The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-26
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Gle ia whieh be moved, long Aiisr the earth.
icaomeu has moulisred 20 dust
FawLrT
John Adams has been adding more
machinery 70 hs mill
The mail for Granville leaves Al bali
past nins " hereafter
Miss Ann Hastings who has bcen quite
in is Improving slowly.
Joseph and Albert Adams former
residents were In lo~n last week.
Another shipment Of cheese was made
from PAwle, Factory las, Monday
4. u. Woodland who has besn in Pat.
erson \. j.. all winter returned home last
Saturday
Prank Taylor is 10 work in W. r.
PArekrs lewelry store al Fair Haven this
summer
The selectmsn were IN council last
Friday and Saturday in the interests Of
the town.
The foundation for the town hall is
being pushed forward and most Of the
lumber delivered
james Carver Wood and Fannie Soul
ard were married last week, They have
our congratulations.
The Pawlet Drum Corps has been
engaged by Post VIM. j. Fuller q. A. r.,
Of Dorset on Decoration day.
The personal propert Of this town is
abou, ninety thousand dollars more than
last year according to listers report.
Miss Nellie Bushee has an engagement
TO teach the school in the DEMO District
this summer and began her duties last
Monday.
Rev Mr. Winans pastor OF the NJ. Z.
church. will be absent next Sunday.
But the pulpit will be supplied and ser
vices as usual
There never was better chance for a
good boot and shoe maker in this village
than at present. A good workman could
make money.
ARLINGTON.
Mfr. S. +. Wright our station agent
sprained his ankle quite badly one night
last week.
Decoration Day, Monday, May 30th,
will be observed, here under the direction
Of Post Dudley, No. 2S, g. A. r. A
special meeting OF the Post for making the
final arrangements was held on Saturday
evening, the 2lst inst. The citizens OF
Arlington and vicinity are requested to
join the comrades OF the post in a proper
observance of the day Grafton by Rev.
Henry b. Gordon, of Cola, n. Y at Town
hall at 3 o'clock p. IN. After the
close OF the exercises at the hall pro-
cession will be formed and march to ST.
james church yard when the graves of
soldiers buried there will be decorated in
with the ritual of the order.
The post will then proceed to evergreen
cemetery and decorate soldiers graves there
and at the Catholic cemetery, also the
graves Of soldiers at SALISBURY and West
Arlington will be decorated in the morning
by detail from the post. The following
exercises will be carried out at the hall:
LIST. Reading of general orders. I'd. Prayer
by the chaplain. 3D.. Decoration song.
4th. Address by Rev, Henry Gordon. 9th.
Song by the glee club. The citizens are
invited to accompany the post to both
cemeteries and assist them in the services.
Old soldiers of the late war, not members
Of the G. A. r., are cordially invited to
join the comrades Of tho post. 1t liz also
that the children of the public
schools under the direction of their teach.
ers will join with us in observing the day.
We earnestly hope the citizens OF the town
generally will give one day of the year to
this duty of decorating the graves of SOL
diers who died for their country. The fol-
lowing is the list OF soldiers graves in this
town to be decorated: In st. James church
yard, George Damon Co. c. 14th Vt; in
West Arlington cemetery, Lient. Charles
Eaton I'D n. T.; s. Bartlett Co. f. 10th
Vt; Geo. Bartlett Co. L. 10th VT. W. p
Eaton I'd n y. Veteran cavalry; in Ever.
green cemetery George Fo Ter Co. +. 9TH
Vt; Elijah Mcdonald Co E. 9th Vt; NJ.
W. Hill Co. L. 9th Vt; Alvah E. Hill Co
c. 18th Vt; Lemuel H. Moore, Co. +. 9th
VT; Geo Hyde, Chicago Board of Trade
Battery; Albert Warner, 2lst n. Y. Cav.
John Shance N. Y. Reg; George Clough
Co. II. Sth Vt. in Roman Catholic Gene
terry, John Hayden Go. f. 10th Vt. On
Southern soil and IN unknown graves, all !
Df which were Of Co L. 9th VT, j. Nicer
worth, John Fsrnham, Joseph Farnham. i
William Whitman, Duane Mattison.
HEADQUARTERS DUDLEY Posr,
No. 90, q. A. r., c
ARLINGTON, W., May 2lth 1881. /
Geaeral Order No. /. 4
lst The members OF this post will re- !
port at $50 p m. Decoration Day, Monday }
May Both. at Library Hall, Main street
heir regular place Of meeting,
I'd. Every Comrsde is requested to 0
wear the q. A. r. Badge on the left lapel q
n the coat. 5
3D.. Comrades ]. G. Farnhsm, II. n. ?
Harris and Jerome Gault are hereby de- v
allied to decorate soldiers graves at the n
cemetery at West Arlington.
iih. Comrades l.. A. Hulet, A. Amidon !
". ]. Harrington and d. I. Hall are here.
" detailed to decorate soldiers graves at :
he cemetery at Center Salisbury. u