The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-24

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oa Hay, siiioea dollars per lon, delivered
" The .iei people ia this peighborhco'
are improving.
), Davis A Son are driven with order
for sugAr!ng utensils, indicating lively bn
~ ,iness IN that line
y Pour Of the men employed in Bridges
works "siruol" few days ago. All bu
one bare resumed work
e Mr., Joel Tnbbs illness, reported las
week has assumed the state Of iyphoid
/. fever.
--Mr Parker wyman is very low
Doubts are entertained Of bis recovery.
He is in his s9ih year
Mrs Julia Rising from Hoossc Pals
is in town visiting her aged father, Parker
WymaD.
Mr.. Chas Dunbar, who lives on the
mountain. recently caught an owl that had
been raising hob" among his hens which
measured five feet from tip to tip,
ID. D. Bourn & Son are doing quite a
business manufacturing chamber sets.
Any ono wanting anything in the furniture
line will do well to give him call.
John Tonhey, of South Dorset. is ship.
ping considerable poplar TO the Montague
Paper Co. Turner'S Falls. Mass. II sells
for -four dollars per cord on the cars.
Parties from Troy are looking to the
lime ledge back Of +. L. Taylor's carriage
shop with the view TO erecting kilns and
carrying on extensive business.
"A two-horse load OF the admirers OF
'Solon Shingle' from this place attended
the entertainment at Music Hall last Fri
day evening. They reported themselves
well pleased with the integrity Of Charles
OTIS" admired the motives of Robert
Howard. sympathized with Mrs. and Miss
Otis, we're capti,ated with "Margery's"
bewitching ways and were highly delight
ed with Cousin Joe's" visit. For the |
sake OF those who were unable to attend |
on account 81 the storm We wish il could
be repeated.
DORSET
George Sheldon Of Troy is in town for
week or two.
Miss Marcia Gray is at home after a
long absence.
Miss Almira Sykes is stopping for
some time at Danville, N. Y.
We sfe glad to state that Judge l. n.
Sykes, who has been dangerously sick for
some time, is improving in health at pres
emit
Mrs. G. NJ. Sykes is confined to her
room by illness, as also her daughter
Louise-whose voice we miss in the sing
ing choir.
The ladies society will meet at the
residence Of Charles Baldwin this week
Thursday afternoon to sew for benevolent
purposes. Mrs. Baldwin will also receive
the sociable Thursday evening the Gath.
All are invited.
"A large and attentive audience listen
ed to deeply interesting and impressive
discourse Sabbath 2. NJ, by the Rev. s,
@. Kendall OF Boston. Text selected from
John 6:6S. His lectures during the week,
as also on tho Sabbath, proved rich treat
to the people OF Dorset.
The Auditors report is in the hands
Of the printer and will be ready for distri-
button the last of the week. The report
shows slight increase in the liabilities Of
the town, though in some respects the
town stands better than 1t did one year
ago, Some OF the old matters hanging
over the town have been Strengthened out
and We hope to get, in year or two, so I
We shall know just how We spnd. I
The Dorset Dramatic Club, organized
in 1878, has, wo learn, in active prepare c
ton series OF tableaux and new and I
brilliant comedy in three acts, "Our Boys
which they propose to put on the stage at a
an early day for the benefit Of the Grand I
Army Post here. As the labors OF the |
Club have all thus far been for public or !
purposes and very successful. e
We congratulate the Post for their good
fortune in receiving the offer Of benefit,
and the community that the Dramatic :
Club "still lives Give both otgsniza- !,
tons your hearty support in the undcrtak
ing Look for public announcement and
soon. ~
The advertised lectures of Mr.. Ken.
dali were given on Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings OF last week, to good audi .
snces. His subjects-Rome aud Naples
proved even more fruitful themes OF inter
est and instruction than anticipated, and
the lecturer was fully equal to his work
Places 10 memorable in the annals OF en-
pirc and in the records OF science and tray- 7
u were pictured before our vision with
elearness, and scenes worthy a
10 be in the minis OF every student Of il
and history were dramaiized ..
with the power Of master in the art We
we're more than ever impressed with the
Salue OF tie popular lecture Is given by :,
nan OF personal knowledge, ability. aud !,
strictly moral principles.
KupEhT
"A new lease OF sleighing, and weather v
inc /,
II large share Of the ,ifne-in some To- d
,aliiios seems 10 be devoted 10 the dis Il
,assion Of The late act. No. rs. 10 equslize
AVIATION. ~