The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-23

-Qghs a. cnihnsisstio crowd gathered
Al the depot 90 ThurpdsY evening 10 sec
l'raslAsRs IiaYes. The Presided made
bis appcAranoe ea lbe platform q tbs car
49, shook bands with qaite = ngmber.
Tie fail term Of he village school
oosamoHoes oa Mondsy
TIE Ladies sewing Gree ooaneesed
wiih the Bapllss Socially Al FGesorY hoinl
will gire sh enisrtaiamoat 81 Adams'
Hall, 90 Thnrsdsy evening. consisting Of
musie, ehEfades, lsbieAax, recisasioas,
a. Al The conclusion o. these exercises
Ice cream And cake viii be served. al.
mission 10 ocHls Exercises will com.
mence AT O'Clock
WANcHEsTrg DEror.
&C. II. Parker, The usual correspond.
ent, Is no longer behind the counter, and
We bear be intends soon TO leave toWn
AID return 20 b. bone Ia lndisnA
IS. 81. Dean and G. Woedcock started
for SYNDICATE las, Monday morning,
buck leberrylng, but returned next day
with empty baskets, disgust aud bead
ache. They didn't and "llackieberries. "
We did not ali 20 10 Bennington Cen.
leuuIal to shake hands with the Presi-
dent (raiber shake hands with some we
know, bat remained at home, IA the
even tenor OF our way consequently 90
Lost pooket-book, time nor credit for us.
We heard some OF the unfortunate hop
Ing that those piek-pockels would not be
At the next centennial.-Query WIN Il
matter TO them
DORSET
We had quiet time here the 10th
with nearly everybody out OF town.
Rev. A. G. Reed favored Us with an
excellent discourse from Luke, g-23,
Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Martin threshsd ISL bushels
OF oats for VIM. Marley, in three hours
Saturday morning lie has two horse
powers.
We can name only few OF the many
strangers now in town: Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Lsnderdae OF Genesseo, n. y; Mr..
auI Me- Sfmann Ghatlna IF xrnata,u
New York; Mr. and Mrs. Geo Williams
OF Lowell, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Beals OF So. Iloyalton, Mass.
EAST DORSET.
One hundred aud ninety.seven tick.
cts to Bennington aud return were sold
at our station the three big days.
Joseph Lenwsy, OF Maltby's coal
job, while returning from the centennial,
qnsrreled with man from Rutland, and
10 now under the doctors care.
Two ofonr enterprising little masters
entered the saloon of Simon Livingstone,
through a window, one day last week,
and helped themselves to about three
dollars in change and liberal supply Of |
candy. Part OF the money was recover
ed Rntland Herald.
PAwLEr.
Milton Brown Of Potsdam, N. Y, a
a native of this town, spent the Sabbath |
here. lie has been absent from town
about 20 years.
Miss Laura Warner of this place was
on board the train that was wrecked at
Hoosac Junction last week, and was
among the injured. Rutland Globe.
Rev. j. +. Aiken, pastor of the Con-
church, is TO be absent two
weeks for vacation. His desk will be
supplied by Rev. j. +. DeMerritt, for
mer pastor of the church.
This town was well represented at
the centennial. All seem well pleased |
with their trip and what they saw there.
Morgan Andrews had his watch aud
gold chain taken from him while asleep
at night in tent.
u. w. Harwood, who has been miss
ing for long time from bis family, turn
ed up at Bennington. A few more cele-
brations might restore other husbands
who have absconded from this place for
parts unknown.
There is to be bell hung in the bel
fry of the Methodist church at an early
day. Friends of the cause of education
are hoping the trustees will put one on
the village school building.
ID. w. Bromley, proprietor of the
Franklin hotel, had a good custom during
the centennial week. Dan has the repu-
tation of keeping an A No. house. lie
feeds his guests at the table so they feel
the need Of good cigar to make them
forget their corpulency. With such
landlord as Bromley to supply the inner
man, and Hiram Wickham to attend to
their social wants and show them around
town, the travelling public need not look
for more inviting place 10 call
PERU.
Rev. Ezra Jones, of the Presby terisn
church at Akron, N. y, aud formerly
pastor OF the Congregational church in
Dorset, preached here last Sabbath.
Though y years old, he is active, able,
aud vigorous. Having relatives with us,
aud having more than 40 years since
been for three years ciass-mate in the
ology with the Congregational minister
here, his visit was a very pleasant one 10