The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-22

70 fetuss 10 ihe srfzag
The rselsc Fir Go. Of TIER asnHal
meeting ssso,ed ihs following ossees
FomnNa. W. II. Bzndy. la asst W. A
Adauss. and ssss y. X Lee; foreman lead
snx hcse. J. q. dean: foreman sne,ion bose
". A. Taylor. stewards A. Whiitna1 sSd
H. Thampscn secretary. J. H. Nhippis'
Treasures. A L. Graves. The company
vcssd 10 deposit 600 in sss Rutland Say
sue. hsIk 10 dra. isteresi IRON Arfii y,
After n.ay years Of suffering Mrs Pc
ter wymsn vss called 10 her rest On caiar'
asv l.ss Her husband preceded her ny
aloa, tso years and shsa the summons
came siss vas ready 70 i0llow She had
l,crn life loas resident q Manchester
and for over forty years her home bad
been ID this village. Her funeral Was held
.. the residence Of her only remaining son
Dr. 4. l.. wymAn, on Monday afternoon,
the Rev. A. Il Graves officiating
The musical entertainment provided
by Miss Stella T. Burgess music class al
Music Hall Friday evening drew iali
house and passed of very pleasantly. III
nes. among the performers interfered with
the work Of preparation and prevented
two from appearing at all, but the pro-
gramme for the occasion. which VIC give
below. was nearly all given TO the sat'siac'
ton OF the audience. as Was shosn by the
frequen, and hearty applause. The pupils
are moss OF them beginners, but some OF
them showed talent for music, which, u
cultivated by long and patient practice.
may render them famous in tue future
Programme:
Pr.so DrrrT-"Ailitsry oalop,'' LABrrsif
Misses Howe and Benedict
csoIus Woodland Echoes." PEhhN'
Class.
prAso sofo--"Eheph srd Boy" WILSON
Jnnis Lugsne
soss -s.LaiiAty," sullivan
Mamie Es,sbroos.
prAuo Soro-i Waltz "Frolic Of tho Frogs,
Nay Howard. tWATsos
ptAso Dyrrr-(waltzl NAY Bre.xes" KING
Misses Boyle and Maynard
soxo--"No sir" "Akf'ihLp
Anns Anies
Pi.so soL9--"I,e crspu.cule," GUY
May Wilson.
yos,t, ppr-r--aComs When The Soft Twilight
Misses Bentley. Falls" scHusAss
Piano BoLo-( MARTHA ''Fsnta.is," DOM
Martha santhof.
Piano solo--,a) "The Brock" PARE
tbl Selection. MrspfIssoHs
Ida Hove.
soso--sAs We Went .Bsying." McsIUoHros
Jupis Lugene,
pilso sslo--" Blumlied.' LAsa
Anna AIMEE
soso "Guess Who" HOWARD
May Wilson.
PiAso solo--"Polka Rondo." WILSON
Mamie Estabrook.
Boxa-- .Angels sorsnade," LA sircnAtal BRAdA
stella Z. Burgess.
Piano Durrr-t March Fresh Life suDDs
Misses sAnthon and Carrigan.
CaoRcs GOOD Night"
Class.
SOUTH DORSET
kent & Root are putting in additional
machinery into their new quarry and IN
tend TO do large business the coming
season. The quarry is very handy TO
their mill and the quality Of marble excel
lent. II the quarry turns out as well as 1t
now bids fair to do, it will be q valuable
acquisition to the marble business OF this
town and vicinity.
Mrs. L. Tracy with her youngest son
came to town last week.
Mrs. II. q. Root has returned from
her recent trip to Montreal.
Mrs. Mary Batchelder is confined to
her bed by sickness. She is attended by
DR.. Slocum.
- Daniel Paddock and Arthur Sykes left
town Monday for Dakota, stopping at IN
teryening places to visit relatives.
Our pastor preached in exchange with
the Pawlet clergyman last Sunday. Rev.
Mr. Peach gave us good discourse.
Minis Helen Underhill, who has been
in Leeds, Mass, for the past two years. is
making brief visit at the family home
stead.
We hope that no lady in this society
will fail to read the book in the library en-
titled, Life and Letters OF L. Prentiss.
Your correspondent has had rare treat
recently in perusing the same.
Mr.. Isaac Barrows has sold his dwell
ling house and farm in this place to Rob
ert Bromley Of Dandy, who is taking pos
session. The redeeming feature is that
the Barrows family is not to remove from
town.
Lest the friends OF Alanson Gray on
the east side OF the mountain should ~
dulge In the idea that no is idle. because
not employed as usual on their quarry but
spending the winter at home, we would
say that his work is visible to all on this
corner. Early ia the winter when many
wells we're dry. his venerable form The u
past seventy .five) might be seen vending
his way through deep snow with pals o.
water from his living spring leaving then
at the widows door. or wherever the head
OF the house was down with sickness. do
| inc chores at barns. ETC.. and more recent
| iy he has kept up the same work when !
vas not safe for ladies to be out on accoun
OF the ice. Nov ! shall not dash Mr.
Gray's modesty in giving him this praise
since the JOURNAL is not taken at his house
EAsr DORSET.
Our marble mills and qurries are no'