The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-03

f1ass v'htfA
a very pleasant psTlor entertainment
by the guests q ,be Elm House aaa their
ii4esds. ~a given Mondayl evening. o.
which the following IL The programme
oreiaune. I.asierhsl. 0p. 4. Keller Bella
Nj. CAdy, Mr. Irving
Caspeaistia. AFar Encouutsr
Lady Clara 81 John. Miss eady
Misc Celia GFeayille. Miss Justice
Instrumental Solo, Miss Franks Hoy'
SoEg I.esaon Bridge. Mallory
Mr.. Irving
selection Mother and Poet Browning
Miss spellman.
whis,libg Solo. Miss Grace Hoyi
Song Ny Loves gone a Sailing, MAlloy
Miss Sims
Disol,ing Views.
Vocal Duet Forest Joys, Abi
Mrs Hoyt, Miss Black.
FACTORY POINT
There are large number Of city boar
ders a, j. Is. Nichols.
Quarterly meeting service at the Hall
next sabbath. commencing with lovefeast
3, 10 ~ preaching at II.
a. Il. Andrews and family OF New
York are spending the summer a, Thayers
Hotel
Miss Ida Fullerton, who has been for
a number OF months in Cambridge, n. y,
has returned home.
Mr.. J. A. Porter and family OF Spring
field. Mass, are visiting At Deacon Bnriitts'
Miss Frankie Allen, who has assisted
Mrs Wright in her millinery store for the
past three months has retained TO Rnt-
land.
Arthur L. Koop, formerly telegraph
operator in this place, but nov private OPP
orator for Twombley 4 Co. 10 New York
spending bis vacation here.
"A rarity consisting Of A. L. Graves, J..
II. whipple, All Bowman, A G. Conner
and J. c. Dean left on tuesday to spend a
week fishing at Bourn Pond,
Special communication OF Adoniram
Lodge No. AZ, f. 4 A. NJ. on Thursday
evening. Aug 10 at 7 IL o'clock. Work
on the third degree. full attendance Is
expected. 7. J. WALKER, Sec.
A young man who had INDUCED too
freely 10 the ardent was sailing around
this village between 10 aud II o'clock last
Friday evening with revolver. which he
fred off promiscuously. A loaded revolver
10 the hands of drunken man allowed to
run loose is very pleasant plsything and
all should be provided with one.
"A patron OF the Colburn House writes
as follows: This house has gained for it.
self the reputation OF the travellers
home" Mr.. Davis is q model landlord
and guests at his house are made to feel
themselves at home. An exceptional air
OF neatness peryades the premises; large
and well ventilated rooms with q well.man-
aged culinary department make this hotel
one Of the best in the state. A iirst-class
livery stable in connection with the house
is owned by J. A. Thayer who furnishes
the best OF single teams, also nobby double
and four.horse turnouts.
DORSET
Prof Charles Briggs of New York oc'
cupied the pulpit Sunday afternoon.
Mr. John Sherman, Of Iowa, rejoined
his family at the parsonage, here this
week.
Mr.. A. d. Armstrong, and wife have
Just returned from a briefltrip to Land
grove, Vt
Mrs. Doolittle, and Mrs. Pomeroy, o.
Conn, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
West The latter is q daughter OF Mrs
West.
A company OF eleven children from
New York city, arrived here the 18th Of
July to spend two weeks among the hill
and valleys. Two boys are with L. Bar
rows, four young girls with Mrs. Henri,
Farwell sis with Mrs. Ma NJ, They arr
full of life and music, taking trips to the
highest points accessible.
We notice with pleasure that several
OF our former Dorset boys are again il
town, among them Ralph Holley OF Lock
port, \. Y, and tChailes Field, Jr, Wit
has been stopping in Rutland recently
aud John Vance Cheney Of San Francisc
The latter. We are happy to learn will favo
US with two or more lectures in the IN ter
est OF "the Dorset Library" As on
library needs replcnishng there will he
double interest in giving him larg
audience. We anticipate a rich treat
The second lecture is TO be Aug. sth.
The school in District, No. |, Mrs
Nellie L. Snyder, teacher, closed q term o
twelve weeks. July 2Jth. The following
is the roll Of honor: Neither absent o
tardy. Ned l.. Holley. Clifton r. Kent, S
Maud Simmons. Ernest II. West, Harol,
w. Kent; absent one day, Minnie J. an'
Katie NJ. Kinnie, Nathan and Irving Wade
absent IL days, Frank q. jerks; no
tariy, Jennie; NJ and Frank jerks, II
Julia and Huntington 7, Gilbert, Ann NJ
/ ffrauialt Gbaflta Iatlrau Carl III
Holiey, Willie II. Thompson, Han
Towsley, Nathan and Irving Wade. Miss
ed no words in spelling, Clifton Kent
Ernest West. Katie kinnie. The scholar
ofthis district held picnic las. Wedne'