The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-06

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Rev Ailea Clsrt preached II tn,
Congregational eAurch agsia laa sun
dsy
David s@isb, forma resident q
this rlsos died II lis hsm. 10 rssle, la.i
vssl
The nls and ~ JDha came rerr
near ora-helmisg The Rershiicsn party.
Tuesday.
--f'Snsil hers sboula he sesu and no,
heard" efospi ss eleciiea nirhn whsa
ihey sAsrid be beard aud mol sssn.
II as sbsus time you were spA,ing
your Thsulssisiag turkey. They begin
10 rooss high,
However Il may he wilh labsrIg men
IN ether pisces they seem 10 be ~ busy
here J, Is ainost Impossible 10 blre a
maa srsD iof = day
Oar representative, Judge" Fullerton
came home Saturday 10 remais until after
sisc,iss. Legislative duties seem TO agree
9Th biu..
p. II. 0nis and family are getting
ready 10 migrate southwark. I've could
all do likewise IL would save some frozen
Dssss and ioesss.
Geo. W. aud Harry r. Bennett are Al
hone 10 vote al the election. They have
Lssn .. work in Miidlehury aud will 60
lack there 10 hnish up their job
Paul W. aud William u. ouis re.
taraed Monday from few days absence
10 New York city They report lively
times. politically, 10 the great me,rop.
oils.
The nsIl New York excursion will
come of Tuesday. Nov ll,h. Faro for The
rsuud trip 81. Train leaves Manchester
station At Up. IA.
Tuesday morning q CROW Was seen
flying sbou, the village aud alight.
ing on buildings. There was considerable
speeulstios as TO whether il was Demo
cratic OF Republican "ero~.
The weaker. Tuesday. was not Is
pleasant as one could wish for election day.
Usually stormy weather tells most heavily
.eaius. tho Republican party bat this year
people we're 10 much interested, especially
- tho doubtful states, that . very full vote
vas polled.
The vote Of this town Tuesday Was
562 for the Republican ticket, 10 for the
Democratic, for the Prohibition and
Tor The Butler About eighty from Dorset
voted here, II being more convenient than
to vote OF their polling place At the Sep /,
ismber election the Republican vote on
the State ticket was 81 and the Demo.
cratic liz. Al the Presidential election in !.
1850 Garfield had 42i votes and Hancock
III
"A lively crowd assembled at the court
house Tuesday evening to hear the sleiion I.
returns. They chsersi both sizes quite 4
impartially and seemed bent on making n
noise whichever side wen. Early in the y
evening the dispatches were 10 Glove. a
lads favor and the Democrats had their 4
innings, later on the news was more fayora. n
ble for Blaine aud then the Republicans
bracsd mp. Dispatches we're received until 1;
130 A. NJ, and there was then quite \,
crowd in waiting.
FACTORY roiST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Burritt are visit. b.
ing friends in Sandy Mill. re
The regular service st the Episcopal 70
church Vas omitted last Sunday on account !,
VI the absence OF the Rev. Mr.. Gilllat a,
David Kent 10 thinking seriously Of pi
visiting the New Orleans Exposition the
coming winter
y. II. Whipplc hiss carried running
water into bis house from a spring on the 4,
premises Of David Kent He has also !,
pat up watering trough below his resi-
denee gu the road 10 the station.
The closing exercises Of the primary 70
department OF our schools which
took place last week, deserve special men
ton for their excellence Every effort -
which these children make in this way ~
seems better than the last and this was no
exception TO the rule for il Was generally th
conceded by tho large number Of parents ~
aud friends present on Friday afternoon
That OF this occasion tho little ones far !.
surpassed anything they bad ever before =
attempted ia the way Of rhetorieals 4,
sourm DORSET. IN
1t IA seldom onr happy privilege to wi
= more pleasurable event than or,
The eslsbra,ion Of the 18th wedding ami. tn
'erssfy o. Mr. and Mrs. Rollin sykes Al 10,
Dorset, their macy friends. q .emc lee. ri
han one hundred, congratalsiisg them be
upon their ,ilser Wedding. Notice was gu
lsssa 80 lsts that little time WAS given.,o pc
'sleoi prssenis snii.ble witLou: calling all
,ames or gifts Of donors. NO can only say ella
here presents we're suitable for the occa vi
on and we're given with ~illisg hearts sol
Tho bride wss iastsiully dressed 10 b vine al
'oiored silk, her hair adorned With While pa
'osss aud eeraniams, while the groom 10 III
'is hfoaicloih and white vest aud bnt,on ~
aels sequsi, seemed The personifcstica Of en'
Several short speeches we're de-
made b. Major Daaion. II. b. Kent. q. ref
" SYKES and Charles Williams, a short tic
'a.rses Of which We viii give IS memory thu
'scalis IL Mr.. and Mrs. sykes. We have IN
allied .e-nigh, mol caly 10 pa, 10 you eur su
espee,s su, 10 cossrs,aiaie y3u upon this de-
'orr silver wedding. II 10 rev cne. fourth Tar