The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05
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:. vis8iins 81 ht fathers
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. Friday eresing
~. n. siaands Co. exhibited al ih'
fair sotss magnificent bridgeport organs
which they have for sale 3, their Nssit
store
Mr. and lNfs H. G. Perkins started On
ssatsrdsy fer bridal tour by carriage. the
plessAniesl Of all ways ior travelling Dur.
Ing ihis lovely October weather. They
eHpee, 10 visit Sarstags aud other places
in eastern New York
-Amosg The goods displayed a, the
fair, ue noticed case Of ane shoes and
slippers by Geo Lugeno who slfo has bis
store we'll stocked with a hne variety Of
Fall and Winter goods. Mrs. Baldwin dis.
played some nice millinery and ]. X. Lee
fine line Of light buggies.
Among the notable events q. the re.
cent fair OF the Baitenkill Valley Indus
trial Society was the appearance Of w IL
Fullertons matched dray horses--ihe pair
that took the frs. premium. They were
driven by bis two young daughters on the
morning Of the 10th, and As they appeared
on The track they not only showed fine
me.ile but excellent training, and seemed |
=, all times under the perfect control Of
their drivers. They easily showed four
minute gait while on the course and often
elected expressions Of appreciation from
the large crowd Of spectators. They stood
quietly unattended after the exciting
exercises.
One by one the roses fade, and now
the tairest tulip Of them all has closed its
petals on single blessedness, reserying Its
fragrance for the domestic hearth alone.
In other words, as anticipated by various
reports which have been flying about for
several weeks past, Mr.. T. 9, Perkins, OF
Manchester. Familiarity known ss 'the
genial Ned was united in matrimony
last Tuesday evening with the beautiful
and accomplished Miss Emile Bonesteel,
OF this village. The event was consum-
mated at the residence Of the brides pa
rents, in the presence OF a throng OF the
intimate friends and relatives OF the prin-
cipals. AtSo'clock the company were ar
ranged in the spacious rooms, when the
bridal party entered. First, c. A. Kelly
and Miss Nellie Clark, OF Salem; second,
Charles Ames, and Miss Helen Bonesteel;
third, f. G. Perkins and Hiss Emile
Bonesteel, bridegroom and bride. The ,
positions were taken in perfect order, and |
the happy pair-one handsome ana manly q
and the other timid and beautiful-stood
ready TO be united. The earnest and SOL
emn tones Of the venerable DR.. Wickham's
voice were heard in the impressive MARI.
age ceremony, the VOWS were pronounced
by each, the hands were joined together,
and then in the silence the soft and tender
words OF blessing asked Of God upon the
lives Of husband and wife as fitting end
ing to the solemn act performed before his
0mniscience. 1
Congratulations followed, earnest and +
an elegant supper was partaken
Of, and mirih, gladness and Cupid ruled a
The hour. In their going out together up
on the journey OF life, hand in hand
our sincere wish is this: NAY all I
good angels attend them, and love, as a d
hand. maiden, keep ever earnest watch and
ward and the flowers Of faith grow fairer :,
and fresher as they near the twilight, the q
shadows and the darkness OF the tomb" a
The bride was elegantly attired in navy
blue silk. white kid Islippers and gloves; >,
exquisite boquets OF white water lilies at !,
,orsage and neck. The groom wore the
customary full dress Of black. =
The presents we're numerous and many
,ostly. Dixie.
EAST DORSET. u.
The village school is taught by Misses ).
Roberts. and Harwood. n
ID. l.. Kent 4 Co. sawed from one w
lock ll5 cubic feet OF marble last week.
Miss Minnie L. Bowie has been quite a,
lex but is now about again. 70
The Union church has no regular NJ
reacher but is supplied at present by re
.ey J. c. Langford Of Factory Point st
james Bebee's horse won the race in
10 five-year old class at the Battenkill Oh
alley fair lasta Frid.y. to
Joseph Sweeney, formerly of this III
lace but now Of Sutherland Falls was in ty
'wn last Sunday visiting his many friends as
MIR. z. j. McDevitt, of South Dorset, re'
I'd Miss Kate Reagan Of Dorset Hill ex- W.
sct to go on their wedding tour next
onday. tin
Mrs Mcdonald and Miss Mamie Doyle RAJ
Brooklyn. n Y. were in town last week me
sitting Mr.. Thomas Mclaughlin and eng
lends. 10
The Dorset marble company employ eei
marble cutters and about 81 polshers,
ID d. l.. Ken. & Co., employ IL marble