The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-26
Manchester village FACTORY Poasi aad
vaaehesi1s DeTsos sSa isrrish loo io those
10 vssa, il !. Yt4sonatsie prices

- fse nQtpffi given W tttF %nf' t@H' A""A
slAy school isas sasday sFeniag vas a Goa
psc.e tnnoasa ~ IL pronounced the bc'
ever giren In this place After The ersi
eisss TIE tspcrintebdeni presentoi 10 I'd
pasiaf purse containing twcniy -niac vi
ver dollars. il besng his iusniy ninth hirih
day.
last Thursday a. Austin S. Onge,
seuiurosous little Preach LAD Of Eve rear
whose iaiher Is 10 the smpl0y d las h
Lee. Was passing through tho tAuDery viii
two Of his piaynaaios. be, fer fan, jumps
INTO one q TIE ss,s sappcsiag Il va
efapty. The vai vas aboa, feet deCI
Ant was allied with liquid for tanning. A
sooa a help could lie obtained be IA
taken oui bni be only lived few hour
aiisrssrd
--oa Friday a man trom Shafisbury lef
bis team with large load Of onions alone
/ for 3 few minutes near Mrs. Stockwclls,
The horses started aud soon were running
/ full speed towards Factory poin;, When
they came to the corner near the residence
Of Mr. J. II. Whipple one horse started 70
eross the bridge and the other 10 90
towards the depot A a result the pole
OF the wagon struck the bridge, breaking
both pole and harness One horse fell on
the bridge and the other, with the wagon.
went down the embankmeni into the pond
hni, strange to say, neither was much hurt
and only eight out Of about thirty bushels
Of onions lost One wheel o. the wagon
was well smashed.
poItsKr.
Misses Lucy aud Martha Hunt are
visiting In Hudson, n. y
Mrs Bella Fisher and her daughter
Carrie went 10 Albany last " eek.
Miss Emily Arnold Of Cambridge,
Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. q. NJ Sykes
MIR. Pred Gilbert and Miss Hattie
Gilber, took trip TO Saratoga last week
The body Of Mr.. Nathaniel Smith Of
Arlington was brought to our cemetery
last week
Mr., Albert Roberts has been away for
a brief vacation His sister Helen went
with him.
We are sorry +. T. Weeks photogra.
pher IL leaving so soon, he has had good
success in Dorset
J.. i, Snyder has q contract for re-
pairing our old cemetery and has commenc.
ed work. he is supported by many of our
leading citizens. The work is much need
ed, and We trust will be faithfully per.
formed
Rev. James Dickson and wife OF
Montgomery, n. y, spent Sunday here.
They left for their home Monday accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Kent, and her lit
lie son Prentiss. Mr.. Dickson gave us an
EXCELLENT discourse Sunday afternoon and
mother in the evening
Charles Field OF Dorset learns by ca
de from Lisbon that the barque, Pala-
lin on which his wife and daughters sailed
or the Azores, arrived safely at Fayal on
be 7th Of Oct, q days from Boston, Let.
ers from his family may be expected via !
lisbon and London about the first OF No.
embor
Mrs. 7. ID. Manly, Of Rutland, spent o
Nv days in Dorset last week. Mr. and ,
Irs. VIM. Manly Of Sutherland Falls, y
18th two little daughters accompanied her
nd were happily surprised to find their
randparcnt lWm. Manly, IN his Goth :,
ear. waiting at the Depot to convey them !,
} his home, making the third time
thin eight days that he had driven down
} meet relatives. Y
EAST DORSET
Those who went from here to New /,
ork last week on the excursion have re- ~
lrned, and report good time. Q
MIR. ]. X. Freddy of Philadelphia /,
as in town last week, stopping at the u
'ilson House. liz
- Miss Della NJ. Boucher of Claremont, 6
. II. is in town, visiting her sister, Mrs. u
con Dagenair Il
WIN. G. Whalon is sick, threatened u
it'll malarial fever, Dr. Whipple, who II
tends him, says there is every prospect
speedy recovery. "
The polishers employed by d. l.. n
emit Co, make a day and a quarter =
ch day. Many orders and a scarcity Of !,
'lishers oblige them to do So
Mr.. X. Landon, about 10 years of age, .,
Their Of William Iandon and Mrs. Cham a,
rlain Of this place. was taken to the q,
wn house on Sunday. where he is cxpec- 81
l TO remain. n,
Of the young men and boys til
~, up to james Horsn's to a husking IN
e Saturday night Your correspondent &C
s not learned the number OF bushels Of al
ank. but all report grand time. :" so
There ia some grumbling amongst the III
IN employed by the Dorset marble com al
ny on account Of not getting their pay sil
yularly. The day fixed is the 18th OF
h month, bu. sometimes it runs over TO
, 9th; consequently, between the 18th
4 27th there is considerable '.chin.mu.
. in regard to pay.
John Hector Jr. and Miss Annie Quil. m
, both Of this place. were married at the :.
'holic church Monday morning at half. e..
i eight o'clock, The ceremony was =
formed by Father I. J. Gaifney, Quite -,
.rge gathering was Held at the residence -
The brides parents immediately after ~
ceremony aud all enjoyed good time. -.
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