The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

tbtNr ltiah tAH4t 10 pbF lht ihsi lflhHtt OF
respect 10 one who had IN times past min.
isteicd unto them in sickness The tear
fol eye Of many bespoke the feelings OF
gratitude with which his memory wa. re-
gafdcd. Our pastors remarks were very
appropriate. Upon his casket lay bean.
tiful wreath Of flowers, placed there by
the hand OF affection. His death occurred
on the lith Of September at the age Of So
years.
EAsT DORSET.
"A select school is in progress, taught
by Mrs I.oveand, of Castloton.
Preaching next Sabbath at 1915 a.
m. Subject, "The Of Influence Physical
Beauty on Moral Character"
Some Of the young people propose to
have hop at Cochran's Hall, Wednes-
day evening, Oct. lst. A good time is
anticipated.
"A new Catholic church is in process
a erection The corner stone was laid
last Sunday, with impressive ceremonies,
under the direction of the Bishop Of YER
mont with the assistance of several of the
clergy. There was large gathering of
people to witness the ceremony.
Work on the new school house is GO
ing forward rapidly and it viii be ready
for the winter school. The seats and
desks have been ordered from the sterl-
ing Mandatory of Illinois. They are
the same as those recently placed In Barr
and Burton Seminary and the best in
the market,
We publish long communication In
regard to the road question, longer than
we wish, except on subjects OF more gen
eral interest That side Of the subject
appears to be exhausted Mr. Brown
now has the door, which VIII pretty
thoroughly yentilate the matter, and we
hope will be satisfactory to our Dorset
readers.
RUPERT.
The Rutland Herald truly says that
DR.. J. II. Guild, the representative from
/ Rupert az the last session of the lcgisIa-
ture, is in every respect a worthy man,
All able and influential member Of the
house, and one Of the few prominent men
on the west side Of the Green Mountains
whose name has not as yet been entered
I in the list Of candidates for governor
/ burlington Free Press,
( BoNpynLE.
Jack Frost has doue bis worst in this
vicinity,
Miss Lucia Graham teachers a select
school III the village.
! There have been i've deaths IN his
town 10 as many weeks, two Of them old
residents
-Rey Mr.. Granger gave a temperance
lecture IN the church on Wednesday
evening Of last week.
a spiritualist, from Boston, has been
lectufing on tie state Of the country and
Kindred subjects at the town hall
There have been several new cases Of
7 typhoid fever, aud the children have had
hard time with the whooping cough,
- Nr. Pike, Of Jamaica, recently had
3 horse stolen and two men, one from
ibis place, have been arrested on sus-
picion.
Frank Hopkins, a lad Of Seventeen,
was thrown from his wagon while cross.
ing The bridge, lAs, week, aud bad an arm
broken. 4 lady was recently thrown from
. wagon IN lhe same place and injured.
The summer school, taught by Miss
Bryant, Ia he Graham district, iinished
several days since with picnic. The
school has been q success, though one sad
esent happened. ite death q Margetle
Cummings, bughllitle girl often. lier
remains wee followed to their last rest
lng place by tle scholar, IL procession
rf,r
"a q naybfd 8. liking up The Mark
Batch lder fiace Ia lhe village, for Il re.-
i5cuee, lis inlen5s to .eH hls hum aud
.iosk 81 anriion III heaJth j. ihc eaa-e
- sic change
"A ebafeb soeiab.e was heli 81 Wed.
ntsday evening 0i lass week 81 lle bOusc
81 Dea O T. simond. Tuene Wa d
large attendance aad small sam va.
collected toward, repairs ga The Cgugre
gaiiobai shafgh, whieh repairs ate refy
much needed TIE uext uue Is 10 Be 81
q J l.Aaihs
SAMAb.A.
; Tie directors Of the sasibgs BanA
mei sat week sHd declared Is ars, semi
{, suaual dividend q lhree per cent. Beside
/ he dividend, smOauliug % nearly slss
Ia.