The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-16

4 We al enj0ysd thas romance lboai
porssa In lsa weeks JcrxxaL Might ~
vel have rigned ], Charles.
Mr.. Williams. and family Of Dsnhy
sFs mosiag 10 the Rollia sykes place.
exile Mr. sykes and tssaily are 10 rcsias
IN cur village, a. he u engased ~ elers IN
the store q @. NJ SYKES
( DIR. sod Mrs.. CT Barpood, are
deeply afflicted 10 The iots Of their little
Sarah Jane. lsbe al hf,een months. who
died o, dipiheria the II,h after ave days
illpesa Her lovely form Was laid away TO
rssi sunday afternoon.
Fraut billiard and family have lately
fria0sed 10 the town Of Manchester, they
occupy The home Of tie late Freeman
SYKES Merritt HilhArd rents his place TO
Robinson and family and boards with
them
MIR and MIRA Geo. Cnderhill Of Rut-
land. and TIRES children are q, Return
undefbiIl's Of this place. The children
have been very sick with the whoopiug
cough. Their daughter Mrs. Wilkinson,
also ha ! sick child there and altogether
il Was an afflicted family. We are glad TO
bear they are improving
SOUTH DORSET.
NJ. Ei,for;
Ia recent communication from 1T in
the Journal we were much pleased. not
that Il is anything new tina. the praises OF
Dorse, should be sounded or sung by Wis.
itors. bu, 10 the article written IT shows
an appreciation Of what he saw aud heard
aud bis description was truthful without
faitery We know this because We were
Ia Dorset aud attended church on that
same Sabbath.and 80 are witnesses to his
or her truthfulnesi In proof OF the sta
bility and longevity Of the choir he might |
have added that the organist is grandson |
OF one Of the singers, that maiden lady |
in the choir calls ihe organ pumper Papa,
that one Of the deacons has worked in |
in the church oreI 80 years and
that all Of them will die with the har-
ness on, in the discharge Of duty. As re.
CARDS the other fellow who went to Rupert
80 often mot growing old" had IT " had
bis glasses on he would have discovered
gray hairs and great hiHHess among them,
but artfully concealed by def fingers. As
Tor the sexton. we think he received fully
ms share OF the compliments aud that
much Is due the Mrs. "SeIton" for the
many adornments OF the church. But, Mr..
sdhbr. IL is not necessary to tell yon any
hing about the people of Dorset, for do
'ou not see them at all yeur gatherings?
We noticed at your theatricals recently that
axe out our people and your audience
would have been slim. 1t seems to us that
Manchester is getting too much of our
money anyhow. Why sir First your bank.
hat taxes us heavily. Then your paying
udiences for your theatricals come from
Dorset. Your business men make up all
heir profits from Dorset. Look at our
zeal bills. our meat bill, our doctors bills,
ur ice cream bills and our store bills. / I,
I'll you, sir, we are paying tribute to Man =
hester to an alarming extent. Even the /
'ater, after passing through onr mills, we
ring back and pay Manchester for in our .
hiskey which we buy. Even the editor n
the Journal. il he could collect his bills, :,
ould get snug little sum from Dorset q
nd Whist does Manchester ever do for Dor a
~ Does she ever attend our 'merry. ma II
ngs" unless -well--unless they are free? II
I course this does not reflect upon the
litor because he was offered free sup -
Or and couldn't come not long since. !,
ONE to reflect, Manchester did help us =
ice She helped us bond our town.
his We shall always reflect upon and re.
ember But that was the work OF her N
wyers. Somewhere we have read, "Woe :,
lto you, Lawyers. etc" However, we
i'll not dwell upon this theme Speaking VI
lawyers. Dorset boasts Of only one and r
, came from Sandgate. Hence we are a
'aceable community, abundant in good - !,
orks. d.
EAST DORSET m
The following officers were chosen at ~
G town meeting: Isaac Barrows. Moder- ~
or; q. NJ. Wall, Clerk; Isaac Barrows. "
artin Sheridan and j. +. BufIum Select n
en-; G. NJ. Wall, Treasurer; Dwight ~
'kes First Constable and Collector; Bella -
sIter, Second Constable; Geo. W. Far J..
III, G.. NJ, Wall aud John Curtis, Listers; !,
NJ. Griffith. +. l.. Holley and J. NJ :.
Auditors; q. NJ. Wall Trustee -
Public Money; Luke O'Connor, Geo. u,
Baker and f. I. Gilbert, Fence View.
). Henry Baldwin and T.. NJ. Torrey,
and Jurors; Charles Williams Inspector
Leather; Sherman Nichols, Agent TO CT
osecute and defend suits for the Town; co
adford A. Rogers. 0verseer of Poor aud ia
,ntroler Of Town Farm; r. s. Pratt, m,
pefin,endent of Schools; John Joyce, 81
,und Keeper; Grand Jurors for County PA
urt, W ID, Ames, +. W. Torrey, J. l.. lie,
'chran. Charles Baldwin, George Will Fr
ina and Charles Gilbert Petit Jurors, th
b. Kendall, John Curtis, O. +. Griffith
'uis d, Buifum, II A. Brophy, James
bee. Austin Ladd, Il. q. Harwood, +
eeman Paddock, John Fisher. f. +. Gil. co
RI, Rollin Sykes, i, J. Sanford, James ~ ~
Dewitt I'd. VIM. Holley. A. o. Chap ~
IN. Geo. b. Petty aud Ezra Nichols;
ghway Surveyors. Edwin Harwood. S. W,
Hawkins. Geo. Reed, James Koran, j. OF