The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-01

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slYcRmrsM Dnror.
Mr.. Jasses Flia trosa Colsckesier, Co.
sora soasis il visiting viih his daughter
Mrs Horace LaaTfaoe
The T.onoa sho losi sgooi glove
nesr the depo, can have !, ~ calling At
ns..s soa's tin shop.
james sesver has removed irum Man
chester streol 20 last AsneLes,eF into 3
houss o. H. Il. Tsylor's
A wedding last seek. the PARTIES were
Mrs OOeelin Of this place and gentleman
from Canada. Nr Joseph Pfoyoche.
Mr. Cyrus Roberts is putting up
new barn on tie place occupied by IL,
Anderson, c. II. Pond does the work.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
Elliott we're held Sunday afternoon at the
home Of the deceased, conducted by Rev.
+. J. Swart
Miss Elsio Taylor is very sick With
congestion Of the lungs Dr. 5. ). Glenn
mons attends her with DIR. l. II. Hemen-
way As counsel
some hungry thief took nice ham
from Mr John Cnrrans shed where il bad
been left to freeze Monday night, some
persons viii bear watching.
Ora O. Whitman claims TO be the
youngest soldier that went from the State
Of Vermont. enlisting when fourteen years
Of age aud serving AS private until tho
close OF the war in Company l. Fifth Yer
mont
The prospects are that there will he
quite an extensive coal business done the |
neri season at ROCKVILLE. The hard wood |
on the extensive lands owned by Shedd
Andrus 4 Co, has been contracted for by
parties who intend 10 convert IL into coal.
A CARp-I v sh TO thank through the
Journal. my friends and ncighbors for
their assistance during the sudden Illness
and death Of my wife. for their sympathy
20 freely shown For which services and
kindnesses feel very grateful
BLANCHARD ELLIorr.
Burr 4 Manley are making a big
drive on mems and boys overcoats, and
ladies cloaks and dolmans, they have a
large assortment TO select from, which is
every day growing less, oyercoats from
g. rs TO $40, cloaks from $3.50 to $40. II
you need an oyereoat or cloak, do not fail I.
10 examine their stock before purchasing.
HEADQUARTERS Posr SKINNER,
No. "A q. A. II, /.
Nov. 30 1881.
Comrades. The election OF oflic for
he ensuing year will be held at the next t
egular meeting OF this Post Tuesday eve. t
Dec 9th. All members are requested to l
% present 8
JoHs G. BLAcKMBR, 5
}. NJ. HovE, Post Commander.
Post Ajiutant
Our village district school commenced
Monday. taught by Mr. Rollin Sykes.
Mr.. Henry Morrison, OF Michigan, is \
listing relatives here. lao was a former Ii
esident OF Dorset and grandson Of DIR, Y
ohm Sergeant. Ii
Our pastor preached an interesting o
DISCOURSE on Thanksgiving morning, after l.
which, in many family group. the sub t,
ect Of turkey &C, was discussed u
Mrs. Wilcox and Miss Baker, daugh. /
ers of the late Mrs, Ethan Roberts, came =
Up from New York last veckIto attend the )
uneral OF their mother, and spend few II
lays at the old homestead. ?
EAST DORSET
The Freddy mill is shut down for the !,
finter.
Eddie. son Of Thomas Duffey. was p
uddenly called from this earth on the j.
wenty fifth inst. in the seventeenth. year y
1 his age. He was sent by his father to n
Dorset Corners on business accompanied s
y Michael Mclaughlin, but returning j
ONE he complained OF severe pain and
Eyed down in the wagon. On arriving
ONE he was called by Mclaughlin but
o answer He was then taken TO the ~
ouse but il was found that life had ex. "A
ired As there was no coroner's inquest
cid we pronounce the death heart disease, u
! he frequently complained about it. lie u
as employed by the Dorset Marble Com. h
any sud was highly respected by them. 9
Iuch credit is due Mr., Il. Taplin the fore.
au Of the shop for his kindness in nicely b,
his last piece OF work. also in al
aving it photographed for his shopmates. b;
he funeral took place on Saturday morn Of
u followed by large procession inelud.
" the foreman and his men. all wearing
ape in respect 10 their lost friend. The Il
mains were taken to the Catholic m
,mctery for interment. o.
KuPgnr d.
William Scott. who has been sick for a.
,me weeks OF fever is nov mnch better bi
Mrs. Pattic Kline, widow Of the late u
enaz Kline. died at the residence OF her
10, William Kline. the 2jth VI
Our worthy neighbcr, Elihu Flower.
II town the 2lst aud returned the 18th.
lib one TO share with him the prosper. !,
rs and adversities incident 10 connubial /,
ie. -
The West Rapcrt lyeenm is destined ~
be success. The meetings are held -
! Tuesday evening Of each week. Avery i
udsblc interest ia maniissiAl by the CON.
unity In the institution.