The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

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been shot
The Troy Iim6s on the Isiaft q th'
2sd g'siIeGi has tbs 90 1y Horo
70 sho@ honor IL dae Sseard ii.glneni
boil, iar you. rtmsflius that this II
soupiion w. pisosd over business plao'
10 Troy. when The 1od Ses iott RS
,ss1l Fsiaflsi tom the Var OF The kshs
lion George " Is nset oi this piao'
vas 10 basiBss 10 Troy 81 thai ii,ee abt
vfote the haes reieffed 10 apa placed
them over b.. place OF business.
An aaas1slly large nuDbr Of fast
borsss base been entered for the faces Al
TIE fair til. year. aud We eau easfeeies
better rsees than utasl, And Manchester
fair usually bss good raa,s. There At,
5 entries 10 The 2 80 elsss, IA in the 2-2t
olsss, 10 in the 2-31 elssa and II Ia The
free for alt The lac, race is likely TO he
. specially hot one IS several horses Of
very nearly equal speed hsvs entered. and
The sane nsy be sid Of oil Of them. II
would he hard work TO pick the winner.
Ia any one oil them.
Henry A. Hafman. E'q OF Rutland,
. former student a, the Seminary, has pro
cured add had bonpd those OF the typo
graphical sheets published by the Govern
men, that toEer Southern Vermont. and
has presented the book TO The Marx
skinner Library. Ilmskes handsome
and vslusble atlas. 10 his letter accom-
psny ing the cit, Mr.. Harmsn writes very
pleasantly Of bis days spent 10 Marches
ter a. s,ndent. sni later as an attorney
IN attendance upon the Jnne terms Of
courl.
Election 10 Manchester was very
quiet and little more than halt the fall
vote vas polled Toe vote on governor
was republican 2l0. democratic 70. The
county ticket varied bat few votes from
the same numbers. there being but few
split votes. L W. Cook was elected rep
resen.sliys, having los votes to So votes
Tor II. b Kendall. There was bat one
justice ticket the following justices being
elected: q. X. Bncklin. H. X Fowler,
W. Ii, Bnndy, 4. b. smith, L l. Taylor.
l.. b. Sherman, W Il. Benedict.
The pool tournament ut the Equinox
House, which was played last week, ter
minated on Saturday evening and q. l..
Y, Duhsin OF New York came out the vic
tor. The contestants for the priz :, which
was handsome Que, were: J. Robertson
Beard. DR.. Durham. George A. Otvis.
Walter o. Jones. II. b. McQ 1sen, A. b.
Ii. NJ. Sill. George Il. Thach
er, bf. and q l. L Duhsio. James j.
Duffy, champion OF the Hudson valley
and we'll known thrC nghout the country,
was hsndicspper and referee.
Rev. NJ s. Dudley OF Nantucket, o.
native OF Peru and 3 graduate OF our Sem
mary, has presented to The Mark Skinner
Library 9 copy Of The Timothy White
Papers edited by him and Just published
by the Nantucket Historical Association,
aud other interesting historical papers
written by him at different times. MIR.
Dudley still has deep interest 10 the If
fairs OF this locality, aud hopes to cooper
Ate somewhat with our people in whstev
~ may be undertaken for the preservation
81 i!s local and family history.
Hon. Il. II. Orvis has added to his
to the soldiers monument,
making the amount subscribed by him
$4,000. He also purchased the soldiers
monument lot Ut Dellwood Cemetery on
condition that $1,000 should be turned
,ver 10 the monument fund. making the
otsl amount $4,000, or two thirds the cost
II the monument. OF course this il much
nors than bis share and his liberali,y will
DO appreciated by the veterans and people
u the town, The character Of the statue
needed 10 complete the monument will
depend upon the amount still to be rub
'cribsd, and 1t is hoped there will be fur
her large subscriptions as we'll rs su.all
mes. There has also been received the
GLOWING subscriptions not previously SC
j. II. Hicks $40, +. b.
fillmore 2, Ben Sherman /. DR.. Clemens
IS, Il Is. Smith 8. O. Il. Ames s. T.. p.
,imonds 8. W. e Hsnley /, II. j. Fuller
J. J. BATHS /. J. Il, Whipple 10, making
he fetal amount thus far. 1926
Fl. Z. Penlock aud wife OF North
Main street celebroted their golden wed
ling on Tuesday. A large number OF
riends called 10 offer congratulations
Beside many Manchester people there
1ers present. Mrs. William Burton. 80
rssrs Of sse. and Mr.. and Mrs. b. Burton,
III Of Waterford. N. Y; MIR. and Mrs..
lanes Whit Of Coboss. the Misses
Thatcher Of Albany; Mrs. Pnndle. MI.
'ud Mrs. Rice and Mr.. Harrington OF
)sliiornis; Mrs. Barus Of New York,
, hose father, the Rev. James Anderson,
'fiioisted .. the marriage. Among the
Iuesh there vereriI friends who were 81
10 present II the marriage and they hesrti
, renewed their congratulations OF fifty