The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-25

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FACTORY roxE,
a nBlon service of the Baptist aud
Methodist denominations viii be held In
the Baptist Church, on Thanksgiving
dag, Al 4 0'oAook Rev Joel MARTA being
lbs preacher Tho services II the Epis.
eopal Church will BE- 8, The same time,
and viii be q sort Of Harvest Home Fes-
urAi, the church being appropriately
trimmed foe the occasion with the fruits
and products Of the earth.
The reading Of Mrs. Ffoute Carter
At Adams Hall, on Monday evening,
came of a. advertised. a small bat So.
lect audience was present, Rho, on the
whole, were well pleased with The enter
tainmont Mrs. Carter Is reader of
considerable merit, and deserves to sue
coed.
--Dr, Wheeler will give course OF
lectures Ia Adams Hall, commencing to-
morrow friday evening upon Anatomy,
Physiology, and the laws Of life aud
health. The Doctor has large oolleo-
ton OF paintings, skeletons, manikins,
models, &c, 10 illustrate these lectures
The first lecture is tree We hope the
people will give the Doctor that support
which his subject deserves.
AT O'Clock ,. NJ, Nov. 2sd, Rev.
joel Martin united In holy matrmony
Mr.. Julius d. Lackey aud Miss Ella X
seavcr, both OF Manchester. The young
couple start Ia lie with the many Kind
wishes Of their friends. May every fond
hope be fully realized In their life, bappi.
ness aud prosperity.
DORSET.
Miss Maria Ilolley has gone TO New
Jersey to spend the winter with relatives.
Mrs. T.. b. Armstrong and her
daughter Nellie took the ears Monday of
this week for Albion, n. Y,
Mrs. West, Of Milwaukee, daughter
Of Trumbull Kent, has been visiting
friends in Dorset.
Miss Nancy Sergeant, Of Rochester,
n. T., Is spending the winter 10 Dorset.
ON Tuesday evening OF week before
last (Which proved TO be pleasant day.
over one hundred guests assembled at 2
O'Clock II. ~, at the house OF G.. NJ. Sykes,
to witness the marriage ceremony be-
tween DR.. j, Millington, whom we had
previously learned to esteem aud respect
very highly, aud Miss Lottie Currier,
adopted daughter Of Mr~and Mrs. Sykes.
The affair was one Of marked excellence
throughout. BY the aid Of loving hands,
woodland aud greenhouse bad contribu-
ted TO the attractiveness of the rooms,
giving festive appearance. The place
elected for the bride and groom to stands
was fcslooned with evergreens and
choicest flowers, the dress and appear
ance of the happy pair ceptlonable,
aud no pains had been spared to make
the occasion a Joyous one. An own
daughter could not have been more cher
ished aud thoughtfnIly provided for. She
+ has gone out from home where she has
received osly kindness and love. After
/ The ceremony, aud ample refreshments,
aud presentations TO the bride OF many
choice and valuable presents, the married
4 pair started Tor their home IN Greenwich,
4 with the best wishes OF alt and were ca.
coried tor few miles by several couples
Of our Young people.
lAsr poRsrr
The Frcetleys shipped 6j car loads
Of marble IN The past month, which Is
claimed 70 be the largest amhunt ever
shipped In that time from any mill in
this vicinity. Their mill Is still running
on fall time, Dot will probably shat down
in about two weeks for the winter.
Mrs Froudc Carter will give one OF
her entertainments consisting OF read.
ings, recilatious, &c, at this place, FRI
tiAy evening, Give her a good audience.