The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-27

VI
MI Mrroa Morse has purchased ibl
hoase ovne1 ard occupied by The iaEaill
q the late D. A. Phillips, and VII 1901
tale poasoNsios d Il afiar making SOM
nsoossaly rtpAirh
Regular oomnunle&iioa q A3oairsI
Lodge No. 81 y. "A NJ. TkHrsaSy ere
Nov 8 wort ca seoond degreee breih
REQ are requested 10 ha 10 aiiendAno'
Dgu~1.sg 81 O'Clock.
ia. Deaf will occupy The roams lef
ssoant ~ The removal q Mr. Morse and
b. MAHley sill make boae for Ainsel
AL isl1iy ~ The sins q the Harris hoas'
VI, eaply ~ Ma Dcan
~ Thee iaifa annual entertainment gifeu
by lie Vernon, Episcopal church choir
association will 10 held 10 Christ church
Montpelier. Nov lTth The Managers
hope to make this festival even better thar
is predecessor. both Of which were very
enjoyable.
The little people Of Miss 9. A. Derby''
school gave very enjoyable exhibition on
small scale las, week Friday afternoon
ia their school room, In looking over the
register 81 The two schools 10 this district
sc oould not help bat notice the great
improvement made during the present
over past years in the matter Of tardy
marks. This We think is due 10 the good
influence Of the new bell which was hung
in the cupola this las, spring. aud which
is rhug as a'warniBg some minutes before
the opening o. each session Of the school
MANCHESTER pEror.
Mr.. Joel Tubbs has removed to Fac
tory Point
Myron Taylor's horse, BILLY Grey" "
passed 10 his checks Sunday morning.
Orlando Boum is repairing his house.
putting on eornices, reshingling, painting
IL etc
Mr. Rgbert Gleason has moved TO Fac.
tory Point in the house with his father,
Mr. Almon Gleason.
Barr a Maaley's corner 10 the Joug'
NAL is occupied by a new advertisement
which will repay careful perusal.
Mrs. Abner Richards has opened
a millinery shop in this place and invites
people 10 inspect her stock OF fall aud
winter goods.
brother Mark Manley ionDd SUN OF
money few days since in the vicinity OF
The depot which the owner can have 10y
Ealing at Burr 4 Manley's store.
DORSET
Mrs. West is spending few weeks at
MIR and Mrs. Homer Williams visited
heir son at Bennington last week.
Charles Baldwin Esq and wife are
as far as Putney aud Spring.
ield, VI. this week.
g W. Baker and wife and their niece |
Iennic Baker returned last week from their |
ecent excursion to New York City.
The fall examination OF the teachers |
Il Dorset will be held at the schoolhouse
a East Dorset next Saturday, Goth inst.
at 10 A. NJ. p. s. Pratt, Supt.
Two large barrels OF clothing and bed
ing, valued at $40, prepared and collect.
d by the ladies' OF Dorset, were sent to
,etroit last week for the benefit of the suf.
srers from the Michigan fires.
The congregation at the church were
iuch interested Sunday in the discourse
I Rev. L. j. Clark who was stranger TO
lost OF them. AT the close of the service
Q was introduced TO the Rev. Asa Farwell
hen, much to the surprise Of both, it APP
cared that they had been classmates at
ndoyer forty years ago.
MIR. and Mrs. James l.. Robinson gave
very pleasant entertainment at their resi-.
ence Saturday evening, the 22nd, to a
urge circle OF their friends and acquain.
'nces, the occasion being the fifteenth an.
iyersary of their marriage Refreshments
ere abundant aud nicely served. The
ride and groom received valuable gifts of
lrious kinds, as tokens Of respect and es-
ZEN. The presentation speech by DIR. II
. Dunning was pertinent to the occasion,
Id quite edifying to the groups Of listen
:. His good advice to the pair and their
'sponses elected mirth aud all passed of
apply.
EAST DORSET.
Blake Burrows, an old resident and
be OF the proprietors Of our hotel died
gently. He was greatly respected by all