers,
'ui there 10 siresdy an improvement 10
bis respec, aud BIO thinks by another year
be suprly will bc simple TIE new law
J spusrias teachers mp TO bscome better
Iaslihed and ass rule the schoois, be
birks, are Improving Tue text book
is'ser was discussed aud u wss agreed
hat The change Of books should be made
omplrse ., the beainuius Of the fall term
I schools. This will make soms expense
. The parents II The outset bal the con
fscss price 81 the nr~ books are lees than
fesr paid for The old ones, tho erehsnge
rscc being sbous ono ball. 20 that 10 The
,as run money vill be saved by the
b.nse. besides getting What the board
lain are better ten. books
hs~cHEsyEE cExrHx
Mrs. Albert Bo,sford 10 very ia with
nrunonia.
Mrs. Myrcn Ls~rerce has tenement
J Tho Harris house which she wishes to
eEl
MR.. Fred Huuood IL 10 iown caring I
u The sick members Of her Fathers
lmiiy.
Oar venerable tovasmsn AbrAm u. |
fsy ~ very III sal Fears are entertain ed !
asl be may ucs reeovcr liz
There ~iIi be special conrccstior Of
lonafsm Chapter this Thursday evening.
fork 90 The Royal Arch dsgree
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