The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

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The third degree.
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Al the annual meeting Of Post skiDser
No "a q. A n. bold Saturday Dec Fad,
The following oncen we're elected Com.
nssder. NJ. W. Utey. $. v. Com, W.
II Smith; J. v. Com. T. y. Eaton; on
Ger q the Day. T.. Gantert. oeier q the
onard, Almon Day oshsiermasisr, J ".
Cook. chsplsin. H. W. Boglci lispresea'
rAiive 10 department encampmeat, !, ".
Cook; Alternate. Truman Bentley.
pcEsEr
AT the annual meeting Of Fuller Post
"a O. A. r.. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. W. X Dan
ton. =. c.. Dan. ID wsren, y. v. GA
7. wyma. J. v. e.; 4. Nichols, Y. Mi.
Reynolds. Surg Geo. II. Williams, Chap
John Council, o. d.; w. Hazeiton, o. q.
Geo. w. Baker. John Fisher. delegates TO
Dept. encAmpment. u. Nichols and ID.
ID. Warren. al.ernAies.
A Campfire will he held at the Hall
OF Vim. J. Fuller, Post. No. ~ q. A. H..
al Dorsc, on Saturday evening. Dec. 10th,
1882; a. an anniversary celebration OF the
organization Of the Post, at which rations
will be served. aud good time enjoyed u
il hoped. A cordial invitation TO the or
der. and honorably discharged soldiers
is hereby given without further notice.
Every member OF the Post is expected to
be present, Roll call at $50 p. m, sharp.
RA,ions $50 p. m.
wAngEs II. DusTos. Commander.
KAsT DORSET
Thanksgiving passed OIL very quietly
here; mills shut down. shops closed and
everybody went for the turkeys.
Frank Snyder succeeds Mr. Daniel
crandall as clerk at the Wilson House. i
Miss Ann Mclaughlin, We are happy
10 say. is much better and hopes OF her 70.
eoyery are entertained.
Walter w. Benson Of this place and
Miss Belle Julia Tufts OF Wallingford were
united in the bonds OF wedlock at Wal In
Iingford, Nov. 3Oih by Clark Bull Esq
East Dorset for place OF its size has 4
quite a number OF musical instruments.
Tie different kinds are violin, flute pic !
,olo, banjo. guitar, ACCORDION, dulcimer, :
iarmonica, piano, organ aud Others.
MIR. James Irwin finished drawing h
blocks from the quarries last week. He q
las let his teams TO Silas Griffith OF Dandy
where they will be worked until spring,
when Mr. Irwin takes them again. :
business at the Pawlet cheese factory y
losed for the season last week. La
w. u. Porter's dramatic troupe ex- Q,
ibited in the Town Hall on the evenings
I December /, g 4 and 8 to fair audiences. m
-Sleighs were brought into general use pl
n Thanksgiving day. The recent furry "a
snow has made an addition to the sleigh.
70. Inn
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Con- d
regational church will have Christmas to
zee in that church Monday evening, Dec
9Th. lio
The Thermometers in different local.. ex
es about the village indicated from four CT
seven degrees below zero Monday NOR
ing. ed
On account OF the sickness, death aud bu
ural OF Miss Beecher's father, the winter Dl
I'm OF school in District No. 2 has been
ostponed until Dec. IL. "a
'--Quitea number who were not so lucky th,
to have turkey and chicken Thanksgiv- TO
g day were kindly remembered by the 90
ore lucky ones on the above mentioned or
".
"A COW belonging TO Robert Black came raj
contact with scythe few days since, 81
ceiving an ugly grsh on the neck. Itre- la
Tired number OF stitchee to close the Mo
p.
About 80 couples attended the dance
the Hall Thanksgiving eve. The re- ~
ipts were about Sli0 After paying ex- an'
nses nearly $50 were added to the treas We
y OF the cornet band. ra'
th,
Ten degrees below zero Monday NOR for
ng. Pretty cold TO start with. bs,
The remains OF Mrs. Allen arrived last tho
,urday. The funeral was held on Sun AM
y, the Rev. Mr. Swart Of Factory Point Ian
icia,ing s9'
Our friend and neighbor, julius Hill,
turned from his wedding trip in time to tor
end Thanksgiving at home. Last Satur- fr
y evening the cornet band gave him Tor
renade. after which they we're invited in In
bountiful repast We all wish him at
cccss
ARLINGTON. 10
DIR. Garfield was i'll and unable TO be -
1 Thanksgiving day therefore there was 'ae
service on that day as announced. 'n'
Warren Cole aud Fayet,e Shepard are a,
. jnrymen from this towu and started M
! court Tuesday morning on the 7s30 !, ,
in. ~,
Almost enough snow for sleighing bnt
quite. However . good many are ~,
ing sleighs. The prospect IA NOS for e.,
~ iah
Mr.. NJ. l.. Norton and wife have been Pa