The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

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The Psoiae Eassss company have ~
c,l,ea A. inriiAiiaa 10 attend trsmeu .
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Robert Amns ssofS presrnis nios ap'
pearanoe 10 ia nev coal o. pant The
yort vas done BY Ora whmnan.
The Raiiana Hsys4d says that ssthaa
A O.. = cireus will Wait RuuAaA on July
10. Manchester The II and Bcsnissi"u tho
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Jimmie Homestead autographed 10 has
father that thin, lives we're iosi 10y the cy'
clone Al 0nnnell, ioss Saturday nigh,
a,.I lhst The Vermont boys Ssf' All sale.
George u wl,Aerslla cosmopolitan
,hox slll give al entertainment on The lar
ground this aiterpcoe aud evening The
troupe la. visited this place number OF
times before and has always given sooi
variety entertainment,
News has been received from the Man
chester boys who are a, present located ~
0rinnoil, Iowa, that the terrible tornado
which caused. such devastation IN that
place on Saturday las, passed by the part
Of the town in which they are situated, and
none Of them suffered any loSs or injury.
The Good Tenplars OF this village
seem 10 have taken new lease oil iiie'
They again hold their regular weekly SEES
sions al their hall and these meetings have
lnOseased bot 10 interest and attendance.
They have received quite number oil
propositions for membership and have IN
itiatod some new members They have
elected and installed the following officers
". @, T., w. A. Adams; w. V. T.. Mrs.
A. Bolsford; W. s., Mrs, J. b. Nichols,
W. A. s., Miss Matte Hollister; W. i. s.
Thomas J. Hoy,; W. e.. Mrs. NJ. i. Glea'
son; W. C., Rev. J. A. Swart; 7. W. O. /.
Hiram Eaton; w. NJ, Charles Cadoret
W. d. NJ. Mss Mary Adams; W. l. G''
Miss Nellie Hollister; W, .. g.. George
Baldwin; W. Il. II. s., Mrs. Maria Clony
w. l.. II. s., Mrs Paulins Gleason; W. o.
Miss Lutte HOLSTER
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs Stella johnson from Rutland IL
visiting with Mrs. Henry Hicks.
--Judson Pettibone and daughter from
Michigan are visiting friends aud relatives
IN town.
Mr.. Daniel Cooley wishes through thu
Journal to deny the statement going Thu
rounds that he mortgaged his place t.
carry on his lawsuit as he had no need o
IL. Also 10 thank his Catholic friends II
Manchester aud Dorset for raising thu
money necessary to bring Bridget kenne
dy's mother from Manchester, England L
Manchester, VI, witness to the next trial
The article ia the last Journal refer
ing to the ROCKVILLE road credited to TIL
correspondent in this place he begs leay'
to say was not written by him, ''some o
the teamsters" spoken OF in that connect
ION claim the water.bars are not put in a
they should be, and suggest that il som
one who knows how to do such work coul'
do 1t there would be no such trouble be
sides no one has cut through the bars a
alleged.
1t is a general doubt, in the minds o
some persons, as to what the Depot CORES
pondent is trying to get through him b,
publishing in the Journal lot Of nonsens
abont District No. 8 and that young man
they will no longer be in doubt when tn
mystery is solved, it is this: The reflect
ions OF the correspondent has gone back Il
,be time when lie visited District No.
It is known that at first he stopped occas
ionally in the suburbs and finally wende'
his then almost discouraged footsteps to
central point OF the district, where in
short time his sad, sad heart was once NOR
healed, and his prize won. Many times Il
the small hours of morning he could b
seen driving home in the glory OF snow
storm under the shelter OF an old tattered
cotton umbrella that reminded him OF tn
fact that man can get married if he ha
nothing but bunch Of keys, an old fin
toothed comb, and solitary ten cent piec
in his pocket also o young lady's consea
He had the sympathies OF young mar
But he does seem to take more interest
the Young mans affairs than most people
III Yours,
, YouS0 MAN.
DORSET
Jennie Baker is just recovering fro
I her illness.
Mrs. Chas Field has recently returne
. from Boston.
r pynf y Cheney il amending u fe