The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-10

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heartfelt thanks
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500 Ths Weeks boys ara vide awake AM
srs putting mp an sddision to their shop
Oar wanderers are returning 10 tb
home fold. ME and Mrs Charles Fiel.
are 10 ,osn; Carrie and Hattie Holly Ar
q, home once more. aud Maris Moore d
expected this seek.
a burial service vas held Al The Dor
Va, cemetery on Thursday Of last week fo'
Mrs. JAno Lille Tiff who died In Peru
She Was the widow Of Rufus Tin, ih,
mother Of several children In Dorset and
Peru aud bad just attained the full age Of
ionnscorc.
The public schools Of this town have
commenced the summer terms with favor.
able prospects. Nearly all are supplied With
teachers Of successful experience and a
good grade Of scholarship. We give the
complete list Of names: Ga the west side.
No 1. west road. Hattie y, McWayne;
No 2, Ella O. Torrey; No. 3. vesta A.
Hsrwood, No. 1, South Dorset, Mary j.
Rourke. No. Z. Dorset village. Theresa
II. Pansons, on the east side. No. ., Mag
gle McSaboc; No, 8. East Dorset, Ella A.
Bebee and Ida J. Rogers; No. 7, Julia A.
Grady; No Q. r. Nell Rogers; No. ~.
North Dorset, Mary Edgcrtop; No. H.
Mary J. Taylor. II is expected that an
educational meeting under the direction
Of the state superintendent will he held
in this town during the present month.
EAST DORSET.
WIN. Landon has repaired and i'm
proved his residence very much,
ID. l.. Kent 4 Co.'S mill commenced
running night aud day last week
The mumps don't seem TO yield par
ticle, but catch on to some one nearly ev-
cry day, aud apparently have great liking
for the boys.
Fl. X. Eggleston & Co. have built an
addition TO their livery stable, and will in
the future. as they have done in the past,
try and accommodate parties with teams
for business or pleasure
Willard Cook, formerly Of Manchester
but more recently Of Cleveland, Ohio, has
bought the residence Of Mitchell Seymour
Sr, and is to live in this village as soon rs
Mr.. Seymour has his house built, which
is going up rapidly.
RUPERT.
We are glad to notice that the SYRIA
cuse Standard speaks very highly OF the
services OF Maj. E. o. Fsrrer in the New
York Legislature, among other things it
says: 'In the Assembly no man on either
side of the House stood higher than Maj.
Farfar, whose course from the opening OF
the session TO its close has been marked by
straight. forwsrdnes and forensic ability.
IL can be said OF Maj. Farrar that no man
on the floor was more sure OF an attentive
hearing. Perhaps it was because he wait
ed for something to say before he said it.
The other thing is O common failing. Maj.
Farrar had q reliable following OF friends.
There were behind him such able men As
GODDARD. OF ST. Lawrence, Erwin OF the
same county. Scott OF Livingston, Berry,
OF Chenango, and Armstrong, OF Wash.
ington, all OF whom had strong admira-
tion for the ready young legislator. OF
the new members there were several who
depended on him for words Of advice.
Among the Democrats he had also many
staunch friends, q possession which held
him in good stead, in the furtherance OF
local bills.
DANDY
Israel Sheldon, one Of the oldest men
Ia town, is dead. His age was nearly Is
years But one or two persons in town
older than he was remain. His sickness
was OF short duration, about two weeks.
His death occurred April 80 at the resi-
dence OF his son-in.law, D. v. Croft. His
funeral was largely attended Wednesday,
''>y 2. under the charge Of the Masonic
!. A number from Marble Lodge, OF
rder' u.s. member. were present to
hich he sAyeots TO their deceased
~ their last '~wG was held at the
rother. The H. ~ssss, xhLe the ma.
ouse by Rev. l.. ID. a. Sssted BY w,
mic ceremonies were col .Se% Capt.
. Bond, W. NJ. under the cha.
Paris as marshal.
Miss Frances Randall has gone TO live
lth her sister, Mrs. A. g. Norton, at MID. ]
etown Springs. Vt.
Thomas ii. OConnor informs us that
has decided TO build hotel here, and
II have men at work at it ia Q short !,
ne. IL
Mrs. G. A. Bnndy has gone to New
'rk to purchase her spring stock Of mil !.
'ery goods. She expects hor goods here A
0 last Of The week. :,
AT the regular meeting Of Dudley '
st q. A. Il. last Saturday evening ar. q
ngemenss we're made and committees ap. |
iutcd for the observance OF Memorial b
y. May 3oth. The names OF committee q
II sppear in neX. weeks JOURNAL. o
The Arlington debating club held oil 4
bile debate at the town hall last Friday
ening ~hish WAS well attended. The
est,on discussed was. Rcscirei, That
'e trade would be for the best interests :
the American people The question
= very ably handled. The disputanss p
the Affirmative we're, o. N. Barber and