The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-15

, rAxLxx.
> -Aiss HAitis Rlos y making rapid pr,
gr~s paagisg % VI soxnsl
Fire psrsoss vssi from sovn CO ID
ereunsos 10 Ssv fork lsss week.
Rev. Mr. Petit preached : farewell
diseosrss ia the Methodist church Sun
day morning.
The potato market bas been brlsk ,b'
pa'. week; thirsy-eishs 10 forty cents pc
bashsl ". paid.
The viptsrliefm olschool il dis,ricl
No. ?. VIII begin neI, Monday With Mis-.
Sophia Hia ~ iesehsr.
Ia il reported that Rev. Mr.. Petit,
who has preached 10 tho Methods, church
since last sping. II soon TO move 10 North
Troy,
Abingdon
No doubt many Of our people will as.
tend the suction sale II Music Hall, Man.
chester. neIt Friday. Read tho advertise.
meDt
The school in the primary department
Of Dist No has commsncsd again, the
isscber having recovered from her late III.
ness.
The merit O. A. r. dance Of the series
will take place at the town hall this,
Thursday. evening. commencing prompt
iy at eight o'clock.
There will be donation party at the
residence Of the Rev. Mr.. Mott, East Ar
lineton nsxt Friday evening for his bene
st. II 10 hoped that there will DO = large
The comrades OF Post Dudley will
please remember the special meeting next
saturday evening. the 18th. The Post
viii be inspected at that time, A full
attendance is desired.
"A very pleasant wedding occurred at
he Congregational church, Eas, Airing
on on Wednesday. Nov. 7th. Mr.. Arthur
shepard Of East Arlington and Miss Fran
is Blair Of Fall River. Mass, were mar
led. The ceremony was performed by
be Rev. DR.. L. II. Garfield in his usual
raceful manner The church WAS filled
, overlooking with people Of the village.
he decorations were worry elaborate. be-
~ the handiwork OF tho ladies. Miss
larry J. Walsh Of this village presided at
ie organ and furnished some very fine
usic appropriate 10 the occasion. After
he ceremony reception was held at the
'sidence OF the groom's father aud fine
'llation served. The happy couple left
, the afternoon express for short we'd
ng tour. amid shower OF rice and old
oes rybody wishing them pleasant
lp and happy life in the future. The !,
esents we're numerous and valuable; the
flowing is partial list: One full set OF 4
ockery, William and Jane Blair; one cen. 7
+ lamp, l. b Graves, r Andrew, d East.
IN aud George Stafford; ono dressing
se- Will Buck; one tidy. Mrs Aggie SAT G
I'd; one pair wooden blankets, Miss Ma b
Marlin; table linen, Mrs. N H Batchel- c,
r; table linon, Mrs James Hanna; table
en-. James Blair; carving knife and
K. l. B Graves and b H Andrew; one W
silver knives, Mr. and Mrs II G Webb; X
Q set silver knives, Ansel Shepard; one
IL napkin rings. Mr. and Mrs r L Bald.
D; one pair napkin rings. James Blair; "
, sett Of silver forks. r Judson; one =.
kle fork. CO Andrew; ono sugar spoon.
IS Carrie Hill; one sett silver forks, Mr. !,
Mrs Will Hard; one stand, Miss Ger. =,
Wright; one silver sugar bowl and IL Z,
IONS. MIRA Meerworth and Mrs Tandem; =,
silver cake basket. Mrs J G Freeman
silver butter dish and knit. Eddie
ping; one silver cake basket. DR.. Al =,
ID and family; one silver ice pitcher, -,
her and Mother Shepard; one alarm u,
*. Mr. and Mrs r A Buck; one lamp,
II A Cole;'one pair vases Henry Shep'
one coffee urn, Will Coping; maioli- ,
rare, Lottie Shepard and J Coping; ten
toilet set, Mrs L W Warner; one book, He
fe OF the President. Grandpa Shepard; -
book, "yicsr Of Wakefield Miss Kate e
II; one set silver forks, Mrs Frank
res. 5as