The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

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las, THURSDAY ,vtninE 'of re b,ses' q
lev Mr.. RfAsos Sa largely slissdsa
sad wei srlsysd
Mr. Bfawu. f5ruefiy q Rutland has
Opened bsrl,trs sl,op and biIiiaid "a
.eou Ia ths reo'os Ia ~, Edsos busAis
; lps farmsfy eonpl,d BY H. 4 Nat
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Jvsn Baker be, re,arsed % Ne boaas
Z sstsf a. si,gpss a ; few dtlt via !
foaBy bride We extend oar hehdy
/. congratulations and best wishes to The
hsTpy couple,
The Factory Point Dramatic club are
sboa, 70 briug btiore the public hns
draa,a - Eve seas eb'hled 'tTua NKts
Z IL 4 BAs nson, = arahiatised from !. =
Atthut'. novel Of toe same name, by W.
Pratt lis ibe bes, play ever presented
ia Manchester. Every one should s'ail
themselves u ibe opportunity Of seeing
: II. ii pla " played 81 ne CoIorrn
lloo.s hail. uaudbills viii be struck on
$ u opee. aiso synopsis o. the Incidents
Of the play. 10 DO played QUE msht Tor
ale benefit Of tLe4G A. Il. JAn., llth
- aud llth are the night. i viii be PLAYED
s. The exercises Of lhe CArlamas tree
81 the Episcopal Chsreh lssl Thursday
I. evening passed Of very pleasantly. The
y ice ga. we'll loaded AID each scholar Of
i The Sunday scboot Was remembered with
one OF more latte gilis Qaite large
addition 10 ,ue ftuiu u the tree vas
:. made by Minnie Walker, little girl Of
eight years who dariug hef sonvaleseenee
from !Ats sickness, with very liuie
e help from others worked large number
re Of book.msrks OF different designs and
presented to each member OF the class
t.4witir which .sbe j. connected, .And ~
er different ladies ~ the parish, She also
worked two large notices which were
". put upon the tree.
IL - Ihs Baptist Society have adopted
tie afaA. III lrGsiaI irsoney 10 ptyJJl
an pseAehing aud earrent expenses by tht
ofI rental Of seats Ia their bouse OF worship
"a The slips haveY Seen appraised ~ acom
mipee chosen for that purpose at price
), ranging from five dollars TO thirty, &C
n. cordingteJo cn,ons ., Ave rl'Yss OF slip
80 gill bciesSd oiiJfAusai y. SpEry, Hlp
n q one 6clock@P. "a, &c the church, N
5. Colburn, auetioueer. All persons VIII
wish seals ,oS,issre 70 Aid ip, 'ppPorftillu
" preaching Should be on hand prompt,
- asit /. very desirable that a the seats
- should D soll Andl 1t Is exlisei ths
many Of the uesaAbIs teep'wiitlbe sol
~ above the appraisal,
a. JoHs BATHS, Clerk.
III DORSET
Dorset people appreciate tue Calico
MIA letter in last weeks JOURNAL.
~. --socisble 10 be held this week Thar'
"A. day afternoon and evening at Mr.
4 tihlisrds.
err New Years day made It's advent M
G.. der favorable circumstances that IL, th
weather was iine aud calm az snmme
ia day.
~ -Ahs Mahs Moore let Dorset 9
!, Monday Tor Albipa. n. 7. Mrs. 4
~ EDDY suti daughter, Of CHutoh, Mass,
.ss visiting at G.. w. Bakers.
,oel The centennial party at the Congr
ie. gatiousl Church last Thursday evenir
,er. proved TO be quite a success, both
- numbers present and the money receive
am for the ladies fund. Some 800 Poop
wv came together and they took about ~
,'e' There wercsquite number from sdjoi
'us ing towns. We have not leisure, Meth
~ is il necessary TO particularze. Tue o
=" fashioned music, the tableaux, aud {
=" costumes Of those WHO represented a
WV cieut aud distinguished persons we
A''' well performed and worthy of the occ
sion, although the music, etc, was in
ana upper part oftbe house. We must sei
osp word IN. revanl TO ,he lower room q
'ss' had been fitted up 10 represent \ NJ
~" Eng land dining.room aud kitchens OF
7 ~ Or so years ago. The tables were set
fAr as possible with sncient ware a
"'o provisions. after sLc eusi6rhss of G
''A' gtaud,notber-. We noticed cupbo'
containing Chiua II Hn ancient date
table Of books, Sumo Of them bearing d
e'o' 1900, over 200 years old, high post b.
-" stead with ancient spread embroidol
p''" with blue aud white linen foes, Vol
""' IS the hand OF Mrs. John Muf16y, Il
'e Since deceased. While The people "
dining we observed IN far on cotuei
yer, the room IA woman spinning wool Il
usu. lAlrsl Eina tIassltoh}J otite A'uum
The Of women ptesepl volunteered To spin
faer' lew uatsijants D. eslsbiisb the fact {
the Arl wss not lost, OF entirely obsol'
stan one pla.sanl tegE,lrS Of the evening
the large number Of costumes worn
sgiv- lades ia the ancient style. No fear
re. night 81 steppieg 90 tEaiing dresses,
\ lte az liza sacn ssryE9vs bHtng sadcked By
bort mOdess hpdal-SscksA' ! WbuA that
'r1%i- fashions Of our graudmolbers coniC
perpeinaled.