The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-21

h. had lsea rsssrssa ers % years. and
alss four SODA a1d two dsashtxr-
The Ref. T. ]. Clark has Leen en-
gagged 10 supply The church here iof some
time 10 come.
III people Who dessrs sessai'ls present
will call Al Hspgccds they vii fad nice
assortment Of oae dollar books
--chrissfaAs slil he celebrated 81 the
Congregational church Monday evening.
Dec. 2sth pleasant time 10 anticipated
by old a. vell a. young.
LsspoaosE
There il talk 81 having . singing
school here this winter.
No stage here Thursday on account
Of the badly driited roads.
We seldom have NOR. clustering
time than was experienced las, week
When two ncighbor meet and cannot
pass the compliments OF The day there
must be hard feelings somewhere.
Tho stockholders Of the Farmers 4
Mechanics Hall association are potiiied
tina, there will he al adjourned meeting
for the election OF officers Saturday even
ing. Dec. sd at o'clock. All members
are expected 10 be present. Those living
10 Peru viii please take notice,
SUNDERLAND.
There will be q donation aud oyster
supper for the benefit OF the Rev. .. A.
swart Of Manchester at the residence OF
Mr.. Asa Warner. in Sunderland Boro on
Thursday evening. Dec. 2sth. We hope all
viii turn out
ARLINGTON.
Rev. ]. Randall oiliciated at ST. James
church last Sunday, assisted by the Hon
NJ. II. Deming. who read the service.
People are beginning to fill their ice
houses, The ice is about twelve inches
thick and very clear and nice. sleighing
is tip.top, never better
- Mr. Il. Norton Of Washington, ID. CT
| who was here for while last winter, Is
spending few days in town. Mr.. Norton
is brother Of NJ. /. Norton Of this place.
The q. A. r. dance held at the Town
Hall last Thursday evening was success
and all present seemed to enjoy them
selves. Over 10 couples were present
The music was good and the supper ut
the Arlington House was very fine, and
was well spoken Of by all. The new pro
prietor deserves great deal Of praise foi
the good supper provided at so small
price, for the way in which everything
was managed about the house and for the
very pleasant manner 10 which every Tone
as received. The dance was kept up I'M
til near morning, and we think every on'
went homo satisfied that they had hat
dancing enough for one night. and als'
. that they had got the worth Of their mon
: ey.
AT 7:30 o'clock p. IN. "Wednesday
Dee. 18th Miss Ida /. White, daughter o
Mr.. L. Z. White OF this place, was mar
ricd TO Mr.. Fred r. Shaw, OF Sunderland
J at ST. James church, the Rev. John Ran
dali, rector officiating The brides mai'
was Miss Ida L. White. Of Baltimore
, Md. The groomsman was Mr.. Charlie
, White brother OF OF the bride. Although
the night was very stormy the church wa
, well filed and the ceremony passed Of
pleasantly. The decorations at the chnrcl
although not very elaborate we're good an'
nicely arranged. A nice arch with bel
/, in the center was placed in front OF tn
chancel under which the briial coupl
knelt. After the ceremony very enjoy
able reception was held at the residence
, the brides parents and bountiful cola
ton served. After receiving the congra'
, ulations OF their many friends the happ
couple left on tho IL o'clock train sout
for Boston and other places amid shove
of rice, with the good wishes Of all present
Q Appropriate music was furnished at th
; church by Mr.. G. G. Hard at the organ
Mr.. and Mrs. White desire to express thei
thanks TO the ladies for decorating til
. church and TO oil who by their kindl
offices contributed to the pleasure OF th
occasion. The presents were numerou
e and valuable. The following is list {
!. them: China tea set--6S pieces-from til
$ brides uncle Mr.. Geo. W. Graves, Can
il bridge, Mass. Silver cake basket Mr.. an
k Mrs. Sutcliff. Cambridgeport. Mass; Silv'
). spoon holder Mrs. Newman, Cambridg
). Mass. silver pie knife Mr.. Waldo Sutclii
>. Cambridge, Mass. silver pickle caster NJ
chas. q. White; silver pickle caster Mi
- .Jnba Richardson, Manchester, Vt; It'd
I. Mrs. Nellie NJ. Crosby. Warrensburgh. !
y. Y; butter plates and butter dishes. Mi
L Cor, L. Sutton, Warrensburgh, n.
" vases and fruit dishes Mr.. and Mr.
of A. II. Parker, Manchester; vases al
ID shell box Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, Sunderlsn
N ornamented rocking chair Mr.. Herbe
Shaw; tidy Mrs. Helen Shaw; nice can
chair Mrs. II. Garfield; vases Miss Nell
!, Higgins: large lamp and towels Mr.. al
80 Mrs. Z N. Garfield; towels and neck ru'
"A Mr. and Mrs Bundy; boz toilet soap Nj
: I'M. l.. Norton; set tea spoons Mr. l..
!, White; money Mrs. L. =. White; fan
~ pitcher Miss Ada Harris; moiolica wa
II plates Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Wright; b
~ dozen NJ. W. plates and fruit dish NJ
~ Ida l.. White; pickle dish and NJ
plates Mrs II. n. Harris; sugar q
creamer, and pickle dish Mrs. J. r. Bat