The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-25

sad members Of tie Class 81 e.
fkcTons rogxr
--HOef fallen leaves
Ths wess wind grieves
NJ Byron jameson bad Eve turkeys
allied By dog reesnily
AZ The race On Thursday he mare
ida May belooglng to Mr.. W Halst, o.
Pswlet iook tbe Grsi money.
The Oadawa beat The Decree, club
On rAafttiAy BY score of43 to i6.
Mrs Wilcox has new advertise
neni of special istsrest to the ladies
-, is rumored that band Of gospei
workers from Bennington are coming
bere The last Of The week.
The Jary falling 10 sgree In the sult
between PArson Billings and Peter Bow.
man hcld at Adams ball on Monday the
case was resumed yesterday.
On Tuesday night door steps were
90, The stairs st the corner of Edson's
block removed. aud several gates taken
from their hinges, by some person or per-
sons supposed TO have been deep In their
cops.
"A. Z. Barr closes out The balance OF
bis stock OF goods aud store furniture at
public auction Friday and Saturday Of
Z The present week. There will be chance
for good bargains on all kinds Of mer-
cbandise. There ought to be good a.
tendance.
Through the kindness Of Mr.. Collins
Morse, former resident Of Dorset, and
for many years patron OF the JOURNAL,
your correspondent has been enabled,
during short absence, 10 see your vsIu-
able paper weekly, aud has learned to
appreciate Il more than ever.
The fall examination OF teachers OF
public schools will be held at the school
house at Factory Point, on Saturday,
Oct "a. The written examination will
commence at ? o'clock q. IN. The oral at
2 o'clock p. m. All persons desiring II.
cense to teach 10 this town are notified to
be present as above specified. The pub
lie generally are invited to attend
r. II. ARCHIBALD, Supt.
MIR. o. g. Warehouse aud family
Ief, town on Monday, much to the regret
OF all. Mr.. Warehouse goes immed late
y TO the Sandwich Islands TO take the
Office Of superintendent of large car
riagc manufacturing establishment In
Honolulu. His wife will spend some
time 10 kenosha, Wis, before joining
him.
DORSET.
The singing school commences this
week Friday evening, taught by Mr.. S.
L. Cheney.
"A few flakes Of snow fell Monday
morning, reminders of tbs coming win
ter.
Moses Cheney, Esq brother Of S. T..
Cheney ia in town, also Mrs. Chester
Kent Of western New York.
Thanks are due to Rev. w. Robbins
for his interesting discourse Sunday
afternoon, also for conducting the Sunday
evening services which were very im-
pressive.
IA company OF friends aud neighbors
gathered at the residence of G.. 81. Sykes
last Saturday, to attend the funeral SER
vices OF an infant daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. John Millington. The sweet babe
named Annie Louise attained the age of
nine months, and died at their home in
East Greenwich, aud was brought here
to be laid Ia our cemetery. In the alb
senoe OF the pastor, Rev. DIR. Lambert Of
Rupert conducted the exercises. The
choir sang, "Go to thy rest, fair child"
with other appropriate pieces, and II
would seem that never was lovelIer or
fairer form of human clay laid away to Its
rest.
EAST DORSET.
Rev. T. j Gaffney, Catholic priest,
has returned TO bic charge, much TO the
joy OF his Pensioners.
The firm Of HOLSTER, Tyrel a. Co. is
composed of j. u. HOLSTER Of Manches-
ter, proprietor Of the HOLSTER Quarry,
formerly known as the Vermont Italian
Garry; William A. Tyrel, late Of Tyrel &
Kent of south Dorset, for the past ten
years engaged in the production OF East
Dorset Italian marble, aud j. IL. Could
Ing Of Rutland, has been established for
the purpose Of carrying on wholesale
marble trade at East Dorset, VI, where
they have an interest In ell the East Dor.
sci Italian Quarries, aud are operating a
steam marble saw mill. The firm Is thus
prepared to furnish EAST Dorset Italian"
from all the diiIerent layers, sawed as re-
quircd by the trade, as well as turned
work, urns, vase, pedestais aud monu-
ments.-liu,land Herald.
RUPERT. i
Ira Rice, former resident Of this
town, died 10 the city Of New York, on
Wednesday, Oct. 18th, at the age Of g.
years. His death was Sudden and acci.
dental, having been oceasioned by the ex-
plosion Of kerosene lamp. His remains
were brought to this town for burial.
BONNEVILLE.
-~Business bids fair 70 be dull here
this winter, 10 large contracts yet hoard
from.