The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-26

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Manchester Depot, Nt May =, 1851,
Man.l.gn u lhiK Post viii meet II theii
headquarters May seth, s o'clock A n
every member will wear his uniform On
,Ais day The Post will start for FACTORY
Point cemetery promptly At0AN After
decorating tie graves At Factory Point
they vii march 10 the depo, TO receive the
speaker. from there 20 Manchester and
after decorating the graves in Dellwood
cemetery will march 70 Munson's grove
where the address viii be delivered.
Comrades NJ II Wooster aud L. d. Camp.
bell arc detailed TO mark the soldiers
graves 10 Dellwood cemetery. Comrades
r d Eaton ard Truman Bently will mark
,ho suldisrs graves ia Factory poiai oouie-
tery. Comrades. A. II. Strecter. A. j.
Mason and Daniel Cnndall will mark and
decorate the soldiers graves in the different
cemeteries AZ East Dorset The citizens
are requested TO assist the comrades on
tins occasion. All Union veteran soldiers
and sailors are invited 70 be present and
take part ia the exercises Of the day. Its
suggested that they organize and appoint
one u their members to command the
body during the day,
John G. DIAcKMEH,
q. NJ How, Post Commander.
Post Ad!utant
DORSET
Ne trust there viii be general turn
out on Decoration Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Of New Jersey,
are spending some time 10 town.
Rev Mr. Mcars, Of Dandy, preached
last Sunday ia exchange with Mr.. Pratt
It was Rev MIR Hand, not Hard, who
preached here the 10Th lie married a
Dorset lady, Sarah Baldwin.
4 lecture on spiritualism was given at
.ohool house hall, Monday evening, by
Japt. II. II Browne Of Saratoga Springs.
Uncle Isaac farwell, ohose centennial
birth day was celebrated in 1879, died
Monday night lie had been failing for
eycral days and lis death was not unex-
,ected. Ha would have been l02 years
Sd next July and retained al his facul-
les to a wonderful degree.
On Wednesday evening May 18th
]omrade A. ]. Noyes Assistant Inspector
Department OF Vermont G.. A. r., mem
Der Of Custer Post ~ Of Bennington made
as annual inspection Of Fuller Post, there
sas a good attendance at Post meeting, |
md good time, Comrade Noyes has
lad a large experience IN Grand Army |
matters, made thorough inspection gave
he Post much good advice, and expressed
himself as well pleased with the efficient
nd hourishing condition OF the Post.
very member present felt that his visit
Iad been ono Of profit and pleasure to us.
What lucky thought when 'B' took
Up the pen, and what it leads too we will
fait and see. Ii has at least brought out
he regular correspondent, which item
moves me to add my mite and show my
God will, if no more | will take you over
he West road It's short trip with
God team and one that may be taken u
nmber Of times before BIS. air castles be-
ONE a reality. will stop at Rollin Sykes
0 water the horse, but it is such a cold
lace the spout has not thawed SO the
orse gives sniff and goes on. A little
irther ON and We notice the Gilberts
ONE where the grand children have
.rgc and tidy lawn TO frolic on. Charles
elieyes in having things look about right
We find L. +. Gilbert treating his house
} coat Of paint which very much i'm
royes its appearance Charles Kent would
O jealous il We did not notice his new
ire fence with the corner posts OF marble
ustus Holley's house is unoccupied be
ause no maiden can persuade Will TO let
er keep house for him, | suppose. Just
round the corner Rev. A. G. Read rs straw
erry bed makes one almost envy them the
lclons fruit, that promises fair to be. As
q cross the stream We notice the boys fine
am At the top Of the first hill We find
rank Lathfop with a carbuncle on his
nee pan, sitting on block looking visit
illy towards the saw mill, while his father
nd mother are hard at work, and the fruit
I their labor shows them to be thrifty
.rmers While the horse is resting We
lmiro Mrs. Snyders flowers and com
ient upon their tasty arrangement. And
ow VIC come TO Dwight Sheldon's where
Re first thing Won hear, or hear Of is a
inc pound boy. We have now reached
40 Mountain Home, where Aaron Shell
on lives. whose many friends will be
aimed to hear Of his long continued i'll
ealth. Ia his garden we find apples,
ears, peaches, plums aud strawberries in
lossom, who can beat that for facts
be sweet corn and potatoes testify to
ihn's carly industry Corn three inches,