The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-17

.hors prepsraiion give H. The diasolrins
views by Misses Steel, spellman and
Bsvley .rre comicsl and greatly sppreci
aled by lbe and.spce. The staging o
M. Irving vas veg foe. better than q
nAny professional singois The violin sole
Of Oracle Heyl was weil received, as wcr'
all the other numbers on the list. some oi
Witch were especially neriiorioas.
racrosl roiNI
p ~ Kelley thinks Of removing from
this place, And oilers 10 sell bis residence
cheap.
The Rev J. 4. SwArt wishes 10 ex'
press through the JouSAL, his sincere
and heartfelt thanks 20 the Sunderland
people for the purse 81 money tina, Sas
presented him last Monday evening.
--EslAbrook has his four horse power
engine running full blast He made and
iroEe 20 gallons Of Ice cream Monday and
Soid Il all by the plate At Father Gaffney 8
picnic NJ East Dorset, and Wednesday was
ready 10 OIL all orders large or small,
proa.i<ly. and guarantee satisfaction. See
new advertisement next week.
The Baptist Sabbath school will have
an exenrsion 10 North Bennington
nert Tuesday, Aug 22nd. All members
Of the school are requested TO be present
mex, Sabbath. at which further particulars
will be given. II any Of the members Of
the school are unable 10 attend Sunday,
please send your names to your teachers.
MANCHESTER prroT.
Lee d. Bourn is at work at q. w.
Bradley's yeneeripg works at Sunderland.
The Baptis. Sunday school are talking
OF an excursion TO Bennington.
John Coffee was so unfortunat as TO
have his hand crushed while coupling cars
at this place II is feared that be will
lsse two fingers. John has the sympathy
Of his friends.
Mrs. T. NJ. Collins, spent few days
at Saratoga last week.
VIM. Doolittle Of Conn, is guest OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. West
Mrs Kendall, Of Fitzwilliam, N. H.,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Waldo Sykes.
Mrs Eaton and two daughters, Of
New York are stopping at II. A. Williams.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey. OF ILL.,, is guest OF
Mrs. Sheldon. We are indebted to him |
for au excellent discourse Sunday after.
noon.
Quite asudden change in the weather,
aud now comfortably cool A little miss
in the village starting out for walk, the
eleventh, returned to the house to be furn-
ished with pair of mittens
Ten young ladies, several Of them
Sunday school reachers Of the Chapel Of
ST. Augustine, Trinity parish. New York
city. came to Dorset the sth OF Aug. for
fortnight vacation. Six OF them with Mrs.
Manley and four with Mrs III. Farwell.
EAST RUPERT.
Most farmers have secured q good
crop Of hay in good condition and can now
go afishing.
Misses Bell and Jennie Mccall have .
been visiting friends in this vicinity.
If it takes seven young ladies to hitch ,
up horse many more times we would like
70 inquire what Rupert is coming to. 1t
IS about time that young man is On hand.
WEST RUPERT /
Potatoes in this vicinity are suffering '
erribly from the dry weather. II
Daniel Parish has purchased fine t
upright piano through,the agency of Miss 7
Maria Moore. G
Frank Hopkins exhibited stalk Of
ierds grass al Sheldon 4 Richey's store, u
that measured 6 feet and in.
n length.
Mrs. Louisa tSheldon) Ssxton, o for
ner resident. of Rupert and now OF Illinois, !,
. visiting. with her husband, friends and
elatives here.
--Spiuk Jackway is stopping at the II
rankin Hotel short time n
Miss Cora Hawley and sister OF Troy, u
!. Y. are in town for short visit g
There are 20 men at work on and y
bout the new hotel premises at present ~
Harvesting is the general order at !.
resent. The crops are good considering /,
be drouth.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Paget and child.
IN have been visiting at the old home
70 d for few days.
Sixty cheeses were shipped from the
awlet factory last Monday Price per :,
ound was ii ~ cts. "
fifty.two chees.s were shipped from
lie DEMO and SO from the Maple Grove
actories last Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Ramage OF Fair Haven ~
the pulpit in the Congregational :"
lnrch las. Sabbath.
Regular communication OF Morning :.
lower lodge, No. II. +. 4 A. NJ, occurs .
thursday evening Aug. 25th.
Different expressions from the ladies ~
ho attended Barnums show at l.utland VI
VI week were: :" oh how IL did rain
iy new hat was entirely spoiled. Ny W.
=, suit vas ruined etc. The gentle. 10
en- thought that Rutland, 'Int-rnally
As the ririesf place in the state be
Many we've disappointed in not hear .
4 the band last Saturday eve a. usual. =
hen the merchants and others who are
ncfitied musieally aud financial, will ~
mate /. ssfnfta" thai tha hand NAV have nf