The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-21

rye usxf Wednesday sFrnsag, SaS. ~.
The shove nsmna Fsaas@su propose 10
ssal ~ ne secrets bi Good TempiArisns.
ard from wha, ws have bssn able 10
lcsru, srpes, 70 make ss believe thsa
there j. Boihing wroag In Knowing sech
hofrbss lhlngs A wofd 20 Abti-Tew.
plars Deaf ies tbsm have Il al their
owu w1y Meet then face 20 face with
shs wssPSns you best know bov 70 WELD.
Dspuls every loeb q HnPossessed EFoaed
aud II you're yGnqulsbed, Why die 10 the
last ditch. The meeting will Be held In
the Bspila ehurch. Also tie same zen.
tlemea viii lecture ;, Ess, Dorset Toes.
day eve, Nor. seth. At CoebrAn's Hall.
DoRsET
The death VI Mr. Charles Baldwin.
which occurred on saturday The 10th,
was 10, unexpected 10 Der friends, or Der.
self. The disease that terminated her
life has doubtless troubled Der for years.
She hsd asl passed her ~ birthday, and
VISA The last Of Father Vim. Jsekson's
family. She was very patient during all
Der sickness ASS friend and neighbor
she wss very highly esteemed. Being OF
= retiring nature one needed 20 be iuti-
mately Atqusinled with her to know her
worth aud excellence. She was great
reader, and passionately fond OF flowers,
spending much time 10 the cultivation OF
them She was an ardent admirer OF the
mountain scenery bT which Der home
was surrounded Oaly few months
since, as the writer Of this was calling on
her. she invited me TO the upper piazza to
get q better view u She various mountain
tops add OF the wonderful penorAms on
all sides, s. she expressed IL She was
sincere Christian, aud 10 her last mo-
Ihenls she second 10 have glimpses OF the
home awaiting her, her last aud ible utter.
ance being HAPPY, happy. happy, hap
py." Her memory will long be cherished.
EAST DORSET
Mr.. Emmett futile is convaIescent.
MIR James Foster is putting on sn
addition 10 his house.
MIR. and Mrs. Hayes are stopping
with Mr.. Henry Kendall.
Rev Mr.. Gardner occupied hi. pul.
pit here as usual last Sunday.
Mr.. 4. X. Harwood has returned
among US once more. IF the past twelve
weeks he has been at Ludlow, at school.
Mir. FIediiek Field writes from San
j ORE, CAL, TO friends here, that Mr.. Allen
Kendall has been quite lick but il now
recovering,
-Kamor says that We are 10 have "a
milliner aud dressmsker. She is expect
ed 10 occupy rooms In Mr.. lIenrv Ken.
dalrs house.
Mr.. Bradford Edgerton has laid u
foundation just north OF Mr.. JANIS Eos.
ter'- house, on which he intends TO move
bis house from Freedlyville.
"A series of sociabIes are in conIem-
plaIiou, with enough of the dramatic
mixed IN 'to take off the chill," Miss
Kent is our inspiration in the matter.
DANNY.
w H. Bond has Thanksgiving Ball
at his hotel on the evening OF the 2Sth.
His hall is one Of the best Ia the state, ac-
commodaiing 200 couples, and be genenl'
~ has il well filed on such occasions,
RUPERT.
Alta town meeting 10 Rupert on the
l2th Of this month, Albert p. Sheldon
was elected first constable, TO I'LL the va
caucY occasioned by the death of George
Hopkins,
Eddy Hsy's new residence lie nearly
completed II is great Improvement TO
the neighborhood 10 which it is located
and does credit TO the master builder, Il.
II. Conant
DIR. j. II. Guild has recently pur-
chased aud put on his farm some very
fine Registered Jersey stock. Blood will
tell The Jersey COW is no myth or bum.
bug. She is unq uestionably "the poor
mans cow and the effort the doctor is
making to introduce the Jersey stock
among our community should be regard
ed as praiseworlhy.
wEsr RUPERT.
--Jona Wilder is agent for the sale of
the Paris Range, a range said to range
the highest among The ranges anywhere
ofietel within one hundred miles Of the
Green Mountsin range.
PERU.
w. b. Simonds' horse, "Old Charlie
expired Saturday morning after linger
ing illuess.
The debating society meets at the
school house ia this village on Friday
evening, the 22ud inst.
Create Concerto 81 Musick at We Con.
gregstiousl church in Peru, on Thursday
night, ye 2Sth of November, la The year
OF our Lord 1873, at VIII time will he
sung some OF ye sacred hymnes. tunes,
fuges aud other settle pieces, and likewise
worldlye songs. Ye doors will be open
At earle candle lite, VIII IL 6i2 by We
elocke, aud we sounding OF ye musick
will begin st l-2. All ye monte VII
shall be pside In for ye concerto Is 10 go
Tor ye societye, aud all that come FIRST
will finde ye besi seats. There will be
food for tbs hungerie al The meeting
house, at u pence plate. N. B.-For.
asmuch as ye youngc womenne who sing
are shametaced, Ye younge MEME are
desired TO locke awAie from them when