The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-06-07


coun people this year. Both Of them W
teams 10 the eourt house Va scoommodAt
thoss vAo vish 70 psironis1 them.
The Msahoiisl Sabbath School VII
observe ehiiasens Day On Sunday nen
Al II O'Clock A. y. sermon BY tbs pAssol
I7Sor T. aoonocss viii be given by ID
Supdsy school
--Arsngcmsn1 are in progress ia
sidspins the road 70 The fair ground frou
Thsyer's hotel. making double track a
the vsy. This uiil prove Of great sdvsn
tsgs Al fair time.
Tho annual meeting Of the Baptist Sun
DAY school Society is we'll attended and
our village is allied with strangers. Thu
meetings prove 10 he very interesting and
profitable 10 all Who attend.
rascnrsrKn pEror.
We wish through the JcuHSAL TO thank
our friends and peighbors for their help
and assistance during tho sickness OF our
daughter. aud for their sympathy Is OK
pressed In 10 many ways Al our loss.
Nm AND ms. l. q. WADE
Rev. Mr. Gilbert Of Dorset preached
two very interesting discouses Of Rupert
last Sunday.
Rev. DIR. Lambert left town on Sstur.
day to supply Rev. Mr.. Prstt's pulpit in
Dorse. the following Sunday.
The Governor has appointed Thomas
y. Bebee Justice Of the peace TO oil Va
eancy caused by the death Of J. u. Bur.
ton.
Mr.. Henry o. Moore. one OF our sub.
stsntisl citizens. died st his residence,
June 81. The funeral WAS held on Tues
day.
Geo. w. Dole Of this place has just
sheared tho buck shown by him at the
fair last fall. the product being twenty
five pounds OF wool. This will he hard to
beat in this county.
William L. LOOMS was married TO
Miss Susan Mott June End at the residence
OF the brides father. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev, Mr.. Hsrwood Of
the Methodist church.
Mrs. Rebecca s. Hubbard, wife Of Eli.
lAh Hibtard. died June lst Her funeral
was largely attended at her late residence.
The services were conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Robbins Of the Disciples church OF
West Rupert.
III. A. Williams visited his son at Ben
ngton last week.
Quite number Of our people attend
ID the association ut Peru last week
--Mrs. Charles Field and Mrs. L. B.
ARMSTRONG started Tuesday for Albion, N.
T.:
Hon. G. NJ. Willard OF Pittsford has
'een visiting his sisters At Charles Bald.
Wins.
"A. u. Armstrong and wife recently 70.
urned from trip to Landgrove and other
,oints.
Mrs. Margaret Tobin died June I'd,
ged rs. Her husband, John Tobin, died
a 1870. II
Angie and Gussie Bacon OF Niles.
iich., are stopping with their grandfath.
Z, Justus Holley.
The Ladies' Missionary society will
leet. as usual. with Mrs. G.. NJ. Sykes
thursday afternoon.
Work at Prince 4 Cos. quarry is
coming and new steam cutting machine
as been procured to help out on the bus.
less.
We had the welcome addition OF six
Dung ladies to our choir Of singers last
undsy. among them Miss Louise Sykes.
no has just returned from Ludlow.
Dorset people are always glad TO greet !
mr. oldtime friends aud neighbors MI.
'aac Barrows and wife who now reside
! Granville spent Sunday here recently.
u. NJ. Armstrong met with serious Z
,cident, June lst while arranging the in. .
,lator on the top Of telegraph pole. Q
% was thrown to the ground. breaking {
ne leg just below the hip. DR.. Putnam !
as summoned from Rutland who set the
roken limb and made the patient - com.
'rtable as possible. John has the symps. :
,y OF host Of friends. IL
Ailments OF the throat are quite in
,gue The Congregational pastor was
, disabled last Sunday. but DR.. Lambert
Rupert kindly came to the rescue, and .
Is voice. which always commands an At
ntiye hearing. gave forth an unusually
Oh aud profitable discourse both morn
Y and evening. The congregation. 2
hich has recently been unfsvorsbly A.
cited by bad weather and sickness in the
immunity. has risen again to its usual
'erage.
Memorial day was observed by our
A. II. Post in an unusually impressive
amer. From early morn until late in
10 evening our streets were astir, hAgs =
Used in all directions, and through the =
~ nothing occurred to mar the solemn i"
Of the occasion. At the services the !
,oir sang we'll and the band played fine ).
and presented good appearance. The :
inner furnished At Grand Army Hall by 2
'e wives ofthc veterans ia highly spoken y
/ The choicest flowers were freely do u
.ted, an elegant wreath being prepared Q
u each soldiers grave. The address by J
ev. d. X. Lowell WAS an earnest and elo- o