The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

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there 10 foon sof great many fsore. an
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Miss Belle Lyon 81 New York 10 visit
iss Mr. O, u. wynss-
Miss Msry Bssbee a Detroit 10 visit
ing her sister. Mrs Truman Beatty.
4 George Page Ia Speeding fes days
ia town with his brother. John Page.
There will be temperance meeting
o, Adams hsll. ssndsy evening". August
i2ih.
Mrs. Newell and family. q New York,
arr spending a fcs days with Mrs Baker
Wilson.
A. ID Whitman. Of Chester. has rented
o. NJ y Colburn The old stone mill sd
joining his office. for the purpose Of put
ting in machine shop.
Those wishing for good time, should
muster up courage enough 10 subscribe
their name and good sum opposite, on
the paper nov being circulated by q fire.
man.
The lawn party which is 10 be given
by the ladies Of the Episcopal church on
Thursday evening, promises to be nice
affair. The Sunderland band has very
kindly and generously offered its services
and will take part 10 the program which
will be given from the stage during the
evening aud which viii begin sii5. The
following is the order Of exercises:
-Andan,e and waltz Autumn Leaves"
Sunderland Band.
2. Trio. aMermaids Evening Song.
Misses Wilson, Santhofi and Bentley.
3. Duet, The Quaker Coursship".
Lou wyman and Johnnie Wait.
i.--Arie for Baritone, "Rhine Wine
Dnnker.
Sunderland Bard
o. The Fan Drill.
Q. Song.
Miss Stella Burgess
duet, Our Beautiful Mountain Home.
Misses Burgess and Bentley.
s. -Galop, Love and Wine.
SundartanI Rand
Refreshments will he served to all who
wish at a reasonable price.
Read G. b. Dunham's new advertise
ment.
There will be a sociable at G. b.
Kent's this Thursday evening.
w B. Sheldon, wife and daughter, OF
Bennington. have been visiting at the old
homestead recently.
The many friends OF Miss Grace Brad
ford welcome her home after two years
absence at Danyile, n. Y.
Clark Baldwin and wife, Of Kansas,
are visiting relatives in town after an alb
sence Of 10 years.
Misses Anna and Lizzie Lamb, Of
Lowell, Mass, are guests OF Geo. Will
liams, who in company with Mr.. Williams
and wife are spending week at Saratoga.
n. Y.
The young people. and older ones
too. keep Mr. Baker very busy Of late,
taking them very frequently on excurs.
ions around our beautiful valley and to
more distant points.
Thirty young ladies Of st. Augustine,
Trinity parish. most Of them teachers in o
OF one thousand scholars
in New York city. came to Dorset on the
7th for few weeks vacation.
Mrs. VIM. II. Frear and three daugh-
ters, Of Troy are stopping for the summer
at Hiland Holleys, and Mrs. Il. Young
and two daughters, also Of Troy, are at
Major Dunton's.
Mr.. Van olinda and family, Of Troy,
are spending some time at the Washington
hotel Mr.. Van Olinda has presided o.
the organ for several Sundays for which
he has the thanks Of the church goers.
Your correspondent nas little leisure
TO collect local news for the JOURNAL, blu
will be very glad to send any item that
may be brought TO her notice, otherwise
We fear there will be little news from this
quarter Of the world.
Dorset and Rupert should bear the
blame Of the dangerous place on the high.
way where the man from Manchester
went of the bank the other night, as 1t is
on this side Of the line, and ought certain.
~ to be rendered safe.
The following people are stopping at
Mrs. Geo. b. Hslley's for the summer:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Deveau aud Freder.
ick Deveau Of New York city, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Phelps, San Francisco. Mrs.
N. Bars,ow, Miss Helen Barstow, and
Miss Elenor Phelps Of New York city and
Misses Smith OF New Jersey.
Dwight Sykes recently caught an
owl in a novel manner. He had been
missing young ducks and turckeys. The
old ones were tied so as to keep them
from rowing at large. and at last the owl
became tangled up in the cords so he
could not escape. and so fella victim to
his love OF young poultry. His lordship