The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

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sagsnsnts. q Prsdssiclsbursh. The VIII
dsrssss. Bposisyvsnis and Cold Hssbor.
IT. Kendall - hinsslf one 81 The young.
81 voiuntssss from the state. snlisting
before b ~ Aiissa asd participating 10
hard fought battles bsiess be saa sixteen.
The spsAkss spoke With feeling end bic
addrsss vss veil received.
FACTORY roixr.
Mrs. Wright ~ obliged 70 90 10
Albany on Tuesday for fresh supply Of
millissry goods.
DIR. Page il making great improve
nsns 10 bis house ~ repairing the old
porch With new one.
Mr.. A. L. Graves Il making some o..
esllsnt improvenspts in the back build.
ing. Tie nsst ssu~bls d which Il god
coat o. paint
The Bsnsiaston County Temperance
Institute under The auspices ofths ". c.
+. U. viii be held 10 this place on Friday
and Saturday Of psxt week.
"A GARD: wish 10 return thanks 10 |
my many friends and usighbOrs Who have
been so kind 70 me during the illness Of
my husband. MRs. WxLcoxx ALLEN.
The funeral Of Mr. Welcome Allen.
reference to whose failing health vas made
10 last weeks JOURNAL, took place on Fri
day u bis late residence whore hs died on
Wednesday nisst Mr. Allen hsd been
resident Of Manchester bns few years
durisg oil OF which be had suffered from
Assass which kept him from active life.
AT the session Of the musical Assosia-
tiou on Tuesday evening IL vas voted 70
give another public rshsarsal II the end
Of the present quarter which will occur
about the last Of this month"; and then
close for the season. TO begin again with
iresh vigor 10 the fall II is hoped that
all tho members Of the class will take hold
and make this last concert the best OF the
series. Mr.. Weeks has promised to be
present during the session Of the month
which will ensure o thorough drill
AT the annual Communication Of Ad-
oniram lodge, No. AZ, F. and A. NJ, held
1t Masonic hall, Thursday evening. May
%, the following onlosrs were elected:
w. X. Dunton. W. NJ; L h.
Dsnch. 8. w.; A. b. Conner.
J. w.; James P. Black, treasurer; P. J.
Walker secretary; o. G. Felt. s. d.; H.
W. Msttison, J. D.; r. G. Gray. 8. 81;
Dr. G. F. Harwood, J. g.; Rev. J. E. Met
calis. chsplain; F. W. Cook, marshal.
James X Les. tyler; Dr.. Il. L. Dunning.
organ ut; p. J. Walker, librarian.
DossEr.
vi.b -, s.o. s;;ili eb.s!zss YsHBBiSb tssas
md Impressive ssrvices Several hundred
II our people gathered under the spread
ina elm Of n. B. Ksnt's grounds At the
appointed hour They were welcomed BY
he WIN. J. Fullsr Post, and the command.
n, George h. wilIisms. announced the
order Of the day. The new cornst band
Of Rupert, Ans isOking company. and
the Congregational Sh0ir Of Dorset with
ths aid OF Albert B. CLANCY, furnished
sxcellent music in good variety. The re-
ligious services and the reversat dsmeanor
Of the assembly were ia harnsey with the
true spirit Of the occasion. Several Of
The public schools were fully raprsssnted
their part In charming style.
The impressions and teachings received
BY our youth 10 this way should tend toll
psrpetuate the msmory OF patriotic devo-
ton III the past and encourage IL imita-
tion in tho future. The address vas given /
by Col. Aldacs F. Walker Of Rutland.
His thsme VA we'll chosen Citizenship.
what il signines. and what to BE- An Amer
lean citizen. The subject undor bic treat.
meDt proved most worthy Of the occasion.
il wss clearly and strongly evolved, richly
instructive, we'll illustrated, with some
thrilling passages. veil adapted TO exhibit
our large privilege - citizens Of this age
and nation, and our vital duty ss guard
isns Of The interests Of the Great Repub-
lie. We are more than ever impressed
with the moral value Of this holiday and
its benefcent tendencies for our people.
HuPRRT.
.-Fsrmsrs here have flushed sowing
and planting.
DR. Austin has nearly recovered from
. weeks serious illness.
For imporsans Rupert nsws references
10 had 10 Granville Sentinel.
The f,ns showers Of Sunday morning |
.r.I -~Su neeu &uu goo1 |
ssod-oG TO vegetation.
Miss Bsrdena Moore. only daughter
Of the widow H. o. Moore, 10 in y very
critical stats Of health. and il il feared