The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

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orrArlFad lan Ssn8Av and viii bold ils
sssasns tor tie Freseai II Aslf pass oas
-Ths bah vib3 O. sA,ar3sy laa
broke ever kteai hsif 81 The large elm
tree utuaing By he tlds II lbe highway
$ lev rods east of EIuard R55erss real.
deuce, % tasread leading 20 East Dorset
This tree was enc q The largest slms 10
towu Aad ils piiy 70 lose t. a mApc
tree Ia Mr Cyrus Roberts ysld was also
blown down besides lhe Wind dld con-.
siderable damage TO fcaces 10 town.
-laA iew dsys the oGlorious Fourth
viii come, OF coarse every yiilsgc vii
hare Is picale aud he strawberry
blonde, dressed 10 white and wearing 5
red sash, will trip gaily over The ground,
glance $! The heavy laden tables and scat
ter agricultural smiles on every enc.
The smsll boy will give q fieudlsh veil 81
be throws Gire-cracker AZ the dark com
pleIioucd girl 10 pink, aud the man with
side whiskers will bower about the ice
cream freezer Sharp featured old ladies
will rush about With plates Of cold beans
10 their hands,
And the young man ia linen suit
Aud wearing a red ueck.tye,
VIII swing bis girl al the picnic
'lu the sweet by and by
MANCHESTER pErOT.
r.. r. Bourn's youngest ebiIdi Is very
sick.
Mrs Robert Anderson has returned
from New York where she has been visit
ing friends,
The new telegraph line to Msnehes-
ter 81. by way Of Factory Point, is 10
working order.
-norato Trombly Is putting up a
new derrick for Kent & Root 10 place Of
the one that fell and was broken this last
spring.
Mrs. Anna Bourn aud Miss Euuice
Reynolds started for White Plains, N. y,
Tuesday morning, in company with Dr.
Edison.
We think your Factory Point cores
pendent misrepresented matters and
things little last week. Perhaps we do
look "sleepless and haggard," If go II is
because of the concern that we have for
the morals of certain young men on
Factory Point, but as we weigh ia lbs.
avoirdupois with our boots on, we do not
feel very much alarmed about our bodily
health, nor care whether the "she" re-
ierred to comes or not.
What is going to be done on the
"Glorious Fourth" in this town? 1t
seems TO us that town like Manchester
ought to have public spirit enough to get
up a celebration that would be a credit to
the place. Let the "Horribles' come
out If they will and, although the
time is short, we could raise enough
money by subscription to get up fire.
works, have some speeches, &c. Let the
fire companies come out and have a little
friendly contest, be united as town and
make 1t an object for neighboring towns
TO give us visit on that day.
DORSET.
MIR. aud Mrs. Paddock Bloomer Of
South Dorset have gone to Ohio to spend
the summer.
Mics l.. Draper (dress maker) has a
room at VIM. Manly's, She comes well
recommended.
Mrs. Royal Sargent of Claremont,
n. H., also Miss Carrie b. Sargent OF
New York City, are visiting in Dorset,
as guests Of &. w. Farwell.
Last Sunday Rev. Mr.. Archibald Of
Factory Point exchanged pulpits with
our pastor Rev. Mr.. Pratt.
The Sunday School Convention
which met here last week Wednesday
was an occasion of unusual interest.
Thomas l.. Martin has gone to West
field, VI, and is preparing to enter the
Union Medical College at Montreal the
coming autumn.
The ladies OF Dorset hold sociable
on this Thursday evening at the Congre-
gational lecture room, aud offer the
special attraction Of Strawberries aud ice
cream. A general attendance is cordially
invited.
DIR. and Mrs. Hatch Of Newark, Ohio
are in town,guests Of Isaac Barrows Esq
The doctor was married last week at his
western home TO Miss Anna i, Barrows,
daughter OF DR.. Albert Bsrrows, former
ly OF Dorset, and they are here on their
wedding tour.
BONNEVILLE.
Mrs. V. Benson Is slowI ~ recovering,
There will be Grand Ball on the
evening Of the 4ih OF July at the town
ball 10 this place. Music furnished by
Fsile aud Parker's band.
The locating survey for the new rail.
road has progressed from Brattleboro
through the town OF Newfane and will
reach Londonderry in due time.
"A good number OF friends aud rela.