The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-06

iseusiastoa. oHsciaisag
Emeson EssAhtook will occupy
pars u The dining saloon on The Pa
0rOaBds Jaly iith. Circus day. aud wi
hsre ssapply oi oysters ice cream an
cake, strawberries. confectionery, Ell
Es,ahrook calls The last time for ihos
oyster and ice cream pals and straw tserr
baskets skich have not been vluned
Primary department. scholars no
seseui, Harry Adams Willie add Pre-
Bonssleel. Earl Bowman. frank Galore,
Ernest Lugepe. George Thsyer, Charlie
Whitman. AbecBt one day. Bonnie EssA
brock, Chsrles Reed, Julia Carney. Lea
Iicinel. Minnie Gosselin, Lula Whitman
Not isrdy Willie Bones,cel. Willie anS
and John Bo,sford. Earl Bowman, Frani
CAl'ofci, Bonnie EsiAbrook. Ernest Lugep,
Eddie Riley Franeis 81 onge. Harri,
Whippie. Charles Whitman. Joseph
Wright, Mary Barrett. Helen Brewster
Mary Conner. Kate Corey. Julia Carney
Bertha EddyI Minnie Gosseliu. Mabel
Harris. Lena HeineL Mary Lsunon, Flor
Anee Lincoln. Stella Pease, Florence Phil.
lips, Lena San.oG, 0ctaria st. Onge. Lula
Whitman, Maggie Wright, Louise wyman.
Bertha Eddy missed no words in the spell.
ing class during the term.
MANCHESTER Dy-or.
The man who froze his feet on the
Fourth Of July will recover.
BUR- 4 Manley wan, 70 bushels OF
beans for trade or cash at the highest mar.
ket price,
Walter Wolcott government inspector
Of soldiers headstones accomplished big
feat in that line one day last week. in
spectiug 2lo0 stones weighing 100 pounds
each in seven hours, or at the rate OF five
each minute. Tue inscriptions were oil
Examined and also the quality OF the stone
o discover any crack or imper.ection.
Marsh Bentley passed the stones TO him an
Iverage distance Of six feet, and John
'hapin took them away.
DORSET.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. W. Hall OF Rutland.
we're in town last week.
Miss Nellie Armstrong is at home af.
or long solourn at Albion. N. Y.
Miss Frances Field is at home at pres.
MT after long absence 10 Bostoa, Mass.
Eugene c. Denton of Detroit, Michigan
5 visiting with his brother, W. II. Dun.
on.
Miss Gertie Bacon aud brother OF
'lles, Michigan are spending the summer
i town.
Miss L. II. Willard aud Miss L. Will
nd Of Castleton. Vermont, are stopping
18th their sister, Mrs. Charles Baldwin.
We are glad to greet the Prentiss fam.
y once more in the. pleasant Dorset
ONE.
Mrs VIM. Sykes. Miss Mary Sykes
I'D Mrs. Daniel Paddock left here last
eek for Winchendon, Mass.
w. X Dunton has erected flag staff
front Of his residence siIty.four feet in
'ight on which to float the flag of our !
untry.
MIR. aud Mrs. ii. n. Williams of Ben.
ngton have been in town for few days
st on account Of the sickness and death
Mrs. Williams father.
Mr.. L. Robinson OF Boston, who is
'pping at the parsonage, and George 4
lbert kindly conducted the sabbath ser.
ses during Mr. Pratt's absence, P
We welcome our pastor, Rev. P. s. .
att to his desk once more after his re- c
ut journey, as far as central New York. n
} attended the fortieth anniversary OF o
'milton College while absent. y y
Frank Holley, Fred Holley. Jas. H. W
'llogg. Arvin Harrington, Chester Lyon, @
arles May, Marston Campbell and Miss !;
onnie Smith came up from Troy, Tues D
y evening in company with the Sheldon c,
nily already named. Came to spend Ct
, 4th and their summer vacation. The =
iition Of so many young people renders ii
r town quite lively. A portion Of them W
guests at the Washington hotel. N
r. W. Sims Of Troy, accompanied by G
friend, Prof J. +. Van o Linda, organ. O.
OF the second Presbyterian church at OF
~. n Y. are spending a few days N
ong the green hills OF Dorset They :,
guests Of Mrs, Y. Hatch lhe family 10
Henry sheldon Of Troy, n. Y. George, tie
rry, Hattie aud Bessie are also with Sc
s. Hatch q
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