The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
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"A resident Of nsiHkbosipg BAN 81
90 bslng inisrrogsisd 10 regard 70 DO
I poliiiesi preferences said, thrs be hsd
read .il lhe syidesos 10 The Bcechsr-Tii'
son affair, and thai be bsiisvsd Tiion .
mach aba.e1 iodividual and be should
vote for TiltoH.
/ Our district school commenced their
f4ll session IAsl Monday.
Henry Young, Of Erie, Pa, made
nyiag ssig 10 friends 10 lhis place last
sesk.
Mr. Jacob Bennett 10 about 10 re-
msve with his family 20 the vicinity Il
WaIdsbofo. We are SORRY TO iose them
We are glad 10 say that the don. ~.
S. ColburB, who has beeu eon6ue 10 .
home by sickness for week past, 10 Again
AbIe 70 be around.
The Rev. Mr.. Jones, OF Bennington,
occupied The pulpit Of Zion church lss'
Sunday evening.
Quite number Of our young people
attended the exhibition given by the
.chool in the Burrelt district on Tuesday
evening aud we're well pleased with the
entertainment
DORSET.
Rev. j. p. KinhAll, secretary OF the
American Tract Society, Of Boston,
occupied the pulpit last sabbath 10 ABB
.euce VI our pastor. His discourse wac
earnest aud instructive.
Farmers are busy harvesting cOrn
aud potatoes.
Among our late visitors TO this place
are Carter Il. P0meroy OF Rochester, n.
T., Miss Nj. Walling, New York, Mr.,
j. W Todd, Troy, Miss Eliza WEIGH,
saratoga, Mrs. Geo. Richardson, Sparta,
Wis, formerly OF Dorset,
Another term OF our village school
commenced this week Tuesday, taught
oy Misc .. A. Webster and Mrs. T.. b.
Armstrong.
Mach sympathy is felt for the sui
lerers ia that terrible accident Of last
Thursday evening, which happened IN
this village, aud especially for the young
ln4u with the broken limb who bore his
suiierings 50 bravery aud cheeriulIy. VIZ
nope to hear OF his speedy recovery.
EAST DORSET.
The Republican meeting at Cochran ,
Hall, Monday evening was well attended
The speakers, Mr.. Munson aud Mr..
Simonds, wasted no words calling names
and telling stories, but stated plain facts
and gave good reasons why the Repub-
ican nominees should be supported rs,h.
or than those of the other party. Their
remarks made good impression and
our neighbors may be assured that Eas,
Dorset is all right this year.
The church was dedicated Sunday,
Prof Shaw preaching the sermon in
place of DR.. Cushman who was detained
at home bv III health. The church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
the flowers being arranged with rare
taste and skill. The church itself and
everything about 1t Is neat as possible
and our people can we'll be proud of ii.
rte inside is nicely upholstered and
carpeted, the work of J. w. Stearns OF
Rutland. The painting aud decorating
was done by IL. L. Bennett of Manches-
ter. The grounds outside have beer
greatly improved with fence and shade
trees with nice marble walk and steps
The total cost Of repairs including fue
Esley organ will amount to $500, o
which amount ID. L. Kent and J. X
Freddy furnish one half.
PAWLET.
The annual gathering Of tie relatives
OF the Bromley family, or the Bromley
cuic as 1t Ia called, took plsce at the
maple gr we owned by FAyette Bromley,
ON Saturday, Aug, 26th. There were
present 81 relatives OF the Bromley fami-
ly aud about 200 invited guests. The
iables we're loaded with good things in
more than an abundance, and after The
inner man had been satisfied speeches
were listened to from Rev. Mr.. Lobingar
Of West Rupert, Rev. John p. Demerit
Of Montpelier, Doctor Bromley aud Rev.
John Aiken. Among the out o: town
guests we noticed ID, Hopkins and wife,
Harry Clark aud family of West Rupert,
j. Is. Bromley aud family OF Castletop,
Mrs. Harmon Of Bennington, John, +.
Demerit and family of Montpelier and
Mr.. Carpenter OF Rochester, N. y.
BONNEVILLE.
we received an account Of very
large aud interesting Sabbath school pic
mic, which occurred some time since, but
il unfortunately mislaid.
PERu.
The relatives Of n. B Lyon and
wife 10 the number IS assembled at their
residence Thursday the 24Ih inst, and
celebrated the tenth anniversary Of their
marriage. The presents were numerous
aud valuable, and the visit greatly en-
joyed by all present. After partsking Of
an excellent dinner J. G.. Lakin, in
few remarks, expressed the best wishes
uf the friends, congratulated Brother and
sister LYON on their pleasant surround