The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08

A.C Bar advertise. large rsslus-
aoa Ia prices a. n, sslses sssoF, far tie
balances 81 lie ssAsea GIVE b.m eall.
TIE people bsre arc ss,kiaR rSry
efotg.y u Aver = psfehaslaE afs %.
s6ne tsa pfsWdlug . better water sup
81 ~ Csc = asas u ifet ssbser.F.
HaH paerr hss been started md over
tArtt baadus3 dollar. signel already
Ruh 5 good cas.se al Sc company
atfs aad aaotatJ 81 GAntatsltf village
cor issB psaId Be very vel sopf.ied
.Tlss Ftclery 'oisi pfams,is Compa-
a. AZ u playing Ten Night, 10 : Bar
Rooms !, Beds bali ~ Dauby, Friday
sYsasne u Bekl week We <sn promise
fbt Dasby peop,e = rare treat. Il i
warth double ,hs price q ssnissiou. 70
- a. & Barr 70 ths character % SAN.
BE swicbti. wh.le DE other characters
afs sIt ueii rrestaicd
Tie uaaenignod usrcbY lender their
grateful rekaow lgemenis 10 al thoss
y 10 - kiuJly remembered them n the
douAil1a visit 90 ths Grsl inst. Special
remembrance il due 70 .hose ladies aud
gentlemen uhOse personal eaeru0ns con.
uibaled 70 Afgely 10 TIE success OF lhAi
occasiog, aBd 10 Mr. Adams ioE tbs graz
tuiious use o. his ball. Nav rich tempo
tai aui spidtual blessings rest upon III
who gathered Al that time.
Ma. a Mas, T. H. ARCHIBALD.
Factory Point, Feb. G, 1871.
poEsEr.
Mach sympathy Is felt for Miss Ms
ria Hatwood, who fsil on the lee last
week. breasing Der limb below lhe knee.
Dr. Marsh, OF East Dorset, Is IN Auen-
daucA
We learn lbst 5 lsidout aud wife
on their way TO the party Christmas eve E,
came 81 collision with another team, and
were badly upset, aud bis wife injured so
badly that they went directly home. We
hope she j. not very seriously hurt. The
blame Of The collision g, m, to have been
with the young men whom Mr.. Ridout
met.
--February Isl The evening appointed
for the sociablc az Carries Phelps, VIC all
with one accoIl arose and went, aud al
though il hpppeued that four or five
spans OF horse, would arrive at the same
lime 10 be attended to, our genial host
did not frown, but met us with smil.
ing face, and cordial welcome sat upon
the counteuances Of the entire family. At
six o'clock refreshments were seyed TO
about one hundred persons, but guests
constantly arrived until eight o'clock /,
when the number figured up 70 nearly
or quite, $50. A proniuentlsdy remark
ed, sit should ba called the Banner soci-
sble, il is conceded ~ all to have been
al entire success, both socially aud 6uan-
cislly. The rooms presented beautiful
appearance, aud such quantities of ever
greens were artislically arranged, j
would seem that fairy hands had assisted
in the work We had music on the pi-
snO by Miss Cora Collins and Miss Car
rio Tyrrel, also by Harry Root and wife.
Many thanks are due the latter for their
large share in the musical entertainment.
Several adjoining towns were represent
ed, among which were Rutland, Dandy,
Rupert, and others. About nine O'Clock
we were agreeably surprised by the en-
trance Of Dr. Millington Of Salem, N.
Y Both young aud old had an excel
lent excuse for remaining until late
hour, as Il was deemed advisable to wait
for the moon to rise. Have only heard
OF one tip-over getting home, and that
hurt 40 one. Charles says although it Is
bis first soeisble, It shall not be the last.
The congregation at Dorset made
their yearly pastoral visit on Thursday
evening, the 25th, OF January. The
rooms at the church were well occupied,
and The successive tables filed nearly to
the last, though the attendance may have
been slightly diminished by reason Of
gatherings Of special Interest ID adjoining
towns. The pastor was made glad and
thankful not only by the pecunisrY result
--seventy-fve dollars --bnt also by many
other manifestations Of the abiding con
hdenee aud love of.the people. May there
be a lasting heritage OF divine favor, aud
continued ministralions OF blessing to the
world. p.
/ EAST DORSET.
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