The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-30

LsfbbDabel HaLeiuell, iOupuar Wonder
schmidt, Zopha Dnvanseen aud certain
other meBue.
n. b " tickets TO be had at naiborl
Waite & Hard, opposite 1acouic Tay
ern Stande aud At y Eqvinox Tavern.
n. d. 2 an boys VII do disturb y,
meetinge, or wh shall set 10 a mannere
unseemlee aud with lacke Of discretenesI
will be straitway taken in handle bye y
naibotc Smith.
n. b. .. Thai VII doe CONNIE LANCE
distance maye dnde j welc to putte
their horses ia naibore Manson hys
stable, il SO be thai sha,l need rest
Parle Va Firste.
L. Rainbow, Ale ) singers
q Majesty, ALE y singers
5. Yankee Doodle, ALE Sc singers
4. New Durham, ALE s. singers
5. Worldlye Songe. Tryphena Sparks
6. sherbourne, ALE singers
Z. Three Parte Tune, CANCEL Trio"
by some OF IS best singers
8. Worldlyc Songe, katura PettingilI
9. Invitation, Allie ye singers
10. One Parte Tune,
BY Rhoda Ann Lovegood
Parte YE Seconde.
/. Complaint, ALE ye singers
?. Plaintive Tune,
by Roxanna Siugemwell
Q. New Jerusalem, ALE s. singers
4. Two Paric Tune,
by two ofy picked singers
3. Easter Anthem, ALE ye singers
G. Worldlye Songe, "Three Charters"
BY some OF ye best singers
z. Strike V Cymbals, Ale ye singers
Solo parts by Rboda Ann aud Jonathan.
8. Worldlye Songe, "Grandpa's Clocke"
BY ye picked singers
.. When Wearied Wretches,
BY some Of ys best singers
10. Worldlyc Song, Patience, Jonathan
II. Aud Lang Sync, ALE ye singers
N. i. 4. Singers will stande straite
upe, opene wide ye mouthes and speake
y words piaine and all keepe y pitche.
n. b. 5. Anye olde ladye whose foot
stove needs freshe Goals came have them
sent in from naibore Orvis' kitchen of ye
Elm Tavern Standeas his wymenne folks
will keepe up big fire on purpose.
Y price to CONNIE in and heare is thir-
ty.iiye cents, or York schylinges, VIII is
1.2 Of | continental dollar for picked
seats.
FACTORY POINT.
Pears and plums are very plentiful
in this vicinity.
The Baptist Society gave an enter
tainmeut at Adams hall on Thursday
evening i was very good
Mr. Gilman Wilson lost Il valuable
cow on Friday. She had waded out into
factory pond and caught her foot between
two stones, and trying to extricatc il,
broke her leg and fell over and was
dro%d.
a. &. Barr is selling of his goods at a
repid rate, and those wanting bargains
should not delay calling. IT will soon
be 100 late 70 buy goods at his prices
See new list Of prices in another column.
DORSET
Rev. A. &. Reed preached again,
Sabbath afternoon
Thanks 10 c. w Steele who presid.
81 st the organ lat Sunday
Mrs. A. Gray of Fairhaycn is in
town Mrs. VIM. Branch OF New York
i spending few days al NJ. Blakeley's.
Last week wednesday party of 30
spent the day II Lske st. Catherine.
Among the party We noticed Henry G..
Sheldon Of Troy, y. y, and Lorenzo
Hatch Ct Washington.
soUTn DORSET.
--Tbe well known marble firm OF
Tyrel & Kent is closing up its business.
There has been an unfortunate disagree
mcut between the partners which culmi-
uated ID an application to the court that
a receiver be appointed, which was grant.
ed, aud Hon. ! n sykes was appointed
TO That position. The firm has been do.
ing a large business and Il perfectly sol
yent Aiter the sfIairs Of the firm are
settled up we hope the business will be
continued. The proposed rallroad, il
buill, would pass righ, by the mill and
add very mnch To The value Of this prop
eriy, a. well a. TO the yalae Of all the
marble Interests 10 tbs valley.
RuPEET.
-J0au Baflen. oldest sou Of Horace
BArdeu, died At bis fathers residence
Aug. 2srd, aged - year,. This Young
man bad lived 3 life Of con ltan, suffering
for - years.
Mis- Hattie Lewis, We are happy 10
state, i recovering her BE 9TH SCALA.
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