The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-12

for procuring fnnls; and 10 all asd every
one Who assisted in ssy nssssr 10 nsAhias
the cbservases u The asy srcce~
w srdsr 81
ofssial. o. L. ApAss
G. A'brspr, Ad't Peat Commander
The Republican ystSrs Of The isun Of
Arlisgtos are requested 10 nsei 10 caucus
81 the school rsoms lsasr the Tosa hall
on Saturday evening". Juss iiiA. at 100
o'clock for The purpose Of choosing three
delegates Aad three altsrssies 70 represent
said tovn 81 the Republican State eoavsn-
ton 10 bs hsld ii Darlington. Wednesday.
June ls,A. lss4.
4 cn.a A Brxpr, Republican
4. A. GRANT, Town
s. N. MASIrr, Committee
| Oar usual report Of Memorial Day
services did not appear last week. 81 &C.
count Of our having 10 20 away unsxpset
eddy, Asd ~ this 10 little late We shall
net attempt to give ~ fall rspsrt - We
should stherwis. have done. We will say
however. thai the programme hsrs.siore
psblishsa was fully carried on: and that
the observance Of the Day Vas equal to Any
10 former years The procession was
much better. - the addition Of Taft Com.
nsndsry added much 10 it, the Csmnan.
Ssry making very fine Appearance. The
ssad gave US sssd music ~ usual. The
services in the hall wsrs very interesting
and very appropriate for the day. The
floral display was magnificent and the
ladies who arranged it dssstvsths hearty
thanks Of the Post Tts sdareas OF Col.
Holbrook was slsar. patriotic and Gle.
qusnt address, delivered in . very fine
manner without nstes, 80 that every one
could understand. and We emily regret that
TIE hall was not larger so that al could
have heard it. The vocal music was good
some oft pieces rendered beisg very al.
fssting, the whole services were listened
to with the slossst attsntion BY the very
large audience present. The prscsssisn
after marching through several Of the
streets proceeded to ST. James church
yard when the memorial service VAS per.
formed by the comrades Of the Pest. After
marching back 10 the hall the procession
was dismissed, and the Pest, Sons Of Vet
Grams and good many citizens went TO
Manchester to attend the services there.
Soldiers graves in ell other cemeteries
were decorated by detail.
SYNDICATE.
Rev. DR.. Lambert formerly Of Rupert
now OF Salem preached in the Congrsga.
ticaal Church 10 this place on the let and
is expected to again officiate in the same
place the 10th. II needs but the announce
msnt to secure full house.
--Eleszor Hoyt is the owner Of mare
which Was beught four years ago in Hoo.
sic N. Y. She was recently left out in the
fold over night and in the morning could
not be found on the premises. Strict
search was made and she was tracked
southwark in the direction 81 her old home.
On visiting her former owner she was
found installed in her old quarters sppar'
emily contsstsd and happy.
Gilbert Wosdard, an old reside ut OF
this town received blow on the head one
day last wesk; irem the effects Of which 1t
is feared he will not recover. He was as.
sisting young colt to obtain nutriment
frsn the mother when she rsssnting such
kicked vt the cid gentlsmaa
inAictipg serious wound on the back oil
the head. Dr. Phillips was speedily sum. H
moned aud ionnd the skull somswha
and thinks his recovery doubt.
lill and he sleeps most Of the time. His
,gc il r.
Ii, 900 lbs Of milk were received 1t
he Berlin creamery on Saturday last
Mr.. G. G. Brown exhibits some nam.
meth hens eggs Four Of them weighed
'Ae Pound.
Milton Hinsaill has quite . curiosity {
n the shape Of copy Of the Ulster Coun-
y Gazette in good condition published at
liusston, Ulster Co., N. Y. by Saul Frsar !
md 49,. The paper bears the date Of Jan |
th. 1900 and is dressed 10 mourning, and !
'nnounces the death Of Gen. George Wash. =
ngton. 1t contains foreign (Losdon) news !,
'earing dats Of Oct. Goth preceding.
--Oa . recent visit to County Clerk
'sppans farm about I've miles from this
illage. We were shown about the grounds
y tho ebligisg manager Il. Grant. They ,
ave some 78 head OF cattle asd are milk t.
ng 80 Jerseys this season. A barn fitted :
nth As patent swing stanchisns took our !.
ttsntion. The two farms (ons purchased
his spring comprise 800 acres. Milk is
hippsd by rail to Mr.. Tsppan in Troy dali Il
/. A visit to this farm will well repay =
ne.
STATE NEWS. d
Ferdinand, son Of Gen. W. w. Hsnry !