The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-27

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in ne sammsr travel 20 Manchester thh
season, ne rgsalt Fl Improved railroad
lsci iiies TIE train leaving New Yolk
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ness mea whose families are spendins the
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10 leave Boston 81 sam aud arrive a.
Manchester at l-sp IN.
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NJ Alien GNyes :. 81 TIE seaside
recruiting Biz health We miles him.
The bridge on the new read 10 The
depot, which has been for some time
past unsafe for heavy teams, has been
lora % sud substantial iron one {. 90
take its piace.
The picnic. which was held by our
schools lssl Friday, was decided sue.
cess II was sell attended By old aud
young, aud the teachers hsye reason 70
be proud Of the manner IN which their
pupils acquitted themselves Ia the exer
cises Of the afternoon. TIE table was
spread with al the dclicscics Of lbe sca.
sou, aud children aud grown people did
their be. 10 show their fan appreciation
Of the good things &c, before them
There will be- preaching at the Bap.
tist church next SUNDAY, at the usual
hour, BY Rev. Thos q. Gleason.
Elective officers Of Factory Point
lodge, O. q f., installed Friday eve.
mag, Juiy n, BY 4. ID. G. NJ Emerson
E,Iabrook, are a. follows: Carey Ray
nolds, n. G.; VIM Wright, V. c.; WIN
iIick., secretary; w A. Adams, reas-
urer. Lodge meets every Friday eve
ming, IT ! 4 O'Clock, at Adams halt.
DORSET
Quite change ii the weather. The
mercury rum about forty degrees lower
tnls week than last
Farmers are improving the fac
weather, aud are getting on finely with
their haylng
Our village school closed last week
Tor Xix weeks vacation The teachers
Miss Webster aud Mrs. f. b Armstrong
have given good satisfaction, and mos
u the scholars have been studious aud
punetusl 10 attendance.
Rev. j. w Chickering, d D., OF
Massachusetts, addressed us Sabbath af
ternoon, aud Rev. Mr.. Psyson. Of New
York, preached Ia the evening. Our
thanks are due them both for their ex-
cellent discourses.
Miss Maria IIolley left Dorset last
week, 10 attend the funeral Of an aunt IN
New Jersey.
Miss Ads Pratt has gone to Boston
on visit to relatives.
Mr.. 5. Il. Ridout, Of Dorset Hollow,
we are pleased TO learn, has returned
With his bride. A long apd happy life
20 them.
MIR Ralph Ilolley left here Monday
for bis home 10 Western New York; also
Earl Holley to bis home in Ohio. They
sere called on the o,casion of the death
" their mother loss which will be
deeply felt by the community. Her mem
,ry will long be cherished in the hearts
Of friends aud acqusiutsuees.
BONNEVILLE.
The lightning struck Baiubridge
Benson's barn, Thursday night, and part
" demolished Il.
We clip the following from the Al
bany Evening journal: LAST sabbatl
evening, at tue close OF the services II
the NJ f. church, Adamsyillc, Mr.. G. w
Bentley, on behalf Of the members ant
friend. Of the church, presented to thi
pastor, Rev j. II. Clark, beautiful anC
costly family Bible. The pastor, having
Just returned from his summer vacation
was surprised and pleased at this toker
Of love and respect MIR. CLARK and
wife are well known Ia this place anC
Manchester, both being recent student
at Burr aud Barton seminary.
LASDGRoyE.
The present "spell Of weather" w
ilad quite enjoyable after the excessive
beat Of the past few days
Our farmers can bow devote their On
divided attention TO laying, but trying
70 keep cool has been the prevailing
amusement Of late
We regret to learn that Miss Wilde
Is again to close her school on account Q
illness.