The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-18

ltEN4gN hl AHtN' N'"' ''"' N'''" gag
near the end Of their jomrey, was
very Impressive
Mr. Couaut id the sills Of doy Die
tenant ousc % X 80 feet, on the Coal
Company land last week, he also laid
the shingles on the same, on Saturday
last. Mr.. Conaut says lac can t quite
make a house Of his size aud finish it
I'D every week, but he can finish up q
number them in three months They
will he dcd, for we are a grow ing
community.
DORSET.
The following officers were in stalled
to serve the present quarter in Dorset
Lodge, No. ISL, !. o. of G. T.:
Joseph c. Baldwin, W. c. 7.
PAMELA \. Baldwin, w, V. T.
IL. Greeley IIarwood, VS..
Vesia A. IIarwood, w. 7.
Daniel Paddock, W. F.S.
Chas. f. Underhill, W. NJ.
Ellen Paddock, W. IG.
James Parkinson, W. O.G
Lewis L, Benson, w. G.
Marcia Baldwin,.W. a, S.
Ida Paddock, w. r. S.
Maria T.. lIarwood, w. l.. S.
Silas j. Harwood, p. w, G. 7,
Green b. IIarwood, l.. d.
The Lodge at present bids fair to be a
success and its members are all true to
their pledges.
wALLINGFoRp.
The following came last week to late
for insertion.
The annual meeting Of Chapman
Lodge, No. 81 +. & A. NJ. was held May
3rd at Masonic Hall, when the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year;
O. A. Eddy, W. NJ,
w. II. Smith, S. NJ,
IL. Bump, j. W,
Il. W. Crarey, Treas,
T.. O. Eddy, See,
+. G.. Madison, S. D.,
W. W. knowlton, j. D.,
i. r. Rrs sgo"s' Stewards,
G. W. Noble, Chaplain,
W. w. Weston, Marshal,
J. Ives, Tyler.
The officers elect were duly installed
by Past Master, A. f. Madison.
Depot Street has again assumed a
'1evel" For the last ten days it has re-
minded one OF having had slight vol
canic eruption, the Railroad Company
having dug nearly the length of it in
search of the leak in their pipes that sup
Piled the tank; lhey have at last succeed
ed in fnding It,
Nj, John a. Poolcr, our late Station
/ Agent, has had TO resign bis position on
account of IN health. Tn, Company has
lost faithful man, and our village an
obliaing Agent. Ills son Frank who has
helped him has gone into Superintendent
+ Faulkner's Office In Rutland. Mr.. NJ. g.
Chapman takes Mr.. Pooler's place as
Station Agent.
/ A very fortunate accident occurred
/ in our usually safe place, few days
since. 4 man was attempting to pass out
! Of tie town by way Of the south when {
little way below the creek bridge hil
horse became frightened and there being
nothing to prevent, ian into the creek. /
cost our taxpayers $40. Let MS have {
proper safe guard now, and not fence ON
roads with green backs. C.
CHESTER.
by the Rev. a. b, Flanders, Mr.
F.. Charles n. Maxfcld to Miss Nellie J
Brown. all Of Chester The above oc
CURED without cards, cake, or pie, We'd
nesday the lolh inst, aud spontaneous
reclamation of satisfaction went out from
the hearts Of hundreds Of Charles admir-
ing friends. We wish the youthful pal
a p,aealami.cd road with easy grades
through life.
On the lib inst, at O'Clock p. m
the Old Eagle" Hotel was tho scene O
much cheerful gaiciy aud friendly greet
ing. The wcll-bnowu proprietor, MI
A. X. Davenport and bis esljmable Dads
celebrated the 25th anniversary Of lhei
marriage, aud the invitations given on
collected together a goodly number G
their relatives and friends from most {
thc New England States, besides q IA
representation of our towns people, II
marks were made By Rev. J. e. Hale {
IL Chester, Rev SIR Gale 81 Weston, an
:. II. Leonard. Esq. In scanning the soeil
career Of our worthy entertainers, y
G blemish caH be pointed 70 Ia c5uuectio
b with their gj years o. married iiIc. Geo
F. citizenship sui uninterrupted douest
e felicity have marked their course tLg
+ far, aud while they we're remembers
b ia ihe way Of generous silver tokens, Il
f. memory ~ one of The most pleasant soei
. events seeH I'D Chester l9r s long tim
Wili be long cherished b. al vito we
fortunate enough g bc present. ..