The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-28

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gur beloved psstef Or. Gushman, pro-
uouuosl Thomas Carr, q New York, and
Alice sioe4 vel hasbaud and wie. The
besnly eas graee u the bride and the
mspiy sbpeAmBes " zoe bridegroom
uurs mssEe8 hy al TIE bride Sas
dressed il w6i,e cashmere Aad ssun, Aad
40 elegant ve. uiih orange blossoms.
Ahef ibc bgus congratulations the com.
psuy proceeded 90 The ainiug room
whers ne iouk table was loaded With
iainiy rsifeshmeas AiserwArd the coin
/ psBy wAnaefed through The rooms, ex.
amisloK asd sdnirag TIE beautiful pres.
ents wbieh lad bssu 20 lsyishlY bestowed
Those u Nj. Jsmos Carr, ibe father Of
tie bridegroom, deserve special mention
irom lbeir number. novelty aud CREST
yaiae Three handsome pieces Of s,Atu-
ary wefe universally admired. There
sas large bssg u ear Saviour and re-
markable iiis.hke stAtuette Of Charles
sumner; bot tbe one the most admired
by many VS. bssutifa representation
Of jacob sud Rachel An elegant collec-
lion Of chlas, lncludiag handsome toilet
.et 81 seven pieces decorated with moss
rose buds, large card receiver hand.
sonely decorated Two fruit dishes, six
pitchers d Msgaolia ware, e gilt band
soup lnteen, giIi band fruit dish, two
card receivers, three white pitchers,
buller dish, sardine dish aud two large
Hover urus which needed bat to be seen
20 be admired From Mrs. james Carr
we noticed The following: an elegan,
castor, knives aud forks and tea spoons
a very handsome les set OF French china
decorated with gold band, consisting Of
hfty.hse pieces, was presented by Mr..
VIII Carr From other brothers and sis
tiers Of the bridegroom &c noticed two
handsome glass fruit dishes, an elegant
glass cake basket and beautiful motto.
a very handsome silver cake basket bore
the card of Mr. sud Mrs Rising, Troy,
n, Y, Mrs. Woods and iauQhters, pre-.
seuted au elegant spoouholder, lined with
gold, aud desert spoons a beautiful
silver butter dish was presented by Mr.
aud Mrs. VIM. burton sul silver cake
knife by Ar.and Mrs Cone. A dozen Of
sih cr knives tiom Me-. j iIemenway was
particularly aduifed A large and hand
some chrome adorned tho table which
was presenied BY the brides sister; also
solid silver spoons, a siereoscope and
views from her brothers The chrome
luotto from Miss a. f. Clark. OF Ben
ninglon, was very much admired. Nice
books were presented BY Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ID Cos aud Miss Fish. But time fails
me 10 give the entire list OF vases, nap
kins, canvas toilet sets, trays, flowers,
perfnmery and articles both useful aud
ornamental which had been given by kind
friends. The company dispersed with
many Kind wishes for he happy couple
who leil Manchester the same hight for
trip to Washington May their lives be
crowned with success aud prosperity.
FRIEND PRESENT.
FACTORY POINT
The quarterly meeting OF the NJ. Il.
church has been postponed by order of
NJ. Il. Mead, +. f., until January 18th
aud 18th, 1877.
-Omer Howe had narrow escape
from serious hurt on Friday evening
last by being thrown from a cutter. He
was not hurt so badly, however, but that
he was able to be out in two or three
days.
On account of the donation party at
Adams hall, on Thursday evening, the
exercises Of The Christmas tree at the
Episcopal church will begin half an
hour earlier than was mentioned IN The
JOURNAL Of last week The service will
begin promptly at o'clock.
Prof. Il. g. Eccies, of Brooklyn, sci-
ontldc lecturer, will deliver course Of
lectures al the Cobnrn House hall, on
tile evenings of January . 3 aud 1 The
subject the fret evening Is "rbc Destiny
Of Man" lie comes highly recommended
"a talented spesker
DORSET
There has been singing school in
progress for some time IN this viliage,
taught by Prof H. J. Humphrey, Of Wo.t
Pouliucy.
Don't forget Tie Centennial gathering
1t the lecture room, hi- week Thursday
evening Admission fee ~ cents
- II seems duing @ refer 10 The recent
death OF one Of our worthy and highly
respected citizens, Mr.. David Baldwin, /
who was born, lived and died in Dorset.
tie passed away 90 tbe 26lh Of Nov. 1t
the advanced age ~ ninety.lhreo years
and Eve months lis mlnd seemed active
aud be enjoyed residing tic news Of cur.
rent events until nearly the cle.c Of life.