The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04
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slpcsst lnknts 90 aar friends and uaiGb.
ban f1r uht.r very klu5 assistance both
aighs asd day, durng tie lasE aad pale
fal lI'aess q car deceased father, also for
Zee assistance reuasrtd 10 thc Iast tsl
uto ws egald perform tor a loved
pawns here
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of Poors WI Becbe, Agent; superia.
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Cucbnu, y sykes, listers.
The aunaal donation visit for the
pastor o. the Congregational Church II
Dorset, after epeated postp0aemeuts en-
accoaBt Of The bad weather aud prevail.
ing ~ health wAs daaily reached on Fd.
day evening, Feb. 25lh. The north
sir was decidedly adverse, and the Icy
streets quite perilous, bat there was a
large attendance aud good time True,
the oysters usually present only by com.
pnision this time very obstualely refused
to come at ats, though summoned repeat
eddy by mail and telegraph. their shells
shut tighter than ever, and they stuck to
their beds bulioned up with 81 extra
coat Of icc, and for once succeeded In
keeping out of hot water. The guests
wbo were present, fiat all disappointed
at the absenee Of these fayorites, took the
matter quite ehecrfuIly, aud found
enough other good things on the loaded
tables TO occupy their attention. Among
the donations were due October cheese
from the Metowee fsctory, sent by The
liberal managers Of thsi institution; aud
this was capped by II smaller one Of do.
nestle manufacture, from Mrs. Hoiley's
pantry. Notwithstanding tie adverse
circumstances Of bad weather, n health
and hard times. through the efficiency Of
The usual working corps and the liberal
itY OF the guests, good pecuniary result
was reached. SSH was paid ia money
and other gifts made mp the balance Of a
hundred dollars, for which the pastor
aud bis family tender their heartfelt
thanks May blessings from above in-
crcasinR daily to the years end come to
all the hearts aud homes OF the people.
EAST DORSET.
The cold weather is causing almost
as great sensation as Beecher and Til
ton.
The friends OF MIR. Bradford Rodgers
will be pleased to learn that be is rapidly
recovering from his recent dangerous ILL
ness.
Coughs, colds aud sore throats are
quite in fashion this winter. There have
been eight or ten severe cases Of pneumo-
MIA in this place during the past few
weeks, all Of which are conyalescent.
Deputy u. Il, Boyden, came accord
ing TO appointment last Thursday even
ing TO organize a Grange in this place,
but owing to the inclemency of the
weather the meeting was adjourned until
Friday evening of this week, when it
will be held at Odd Fellows Hall.
The marble mill OF d. l.. Kent 4
Co, commenced running on Monday of
this week. 1t is IN fine condition, having
been repaired and put in first rate order.
Geo. NJ. Vial, who graduated with
high donors at Union College last sum
mer, and Is now pursuing the study Of
medicine, Is spending n few weeks vaca-
ton at his home in this place. During
his stay here, there are four generations
residing in the same house, and each
member Of the family is the only repre-
sentative of their respective generation,
the mother, grandmother aud great
grandmother being widows, without
brothers or sisters.
Freddy will commence the work Of
getting ready FOR the summer campaign
next week aud will start their nill one
week from Monday.
RUPERT,
The sudden death Of Dr.. Charlie,