The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-11

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sfssr.oss Tor "Trip v Bsriiastca-
.--Ds. n L Dussins LEFT Let week for
! Misn~solA V b gone ssverd vssks.
bessie DuHton ssssstsiasda party Of
youss people, Jane sih. her 7ih birth
day.
--Nisss 6arah and Ids GrssnlsAf Of
Nss Yosk srs hoasdsn d Justus Hol-
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| --Ws ~ slal W welcome home. siiss :
losg shsssss. Mrs.. Hatch and her daughter
Lizzie
--Thssts sss doe MA Charles Bald
win for 6se doveu u the church last
Sunday.
--Roliin SYKES aad Nm. u. n. sykes
altsadsd The eousty conferences d Povual.
last week.
The citizsns ass .mendipg their ways"
bat ass obliged 70 work between showers.
sons Of W. time.
Maj. Dustcn has improved his ice
cream saloon. . pretty cottage. With :
fresh soas Of paint.
--Ns. Geo. Barrovs and Sadie Dun
ming vent 70 Rutland. Saturday. the lattsr
70 b sbsent week.
III Il expected that : young clergy
man iFon The visiaity Of Boston will cccu.
py III pulpit nsxt Sunday.
We congratulate ourselves on having
again - near neighbour. @. W. Baker and
family. They are moving into the vii
IAes-
The Field family has arrived At their
ssw residence. Their daughter. Mrs.
Abbott and her husband are also 10
town.
We join with hearty good will 10 the
warm congratulations extended 70 the
newly Welded pair Who left here June And.
Niss Cora has many friends here who
wish her and her husband. Mr.. 6esley.
every b.. ppiness. Nay their lives be bIest
With m.ue sunshine than shadow and
their future pathway be crowned with
succssa
AT the the regular meeting Of Wr. J.
Fuller Post Saturday evening June 8. the
following resolutions was unanimously |
adopted: That the Post extend hearty
vote Of thanks TO the various oommittses'.
to the choir, to those teachers Of the pub
lie schools. who with their school joined
our procession, and TO oil who contributed
in any way toward making Memorial Day
. success.
KAsT DORSET
About 5,400 lbs Of milk are now re.
ceivel daily At Cochran's cheese factory.
Several Of our citizens are making i'm.
provsments and the carpenter and painter
are abroad. 8. A. Shelter il laying the
foundation for . barn and John Bovee has
} good sized addition to his house well
under way.
Two OF our boys. Peter, son Of John Gun
and Thomas son Of Michal Gun.
ningham left last week for the mines Of
Colorado. Some tears were shed at part
ing but not more than used 10 be shed
when boys left for Boston.
Our sick list includes Benjamin u.
sobs. Mrs. BENZ. Beers and william G. Il
Wilson. The latter is expected TO BE- Ill
right in few days. but the others hare
been sick long time and their recovery
e considered doubtful. Orrin Whitney,
II North Dorset. our tows Representative
% 1880. has been in poor health for several
mouths. Lately he has become insane and
10 will be taken to Brattleboro the present
vssk. There is much sorrow for his agod .
parents and four motherless children.
The following notice Of the death Of !.
'eth B. Barnard, native OF this town W !
'opy from the Brattleboro Phosnir: Per- {
,aps never in IL history has Wilmington
'ssn called upon TO mourn the death Of !
% many Of hsr leading citizens - during 4
few months past. and 70 often have We
ed the words which In grateful remem.
'sfance express their virtues that there :.
Gems little now TO cay = We think Of the :
ubjsct Of this short sketch. Most Of =
Deacon Barnards years Of activs manhood !
vers spent 10 this town and he ever en- h
Dyed the respect Of his fellow townsmsn. .
man Of progressive. sntsrprising spir- =
!. be ever advocated and aided every ad- :
Ance movement 10 education and town i'm
'rovsment. A. husband, father. citizen.
he copsoieutioudy psrigrnsd 4
very duty promptly. faithfully aud cheer. Z
ally. His genial disposition won him ! !
many friends every whers be went. The 8
'Ounssisy, and especially the Consregs. ),
ioual church Of which be Vas 20 long . :,
member. deeply fsel their loss.
'AsDoA'a 7
Last Sabbath at church We were glad y
o zee the smiling and genial face Of Miss :,
Hattie Hurd, Who for long time had been 4
lick and report said conld not recover. s.
Her many friends congratulate her. u
&C. J. Hurd's wife IL ia very poor y
health and Il vas feared 1t one time she :,
'ould not recover. She wss taken 70 Cam y
ridge. N. ". some two weeks since 70 the "
iomo Of her daughter, Mn. Barnett, and = y
o BE- near her iavorite physician Doctor i
IcWayns who reports Improvement. q
--Firstly. We have . new Methodist Z
Rev. Mr.. Walker. in place Of a
Rev. NJ. Mott and every body sgress that =