The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-30

life under favorable auspices. with The
good wishes 81 numerous iriends Tie
following 10 Lisa Of sbs Wedding presents
Three lhundrod dollars. Mr.. and Mira
Johs d. Wat: one china iea set, Mr. Jo-
seph Lusens; one clock. Mra J. and II.
Lugess. one silver pickle caster. Mr.. and
Mn George Wait: one silver sugar bowl.
Mr. ADD Mira. NJ J. Visit; one odor eAse.
Mr.. aud Mira G. j. Wait; one chamber
crcckey set. Mira Burgess. Matsison. Wi.
son. Estsbrook sad ssnthof. one bread
sad milk set. Mary Clifford; two fancy
china cups and saaoers. Miss Della Smith,
one pair earrings, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Adj
ans: t.o marble picture frames. Carrie
and Berthe Tyrel; one mslolics pitcher,
Mrs ). A. Thsyer; one perfume case. Miss
Mary Hubbard; one picture frame, Mrs.
and Miss Fullerton; two damask towels,
Grace Datchelder and Mrs. Conyis Parker;
one picture frame. Miss Mary u. Wilson;
one silver and glass spoon holder. Miss
Jennie ,Crswford; one silver and glass
pickle castor. J. II. whipple; one silver
vase. Mr. and Mrs. James Thayer; sir sill
yer fruit knives, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tyr
ell; twelve silver teaspoonS. Mr.. aud Mrs.
A. l. Graves; one pair maiolica plates.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Il. Folsom; one canary
bird and cage. Mrs. Moran; QUE knife
rest. sugar spoon and pair baby's socks.
Mrs. +. l.. Howe. Mortified. Vt; one
bridal card. Levi Coy; one pair Bohemian
glass vase. Frank Spring; one silver case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Wait; one maiolica
fruit dish, Mrs. Charles Lane; one card
album. Miss Stella Burgess; one pickle
FORK, Mrs. Charles Sanford; one butter
knife, Mrs. II. Hubbard; one silver spoon
holder, Mr.. aud Mrs. Myron Lawrence;
,ne sugar bowl. gold lined, Mrs Myron
Morse; one sugar spoon. Miss Martha Gan
.hoiI; one silver butter dish. Rollin Coy
me marble match receiver, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. l.. Bourn; one book (Livingston) and
me years subscription to Manchester
JOURNAL, ID. X Simonds; one book He
aans) aud one bridal card. Miss Mary w.
lchols.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Miss Susie Burr has returned to Al
red University to pursue her studies.
Daniel Coffee has added piazza to
lis house aud made other Improvements.
Mrs. Pauline Hutchinson Of West
randolph is visiting at A. G .Connors.
j. Davis 4 Son are digging the cellar
Or new tin shop 30x70 feet and have
God portion Of the timber on the ground
D commence upon.
The loose stones left in the highways
D this village are making it dangerous
irving. Valuable horses are sometimes
endered worthless by rolling stones in
30 roads, and they should be removed at
nee.
DORSET.
Mrs. s. p. Curtis and two daughters
ON Rutland have recently visited at
gorge Williams
j. S. Reed and Bessie Reed, Of Della. Q
are, Ill.,, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Geo. q
Villains.
Rev. Cyrus Hamlin President Of Mid.
lebury College, was in town last week.
EAST DORSET.
There was quite frost Sunday night, :
hich made Mondays breezes quite cold. .
George Fisher and wife, OF Pittsburg,
ass, and his brother and sister Of Mas &
ia, N. H., are visiting at p. B. Edger
MS.
Last week Robert Malloy bought Of {
lizard Cook the house and lot on East u
rect, lately purchased of Mitchell Sey- :.
our.
Last weeks Tuesday an accident hap :
med to d. l.. Kent a. Co. IS engine, which
used their mill TO be closed till Friday
ening. \
j. X. Freedley and wife and their son v
oward who have been spending a few Il
,eks here, returned to their home in W
Tuesday.
"A party Of ten ladies aud gentlemen
ioyed the breezcs Of Wells pond one II
y last week. They returned late and Ia
re we'll pleased with their trip. b
The Waddirgton family AMI Perciv- -
8 Musical Pleasure party appeared be-
70 good audiences at School Hall on +,
onday and Tuesday evenings. They d
70 one OF the best entertainments we =,
er saw. =,
LsNDGRoyi.
Josiah Grape is erecting house, barn
d woodshed r.
Some OF our people will attend the p
emens muster at Manchester ri
Henry b. Shaw and Charley Abbott
attending camp meeting at Clsremont.
II. u
Isaac Davis and wife returned last Sat. -
day from two weeks visit TO Wardsboro -
4 vicinity.
ALFRED Childs is ON the sick list, bu' FIR
as are all the rest Of the sick CT
Dple as far as we have heard. 70
1t is still very dry weather, and much OF
is occssioned. Potatoes are
ting badly. and some fields have not .,
zen leaf III
People who have any items OF news m
1 please hand them in ct the postoflice, = =
they will appear in the JOURNAL al an
NJ ANYTHING in the way Of news will b,