The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-24

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Mrs. 4. Coodrch. from sandy Greek
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tors care.
The prospects are that W Il De&n's
mill y % = run on fai Iime ibis wiatsr
Tbe mill il capsule Of eating shout bal.
smiilloa feet yearly
MIR Willie, Tsylor hss horse with
which BIS meu piled recently, Ia one day,
Two baadfed legs These smart horses
should hsse been 81 The fsir
Ne suppose yoar printer thought VIC
made mistake 10 reporting tic bap,is.
ma ceremony 10 East Manchester lAst
week s. taking place 10 the evening He
was mistaken. Although !, i AZ uneom.
mon occurrence Il was setually performed
alter the evening service, betwees and
10 O'Clock
The l,ey. Mr. Sasborn from Stratton
preached al sble aud interesting die
course IN Blackmef's ball on Monday
evening Mr. SAuborn il Of the seventh
Day Adyeal faith, aud though lhsl belief
Is rsiber unpopuar Ia this section, we
lhink Aii who heard Mr. sAnborn last
Monday evening viii have different
opinion 81 lbsl denomination hereafter
Some Of our ueigbbors are afraid We
are going to have winler light away be-
cause Old Equinox was white Sunday
morning rshsw good friends, just
bear Us propbesy once aud il we fail to
utler ifae prophecs wo--we-- well, we
will Try again. We are going 10 have
quite spell Of weather yet, aud IL Il
don't snow before the first Of January or
afer we shall not have any sleighng.
We shall have s0me cool weather this
winter IL the signs are true, Chat IL, II
Bartlett Is laying Ia good supply OF
coal aud we shall have some good wea
Their for eating turkey, somewhere along
about the 25lh Of December, Immediately
after which we shall have some more
weather. Aud then winter will slide in
TO the lap Of spring ia SOME such way as
II generally does The programme for
spelling schools, surprise parties, dances
and filriallons, bias mol yet been made
out. We will fad out aud let you know
as soon a. possible, that is, before or soon
after. the nelghboring towns have paid
their railroad bonds. +. S,--We are not
positively sure OF the above being correct,
no more than is Ben. Butler sure Of being
governor Of Massachusetts,, but like him,
we 'rslher expect so. !"
DORSET
SUNDAY morning fe " flakes OF snow
fell, aud West mountain was white with
frost aud saow.
REV. G l.. Prentiss, accompanied by
gentleman friend, came from New York
lss, week and spent day or two In this
place.
We are glad TO learn that Mrs, Vance
IL back again at "Maple Groye,p accom-
panied by her son, Samuel Vance, Esq,
OF Genesseo, n. Y.
Our representative, Mr., Isaac Bar
rows, came home from Montpelier, last
Friday, and returned Monday morning
accompanied by his wife and also his
daughter, Mrs. NJ. j. Blakely, who in
tend 70 spend few days at Montpelier.
"A very happy company assembled at
the house Of Dwight Sykes Wednesday
evening the 10th, II being the fifth aniver-
sary Of the marriage OF the genial host
and hostess, or wooden wedding 7"
Aud who woodnt have been there had
they known what fine time we had {?
Guests were present from Hartford, Tin
mouth, Mdaetown, West Pawlet, West
Rupert, East Rupert, Manchester, North
and Eas, Dorset TO the number Of 100,
filling two large tables with useful aud
ornamental presents, mostly Of wood
We have time TO enumerate only small
portion OF them, camp chair toilet
glass, ehopping bowl, large box filed
with specs, fancy splint box, much I'D.
mired, a wooden doll nicely dressed, doll
cradle aud furniture suite, which being
properly arranged created much amuse-
mcut. Il being "surprisen visit the
guests were amply prepared with reiresn-
tneuts and nothing was neglected which
could add 10 the enjoyment OF the occa-
sion II will long be remembered by
those present who lett with kind wishes
for Mr, aud Mrs Sykes, that they may
live to enjoy many anniversaries of thei
wedding day.
VAST DORSET.
--Our home club agaln "waIedh the
Uncrushed OF Manchester TO toe tune OF
Is to rs.
--kor several nights ilrcs burned
brightly 10 The forests on the east mount
ain bu, the recent rains nearly extin-
gnishcd them.
EAsT RUPERT.
There was q good attendance the last
day Of the Turkey shoot, bat The weather
was bad aud the shooting poor. The
Editor Of The JouESAL Was the lucky
man, hitting three birds.