The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-26

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Mr. Webster Eaay u James River
y. y. i visliirg bis paftEis and freed
bore
: Mira Matte Loodssy s0d Miss Nc
4 0raih a Dssroat are visiting 81 Mn y
wilsors.
Mira john II. rfen,iss. Of Chatham
' y. Y. u Visiting her SISTERS. MIRA N. II
Lawrence and Mrs ,. ". Hsuis
..-Mr Edward Roberts saa family o.
New York. hare taken up their abode iol
Tho snmmer 81 the Roberts homestead.
~. ". Harris made Hyisg visit 10 his
family and retained Mondsy 10 Rockville,
Coma. where be ia employed 10 uoolcn
mill
Mrs. q. n wyman. sho has engaged
room. 10 HoSes Block fora variety store.
bas sa advertisement which should bc
read.
The sppfoaching fair. although some
time ahead, ia already topic Of converse
ton, ADD local horses and horsemen are
becoming conspicuous.
"a little iso-year old son Of Christie.
pbef Roberts o. New York. nos ii the
Roberts Homestead. broke an arm while
swinging one day last week.
II. W. rrowbridge, wife and child Of
New York and A. W. Nudge. wife aud
two children OF Rochester. are among the
guests at the colburn House.
George Lugenc has 10 his possession
the Squire Harris clock. one OF the Oldest
in this vicinity, being about I2s years old.
One wishing such clock would do we'll
10 call upon Mr.. Lugene before be dispos.
60 Of II.
The Baptist Sunday school have re-
Gently obtained new lot OF singing books
The young people have also organized
young peoples prayer meeting. held
weekly on Tuesday evenings. TO which all
young people are cordially invited.
The following item in regard to for.
mer resident OF Dorset is taken from the
gainesville. Ohio. Telegraph OF June 10th:
collins Morse, one Of Painesyilles Oldest
and most respected citizens. died at his
residence. corner OF ST. Clair aud Erie
streets, on Monday evening Mr. Morse
was native OF Vermont, but early ia life |
went to the state OF New York. where he
resided some years. He then went to Per. |
~, this county, where he followed the av-
ocation Of farmer. Selling out. he re-
moved to gainesville. where lie engaged
In the marble business, which he followed
for some time. Closing that out, he pur.
chased the Hayes farm near Fairport, and
resumed farming. which he continued I'M
I'll about twenty years ago, when he retired
from business altogether. He has held
positions OF trust in the comfy, watch he
filed TO the satisfaction OF all. He was
prompt business man, reliable in all tran
sactions, kind. generous husband and
father. aud leaves hosts OF warm friends,
who will cherish his memory for the many
kind acts received at his hands
MANCHESTER DFpoT.
Station agent Conner sold about 70
excursion tickets yesterday.
The following is the report Of the
school in district No. 8, taught by Mary
Adams: Not sbsent, Cora Il. Bourn. Will I
lie J. Bourn. George W. Utley; absent l
one half day John W. Bourn; absent one /
day. Edward T. Delaney. George Delaney. |
Not missing in spelling, John H. Delan-
ey.
EAST DORSET. In
Miss Miller Of Newburg. N. Y. is Wis.
iting at +, q. Batchelder's.
Miss Richie Of New York city is visit. b
Ing her sister. Mrs. Stone. c
IS. r. Prince Of Philadelphia was in
town few days last week. Il
The Dorset Marble company arc put b
Ting new rubbing bed into their mill.
Rev. Mr.. Marsh OF Walpole. N. II.
preached in Union church last Sunday. 3
j. J. Il. Randall civil Eengineer Of
was in town last week on bust
ness.
Miss Ella G. Torrey, who has been p
teaching school in Dorset, is home on . y
II
Mr. s. Grout and family have returned
rom Massachusetts,. where they have been D
'isitipg for nearly two weeks. 2
The farmers have been put back con- '
iderably in haying on account Of 80 much
ain and are all praying for fair weather. y
The Dorset Marble company closed :
heir mill Tuesday at noon for one day, as :
'everal Of the men wished. TO attend the =
,ircus at Rutland.
There are agreat many busy people in r
own a, present, but your correspondent
kinks IT would profit them more il they !
would go picking berries and let those !
sho care nothing for them alone. /"
EAST RUPERT.
Farmers are asking for better hay =
heather. /,
Mrs Milo Pepper is prepared to take II
riders for dressmaking
Mr.. Marcellns Farrer. who has spent 4
he winter in Illinois. returned home re- o,
,eutly. v
Mrs. Dorson Eastman Is on the sick N
list. bat We arc glad TO learn that she is
improving. .,
1T is likely to be squally summer at il
Mr. Gillett's. owing to the recent arrival b