The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-29

desired Ia bis bge Al very rcksonAoic
Z prioos He ~ nov iaking orders for cen
sisfy work 10 be delivered nesi sprins.
PROF Starr has been engaged aimee
. Sunday evening. al tLstabfook's Hall 10
} giving 10 eIpose Of the manifestations Of
/ teal mediums. 10 closc this Thursday even.
ns. when be viii eIplaiu most Of the
manifestations shicL he has no, pre-
,ioasly eIplAinei. The professor does
perform most Of the wonders Of mod
cru spiritualism. api 10 manner that
would defy detection only ~ he explains
them. lie denoapces all OF the test me
dians IS hnmbngs Who perform won
den' aud deceive the people for the sake
Of the money they get out OF Il, aud he
shows hov the extraordinary things may
be done. without the aid Of spirits. Large
audiences have attended and whatever
they may think all seem 10 DO greatly in
terested. both 10 the mysteries and their
solution. II. As he says the noted tests
are oihing but hnmbugsery they ought
10 be exposed. II they are really the work
OF spirits they will not down ANY more
than Bsnquo's ghost.
nAscaEsrER Drror
1 The largest line OF newmarkeis. Rus
sian circulars. oyercosts aud clothing ever
shown in 10 wn at Burr 4 ManIey's. = new
lot this week. new LOT OF barrels for
cider. from which thel "bsd spirits" have
departed. at Burr a Manleys
DORSET.
Communion service next Sunday.
The Temperance Union will meet
Friday evening at Miss Ksnts.
Ladies Of the Home Mission will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Miss Holley.
Mrs. Lugene Of Walllngford is caring
for her relative. Mrs. VIM West, who has
been i'll for some weeks.
Miss Maria Moore goes to New York
this week and on her return will spend the
winter at Albion.
The funeral OF Dnrfee Reed was held
Sunday afternoon, large company fol-
lowing the remsins to the cemetery.
Rev. Geo. Gilbert is IN town and I'LL
ed the pulpit Sunday afternoon.
Tho public examination for the teach
ers OF common schools Is TO be held at the
Dorset village on Saturday at 0 O'Clock
A. NJ, Dot. 81.
The many friends OF Mrs. George |
Williams were pleased to learn she was
stopping for few days at the old home
stead which gave 40 opportunity for brief
renewal Of old acquaintance.
Moses Sheldon will sell at auction at
the late residence Of Curtis Lsthrop next
Saturday at 10A N, 81 cows, 40 tons OF
hay. grain, straw. farming tools. wagons
40. Sale positive.
RAsr DORSET.
Miss Mary Adams Of Factory Point,
teacher OF vocal music, wishes to organ.
ize . class 10 this place, aud to that end
would invite oil persons interested in that
branch OF study, to come to the School
Hall Friday evening. where she will ex.
plain her mode OF teaching, also distrib-
ute books among the audience for iuspec.
ton. designed 10 be used by her in class
Several pieces will be sung giving an idea
OF what the book contains. Parents and
guardians are requested to be present a. a
class will be organized at the close OF the
Terms will be given at that
time. Remember Friday evening, Oct.
30th, 7o'clock
PERU.
Delightful weather.
MIR. Chandler is little better.
Mrs Benjamin Williams is failing.
--Dea Simonds is expected home this
" eek
Mrs. Nelson Curtis returns to her
nome this week.
Mary PETERS commenced her school
10 district No. 2. this Mondsy morning.
Oct. Goth.
--Rcuben West informs us that he has a
nrnip OF the rutabaga variety which
veighs l6 IA pounds. raised on his farm
quite rock.
John q. Walker has sold the old Wal
ker homestead TO bis SON. in.lsw, Andrew
kirkwood. John. Jr.. is TO move home
nth bis father.
ARLINGTON.
The Burdette people will soon 90 to {
I.atlapd sgAin TO spend the winter.
%. T. Adams has returned from Bos-
on with nice lot Of new goods which
will be sold Low for cash.
--Scver@l u the carpenters OF this place
IRE al ii work on the bridge that was
burned on ibe Troy 4 Boston Il. Il.
--Georgc Dadnlan brother OF j. j. Dad I,
nan Was Ia town Monday and remained
'ser night. lie stopped at the Arlington
Iouse II
--one painter Is slowly working away
i the church and no donbt will get II
lone sometime. AT any rate great
Improvement has already been made. Il
Miss Cora Miltimore and another
'cung lady are stopping at Bartleii's for
while Miss Miltimorc is from Chicago
md is the daughter Of q. W. Miltmore.
The Red Mountain Telegraph Co.
leid meeting At the town house Monday
vening. which was attended by most OF
be members. After great many argu-
meats and a good deal Of talk the follow
OF officers we're elected: X. u. Davis,
'rcsideni; O, NJ. Barber. vice president;