The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-10-16

SHshNs $50 f1h& WV - 49,
Eiihu rssnii iLs possy u ssos - kesI
The bills 10 nghs astil tbsy are paid
: Eaiiss came. live Gu air or 90 fsversbl
Bspstlsoas election rstarss
The golden wedding aasi'srsAry o
B4r DR.. wickhAm vss cslshrstsd n thea
resiaesos o. Tuesday svssias many ipso
pie from The village And vicinity siscsd
ing. II vas more rs.axksbls frsn ih'
fact that Mn wicihAn 10 The third viii
and yet the snios hs s1isted fos hall I
! century. The occasion v1 grsssd ~ I
basket 81 flowers upon which Was dis
play City dollars 10 geld arranged 10 form
tie initial letters Of The names Of the re
cipissss A besusiiaI present vas also re
csirei from r. NJ Psyses Of New York
The occasion vas heartily enjoyed by al
prsscnt asd by none more than DIR. and
Mrs wickbsm. Tbs ''youihiul" couple
eoulsm plated trip To New York but iol
soms reason deferred j. for a few days.
i rscrorr rosr
ID. S. Wilson is confned 10 his house
by sickness
The walls Of George Lugene's house.
which are OF brick. are up and il 10
enclosed.
Milo Wait aud family have removed
| into The house lately remodeled BY Clark
Wait
CLARK Wait is laying the foundation
for new drug store shich will be quite
IN addition 10 the locks OF the village.
The Rev Gina Do!y and family. who
have been spending the summer ct the
hose Of Mr.. Robert Provsn. left for their
New York home Last week.
Burton & Co. have q very large stock
OF fall aud winter clothing and great vari.
ETY. Of styles aud quality from the cheap
~. TO the best. Call 1t their store in the
Howe Block and see for yourselves.
The Vermont Branch Of the Woman's
Auxiliary to the Board OF Missions OF the
Episcopal church held its annual meet.
ing 10 Rutland on Wednesday OF last week.
The session was one Of unusual interest.
Mrs. Henry Watson Of st, Adams, Mrs.
Francis Smith OF Woodstock and Mrs.
Charles Allen Of Burlington, read OK.
cellsnt papers before the ladies aud inter.
ssting addresses were made ut the public
services by Rev. Archdeacsn Kirby, for
twenty seven years q missionary to the
Indians in Manitoba, and by Mr.. Herbert
Welsh Of Philadelphia who has given
much sttsntion to tbe cause Of the Indians
in the Unined States. The Episcopal
churches in Factory Point and Manchester
was well represented on this occasion.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
"A quantity Of empty iron bound casks
for cider. for sale at Burr e. Manleys.
Burr & Manley are selling overcoats,
suits, closks. new markets, Russian circu-
lars aud good line Of misses and childrens
cloaks. at marvslously low prices. Go and
see for yourself. Flour never before as
cheap. Now is the time to put in your
winter stock Why, You can buy flour
there as low as four dollars q barrel.
DORSET.
Mrs. Eliza Soper Of Northfeld, VT,
is spending few weeks in town.
Mrs. 7. d. Marley OF Rutland has
recently spent week here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Field Of Boston
we're in town last week.
w. b. Sheldon and wife OF Bsnning.
ION have lately visited the old homestead.
Mrs. W. Il. Dunton attended, as dele.
gate. the Episcopal convention at Rutland
asst week.
Mr.. asd Mrs. Isaac Barrows OF Gran
Fille, N. Y, we're in town last week.
Our representative. Moses Sheldon,
psnt Sunday At home.
There was very welcome arrival at
he home OF Experience Barrows, Sept. Z
n. 1t was daughter.
On the second page We publish . So, {
md letter regarding the recent centennial
{ will DO Of interest TO Dorset people
EAST DORSET.
Your correspondent had the pleasure
1 being one Of about atty invited guests
0 witness the marriage Of Mr.. Charles !,
I. Sweet, Of North Dorset. and Miss Hat
10 Z. Griffith, OF Mt Tabor. which oc-
urred Ut the residence OF the brides
,ethsr. Sept. z. The officiating clergy. |,
,an. Rev. J. A. Swart Of Factory Point,
,st his way in reaching the scene and the
CEREMONY did not take place until nine in
be evening Instead Of an earlier hour as
as intended. Tho bride and groom were
estly dressed without any effort to over
o which is characteristic Of the present
Az. The repsst which followed was ex-
client aud large table at the end OF the !,
ming room was loaded with presents in
reat number and variety, the list being
10 long for the columns OF the JOURNAL !.
70 Noticed quite number Of green backs :
mong them. The newly welded pair
IT on the night train fors trip to New =
ork and other points Of interest. .
PKBr.
The address OF Miss Proctor al the I
hurch. last SuDd ~. was very interesting, !,
I'd Was listened TO by large congregs- !,
on.
p. =. Simonds has returned TO his 8
ONE In Nsiiek. Mat =. hewas acccmpan- :
a by Mrs Calvin Williams and Miss i
lien Simonds who have gone on . visit !,
friends in Naiick nd vicinity. i