The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-25

Daring The event < there appeared a
ziclin u 'FcmaIc ,UHn e. wheeling
! baby carriage containing two diuinu.
.ive specimens 81 humanity done ia
-LtDs and carrying oUe 81 a larger
size in bis arms. His entrance was the .
signal for loud applause after making /
Die circuit Of the bah be made his exit |
and tho lost 10 sight is still to memor, /
dear" as be left one II his babies be-
hind with toe writer This deluded
mortal was Mr II. Z. f.. Of Mauchcs-
ter.
Morning with her golden crown
and silver stars found two representa-.
iiycs 10 the persons Of Mrs. IL. T., and
Mrs J. n. v, Of Manchester.
~ ere sara isle 'fAif, came
0a sac rays - hghi,'
v s0 added ln-trs 10 the ihraar
OF makers there that night
She vas dressed Aud dsnsed,
10 aaejy. ibst ! ragst cal her nGa.s,
she war Helen s---. tyou tnow her 81,
From Hsuthester sbs camel
Mr. s. d., Of Manchester, took the
q aracter Of "Mercu,io," one Of the
richest costumes d the evening.
We were not aware Of the arrival Of
ship Of war in this port until we no.
ticed two Jolly Jack Tars" in full coz
tune. These were Messrs d. x. s.,
and G. 4. ; Of Manchester.
Among the nobility personated W.
were delighted TO noticed our Mutual
Friend Mr. +. n. Of Brattlebofo.
dressed 10 full Partisan Court Costume,
who by his natural grace and suaviiy
Of manner added much TO the pleasure
Of the party.
Miss :. A. H.. Of Manchester, looked
charming in a fancy dress Of hcttefuich
green, trimmed with illusion.
Master NJ. J II. OF Manchester was
appropriately dressed an Yankee Doc
die Lis hat and nose were prominent
features Of the costume,
The pretty Misses Fanny b. and
Mary o. Of Manchester, looked bewitch-
iugly as Highland asses
:. ir Matter Raleigh, well dressed
character was adopted by MIR. A, L. NJ,
Jr of Manchester.
A delegate from the Ottoman Empire
was also present, dressed in the usual
picturesque costume. in the person OF
Mr. G.. Z. L. Of Manchester.
We were thrice happy in renewing
our Acquaintance with Nj II. NJ. b. OF
Manchester who was enchanting as the
beautiful Flower Gid.
In the charming dress Of y Page we
noticed our little friend Geo. X. NJ. Of
Manchester. lis costumer deserves
great cred for the general make up Of
his very becoming dress
The stars and stripes were worn
with becoming grace and dignity by
Mrs q. 7. I Of Manchester, as the
Goddess Of Liberty
Mr. J. A. NJ. Of Manchester, appeared
as L. s Army , ficer..
MIRO. g. w. Of Manchester appeared
dressed as Court Jester and acted
his part to T
Mr. W. A b. Of Manchester was
clothed in striped habliments as Sing
Sing Convict Of II bernisn extraction
Two twin Daughters Of the regi-
ment wcic personated by Miss Fanny
and Miss Minnie I. of Manchester
gracefully costumcd
Miss h. y. of WslIiugford a. Mar
tina Washington graced the scens with
her presence.
Harlequin who was ever on the
alert cutting W bic antics, was oleverly
done by Mr c. 4. o. Of Manchester
whose wife assumed The character of
Mother Goose to perfection.
At the eleventh hour lnotwith.
standing tho storm appeared IN the
scene Mr. ]. NJ 4 Jr, dressed az the
Grand Sultan Of urkoy'
A. twelve midnight the bali had
reached Is zenith and Romeo mount.
ing the rostrum gave the order 70 On
ma l. after . general Misunderstanding the
line Of march was taken az for supper,
which was gotten mp regardless Of ex.
pence W the ladies II Manchester, an.
Ter the supervision 81 Nr \. Il Per.
kias the eflcicat steward Oft c Eqnnox
Hoase /, ia needless 10 say that the
tables fairly groancd beneath the
weight u delicious vianis. Int Il il xs
do say that we never fcmember being
seated 81 10 sumptauus board. aud il
il nat ont q place here % say thar the
ladies deserve great credit far their en-.
deavors to make this feature ~ the en-
success. a ladies' Der.
mit me q remark i vas success
ycs = decided success
After the cravings Of the inner man
wers satisfied dancing was again re
snmed and continued TIL the wee sma'
hours ~ nj the iwal' and bot until the