The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

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BARN. NAtitE.
= Tee closing exhibition Of iho Bar.
Baurille school vii be held Al Depot
hA. "a Frui4y syspipk 81 lhss week.
TIE freh i.es VIII he Ola miseellaneous
character, sod viii 20 doubt be interest.
iug to ~. The patrons and friends Of
ihe school are cordially invited 70 a,tead
poRsET.
r-ssr A1sto be held us wesk Thsrs.
eay stersses, aud evening 3, tbe resi-.
dence o. Mr aud Mrs. Charles Kent.
Rev Mr. Whiliaker Of Hebron, n.
T., gave = stirring discourse last Sabbath
aud also addressed rs briefly In the
evening. lie was listened 70 With inter
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-Laa weeks JoUgSAL mlde me say
Mira Ridoui wa lhrowu out aud badly
hurt Christmas evening What did say
Vas that It was The Tbusday previous
Feb lit She has not yet recovered.
Many lhsnks are due those young
men from Manchester who have been
holding i series Of mcelipgs At Dorset
Hollow recently MAY the effort be best
TO people n that vicinity
Last week there wa. project set IN
motion, namely giving Mr.. aud Mrs
Dwight Taylor, Of Rupert, surprise
party, THURSDAY evening, Feb. s,h. The
ladies OF Du,svt seemed TO be deep 10
the mystery Of ice cream and cake max
INK as we were 10 furnish our own re-
freshmenls Old and young were Invited
Dorset was largely repre- sented. Two
ionr-hofse teams were fitted up to carry
70 persons each, aud many other. Of Que
span mud Using slcighs were OUT II was
q beanlildl starlight evening, 1t seems
that some bird had whispered to Mr..
Tay lor thatwe were coming (Which, by
The way, we think was wise) and so as
our driver reiued iuto the yard, under
the branches Of a pine lree,. which was
for oar benefit, and when
we met Mr. TAYLOR on tie platform his
eouutenauce Drumming over with wei
come, We received very cordial recep.
tiop from himself and his estimable wife.
We thlnk we were more surprised Of The
two that one house could hold so many,
FOR there were nearly or quite 200, from
the inau Of gray hairs 10 the babe in its
mothers arms. Rupert was out in large
numbers. Everything passed off nicely
There was music for those who chose,
and various amusemements for the
Young people. In word il was lime
long TO be remembered. Mr.. and Mrs
Taylor's kindly reception OF as and their
unweari,d attention to their guests, won
for them golden opinions, and we shall
cherish them as new-madc friends.
PAwLEr.
-(The following brief notice has been
mislaid, but better late than neyer.)
The Centennial party at Dorset,
Thursday evening, Jan. 2Stb, was very
pleasing affair. We were nicely enter.
tanned with costumes, sacred songs, and
tableaux Of the olden time. Among ths
latter was Rip Van Wrinkle, who looked
rather drowsy after his long nap, The
ancient dinner horn called as to the YES.
try, where we we're handsomely treated
to an excellent supper aud above all to
the sensible, courteous and christian like
manners Of one hundred years ago.
BONNEVILLE.
There Is talk Of donation for the
benefit Of our pastor. Quarterly meet.
ing the 10Th,
The fore part Of The winter was very
seYere, from the last Of December TO the
17th OF January II showed aud bowed
All The time, with tbe exception OF two or
three days. Tue stage did not pass but
once Oh the county road for IL days, but
made two or three trips on the upper
road, AMI o"eas Nv lI9ctyihe and two
days Il did not yet through at all. For
the past two or three weeks tho weather
has been mild, and The snow has settled
considerably, though there IL enough left
vet.
There Is some excitement over the
railroad, aud We have bad one meeting,
al which j l. Martin OF Londonderry,
spoke ia the interest OF the road, and
there Is 10 be town meeting to ace what
action may be taken on the question OF
bonding tie town.
-Isaac Kelly raised and sold one hun.
dred dollArs worth Of poiatoes IRON one
acre OF land the past year. lie also sold
80 ln..l-a.I 1aGf.ea s.attf. nf t,Esrz and