The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

4 tsi3s we're placed gifts two china cups
snA ..aosrS. o.. Inscribed ''nroiher," The
! other ''sis..s, ,ron Mr. saa Mr. Hiran
q nolley . gold lined goblet from Mr.. and
ArA II H. Holls,; ssold dollar, 'rUin
, J.nnis ard Hehoa Kibarn. Little grand.
chadrea: gold guard fer watch chain, Jas
svaa. a Mass . motto and silk handler
ehis,. Mr. and Mrs hormsn sytos; two
silrer dollars. Mr.. And Mrs.. Dwight
S,tea. gold shiri huiton.. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. W. FGvell. marble card receiver,
: Dcrs., Marble Co. forty dollars 10 goli,
contributed A. far ~ ve can learn by
yosns men and the company, tweniy-sir
dollars. b, i-snt, elk young men, All dol
lar, each. u. J. Hs.ley and J. u. Hollis
! ter. the latter being present. twenty dol
lar gold headed cane for Mr.. Gray. by a
! fev gentlemen and ladies Of this socie,, =
large quantity Of golden syrup, by DeA
Vim. Kellogg. Presentation speeches by
Mr.. Pratt and others, and al added 10 the
interest of the occasion. IL uass large
and joyous company, and all vent merry
As marriage bell" Refreshments. both
ample and elegant were served, several
lcouples assisting at the tables, where
reigned mir,h and good cheer. The after
supper talk 10 the bridegroom by G, ID, Kent
was. A. is usual for him. fall OF pleasantly.
The guests left at an early hour, wishing
Mr.. and Mrs Gray many more happy and
prosperous years. and since that event.
when any Of the company meet, the usual
word is what splendid time We had at
the golden wedding"
RUPERT.
"A. T. Sheldon and wife have sold
what is known |. the Leayitt meadow to
Ann l.. Sheldon; consideration. 50. 2i0
Albert Hopkins has sold the Preston |
Fisher house and lot to Dennis Rafter;
consideration, $500.
WEST RuPBBr
Shoot msrms begin 10 look anxious
and are making hasty preparations for the
spring campaign which opens this week.
Some OF our farmers report six to eight
hundred pounds Of sugar as the product
OF their naples thus far and fair pros
pect for considerable more.
On Wednesday 20 inst, as Fay Green
was engaged in making some repairs on
4 ka.l IN lto i'll ha
WAS treated to FREQ ride, by the starting ,
Of the wheel which caught and carried
him part way around and then dropped
him distance Of "a feet Strange to re- ,
late there were no bones broken but his
general appearance the next day was that
OF prize fighter after the the twentieth
round.
PAwLET
One car load of corn has arrived at the
new grist mill.
Charley Eaton, who for some time
past has been in the blacksmith business
at birthstone Corners" has taken tho i,
Hugh Orcutt farm on shares with Johnny
Oreutt
Thursday evening, il pleasant, March @
3lst, the ladies Of the Congregational Il
church will give sociable in the vestry. A
II stormy, the exercises will take place on c
Friday evening e
Mrs. Sherman Weed died last Sunday p
morning. Funeral services were held at a
he residence on Tuesday at 10 o'clock p Il
T.. Rev N. s. Moore officiating. The re- Il
mains were taken to Rupert for burial. h
The community feel the loss OF "a friend '
md the church OF q consistent member. 3,
The following subscriptions for tho Il
lew Town Hall have been received to this @
late: Walton Blakely, 800; Fsyette IL
3lakely, 800; ID. II. and A. l.. Bromley, =
40; Fayette Potter, $40; d. W. Bromley, a
'l5; Holden Kelley, S15; NJ. G. Hulett,
rs; o. L. Warner, sl5; Fred Weed, $40; Il
frank Blakley, &c. N. Bassett, $40; Joel e'
sheldon, $40; j. N. Robinson, $40; J. and G.
}. Bushee, s.; Hugh Orcutt, So; d. A. p
Parker, 81; W. b. Miller, 50. This leaves p
small balance to make up the 800 which u
will undoubtedly soon be added. We un- CT
lerstand there are men in town who pro- ca
bose to furnish the chairs and other fix e'
ures by way Of donating. o.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY. =.
%. G.. Abbott Of this village bid off !.
he Harlow mill at Landgrove for $1,000 .,
heap as dirt. -
The narrow gauge carried $50 passen- W
gers last week Oh the regular train besides Ii
large number on the mixed trains. c.
The mail from Factory Point now g
ZONES directly through TO this place in. re
stead of stopping over night at the north OF
S formerly. T.
BogDvlLLH "
Mrs. Francis Kidder died last week in ~
Burlington. She was long resident OF .
his place %
A young man was too intimate with a !.
irculsr saw last Friday and lost the fourth l.,
niger Of one hand besides having his !,
land badly injured. DR.. Marden dressed 10
lis wound and be has gone to his home in
lew York state.
JAMAICA
Eight inches OF damp Snow fell last IA
saturday. :.
Some valuable improvements are to :.
'e made on the Jamaica House a. soon rs
he season will admit.
Webster Ravson. OF Rawsonville has ~
loyed on South hill farm known as the ol