The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

worthy yossE TREAD, Nia EIma Beam
Tbs m1rrlags otremony Was performed
Il tss residences 81 tie brides fashtr' NJ
Leroy Bogrn, b. he Rev DE-. Arehioald'
Tbutsaay gsorn.ng. Sep 5lh. lmmedi-
alsly tfssr. tie 8swly welded pairsiafisd
for . trio 10 Wells l'ond, accompanied BY
Mr.. Heben Boarn and wife, Mr.. Fred
Boarn sna Mss Llbbls Vaughan, Mr..
Myron Taylor and Mas MARY Felt. The
party returned BY say Of DanbY, Friday
ulgh,, excepting Mr. jameson and wife
Who stopped one algh. With relatives Of
ibe bride. 10 falmouth. We congratulate
M. jameson Ga BIZ choice and wish
them both long, happy and useful lives.
poEsET
Mrs. Charles Baldwin i very low.
--Aa usual >, this season several sIraB.
gers 10 town,
Niles Grace Bradford has returned 10
West Rupert, where she i engaged 10
teaching
sunday afternoon the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kent was presented
for baptism, taking The name q Pfenliss
Howard.
"A party Of SIX left Dorset last week
Thursday. Ms T. %. Armstrong and
her daughter, Nellie, will stop At Albion,
n. t., for the wiatsr, Mrs. II. Bliss goes
to Constantine, Mich, Mrs. Harvey aud
Mrs. Julia Williams, also Mrs. Fred
Gilbert are going to visit friends Ia Glib
son City, Illinois. We wish them all
pleasant Trip and q safe return.
Mr.. A. G. Reed meets the ladies 81
the house Of 7. 5. Pratt each Thursday
afternoon, where they are continuing lh'
Bible studies While we greatly miss
the loved Que gone, we trust il may b
profitable still to meet, "And forsske nol
the assembling OF ourselves together
IL 10 with mourntul pleasure that We
recall At these seasons many Of the pas
savings OF our beloved teacher.
Our dramatic Club" have divided
or the members have separated lately
i've Of them going back to their home u
Troy. Previous TO their departure, partie
were given Tor them at several places.
lawn party was given by DIR. ilolley'S III
lie daugh liter, Clara +. Holley, agAtherini
q, which they were nicely entertained
with Ice cream, cake, &c. at w. X. Dan
tons; also at James Robinson's. w
shall hope to see them here another sea
son.
some of our young people met will
Mrs. Jennie Williams on Monday even
ing 10 discuss the expediency of forming
a Shakespeare club. II was nnshimousl
approved aud the following rules wer
adopted:
lst. Any person may become mem
Der by signing these rules.
End. Each member of the club mus
take his or her turn in alphabetical rot'
ton III choosing play aud In giving on
the role OF characters
3rd The one who selects the play h'
right to the best character.
4lh. Whenever any member is unab
TO attend the meeting, he or she mu
provide some Que to take their character
9th. Each party must study bis or h'
part well before meeting with the club.
The next meeting will be with Mi
Lizzie Hatch on Thursday evening, Sep
, 10Th. A cordial invitation is extended
, all the young people throughout the tow
TO be present and become members.
8 LONDONDERRY.
The village school under the char
4 of Mr.. Macarthur promises to be a sn
Q cessful one.
IS Rev. Mr.. Flint takes his vacation I'll
u week. He has gone to New York al
Q will be gone over one Sunday.
- Excitement ran high In this part
l. the town for a week previous to electio
q as IL was determined to oppose the
: election of j. L. Martin, who It W
q Thought for various reasons had been
: representative long enough, and as a
a suit his large majority OF two years a.
Il was reduced to %, barely ten votes INC
= than enough to elect him, which we thi
was doing well considering the iniinen'
that were opposed to us.
{, Our people are seldom favored vi
so rare a treat 40 those OF us were wi
K. Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
nj weather, gathered at the church Wedn
day eve, sep 4th. The exercises W.
: opened with prayer, followed by
n quartet after which Misses Johnston q
Pierce Of Godfrey, H., one of our you
ladies lending assistance, entertained
with alternate songs and rociislions,
which the people showed their appre'
ton by close attention and repeated
w plause. The proceeds go toward rep'
~ on the church Miss Pierce closed
exercises with sreciiAtiou, Darius Gree
on flying machine.
w SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
-Wilber e. Wilder recently thresl
'st 1853 bushels of oats IN four hours
=" No Democratic candidate for reF
sentative this year. The party eItiI
las ehl
Mrs. Stanley Winchester recently
'" brother BY yellow fever IN New
leans.
dy Two and 3 half hours from jos
er, Piefee's 10 the village, distance o
~. mile aud quarter. How did You N
ss- age III