The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-16

4 Geo. Il Isoomis sold his Blackstone
colt 10 party in Rutland for $500. There
arc few more good ones ye, in town.
Rev. Mr.. Pratt, Of Dorset exchanged
pulpits with Rev Mr.. Moore last Sabbath
and delivered al excellent discourse
Fred knight 10 in Rutland getting si5
per month in the railroad shop. We IN.
dcrsiand be is to get 81 per day after next
month.
/ Quite . number from town attended
the funeral at Wells. last Sunday, Of Geo,
Hubbard, who Vas Killed q, Rutland last
week by the fall Of a staging
Garlic aud Chsrli. MARKS Of this town
are running the Rutland factory this sea.
son. They receive 10000 pounds Of milk
per day and make II cheese OF 80 pounds
each.
The grand list OF 1881 WAS incorrectly
reported last week. II should have been,
real estate sl02, 92s, and personal property
1891, an increase Of s35, 6Io over 1850,
or nearly one-third.
ARLINGTON
MIR. Horace Stone has improved his
residence very much by putting piazza
across the whole front
E. G. Woodwork and DR.. w. y. Phil
lips have gone 10 Burlington TO attend the
meeting OF the masonic bodies that are held
there this week.
Rev. j. Randall and n. II. Dsming
were absent last week attending the annual
convention OF the Episcopal dioscese Of
Vermont at Burlington.
"A very cold rainstorm visited us last
Friday with heavy wind. Several shade
trees-maples--were blown down in this
and the other village.
The peg works are soon to wind up
business here, the girls have already been
discharged and the other part OF the bust.
ness is expected to run but short time.
Guy Bronson, who purchased Mr.. G.
j. Williams premises, has moved his family
down and is now a resident Of our village.
Mr.. Brownson is doing good business in
the blacksmith line.
Fernando West, who has been in the
employ Of the Wood Moving Machine Co..
OF Hoosick Falls. N. Y, has gone to Lex.
ington, X. Y. as their agent for the sale OF
their mower and reaper. His mother Mrs.
G. I. West has gone west TO mako visit
to her brother at Aurora, ILL., Mrs. West
will remain all summer and possibly make
Aurora her permanent residence.
Will II. Hoyt returned from Virginia
last week.
Miss Caddie Provan, one Of our
musical young ladies, was recently the
happy recipient Of gift. from her father
and mother, OF an elegant piano. II was
from tho rooms Of Cluett 4 Sons. Trey,
N. Y, Chickering square grand.
w. H. Hoyt, OF Greenwich, N. Y,
spent few days in town, recently, on his
annual fishing excursion. He caught one
,peckled beauty from Green river, weigh
ing one pound and thirteen ounces.
Last week our usually quiet work-a-
lay town had holiday donned it. kid
Gloves pinned on button hole bouquet,
md attended 4 real live wedding. We
lcem it worthy OF mention, for two reasons
Firstly. because wedding seldom occurs
n our place, most OF the aspirants for such
ionors usually go to York State" and
save the ceremony which makes the twain
mo performed. Secondly, on account Of
'ne OF the contracting parties being so we'll
Known in this vicinity and other towns in
he county. Miss Alice NJ. Hoyt, Col Tom
". Neal were the names we read on the
ards of invitation. The reception, or
farewell call" on Miss Alice preceded the
Wedding for conveniences sake, and was
leld at the residence Of her father, W. r.
1oyt, on Saturday afternoon, June 4th.
The day was perfect and the large company
# relatives and friends, from our own and
adjoining towns, in attendance filed the
louso and grounds. Refreshments wero
erved, the merry laugh went around, and
It six o'clock the guests departed, wishing
he prospective bride and groom q long
ifs OF happiness. The presents were nu-
nervous, among them many pieces Of silver,
AXE basket from her sister Carrie, ice
pitcher from the brides father, goblets
rom her brother Will. fruit knives from
Hiss Hattie Hurd, vases from Miss Hale
from the brides mother. and
'ther souvenirs from loved friends. A
cry handsome diamond ring also attracted
ttention, besides paintings, fancy work,
preads and other articles for household
Ise and decoration. The marriage cere.
nony took place at the NJ +. church on
he following day at | O'Clock p. m, Rev. Q
|. b. Lambert. d. d., OF Rupert officiating a
n hi. usual happy and impressive manner,
The house was so well filled that the ushers :
4. j. Convey aud G. ]. Hurd with difficulty
Gated the congregation. The bride wore s
he customary white veil and orange bios. q
oms. The attendants Sers Miss Carrie 8
4. Hoyt, sister Of the bride, and Mr.. @.
J. DeGrove, Of Brooklyn, N. Y. The
'ridal party left the same afternoon for
heir far away southern home in tennessee
isiting en- route friends in New York, Phil. :
delphia and Nashville. attended by the
est wishes Of large circle OF friends. A
Iord concerning Mr.. Neal may be apropos