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


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News u scarce q veil y noesy.
PROF. csary il With The band thi'
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MR.. George wsshiassos \ o. u,
sick list.
AT our Let torn .setisg ". q. Par
ksr vas elected constable. II plses O
Amasa Elwsll.
There will b. barrel rass u Ne sksl
Ing rink mat Saturday night Iols Of
fan nay b. sxpsctsa.
Mr.. J. J. DsAnsn spsat Hsassial
Day and Sunday IL tors Psenrsing u
Hoosick Falls % the Ora tssia Aonday
morning.
"A great many people Ar sick q East
Arlington With The msaslsa Bat oss death
has occurred. child Of Adam walters.
aged about . years
There we're over afty 1t dinner u ths
new hotel Memorial Day and IN The
evening over forty were tbsrs 10 suppsr.
The houss il nor opsa for businssa !.
"A 6rst.slass livery stable has been put
10 10 connection with the new hotel Mr..
Burgess. Of Bennington. u the proprietor.
A good rig can b. got 81 any time Il rsa-
souabls prices.
The next regular meeting Of Dadlsy
Post. q. A. r.. will b held next Saturday
evening. A good attendance 10 desired q
there there will Be recruits 70 muster and
; report Of the Memorial Day proceedings
will be given.
Memorial Day Wa observed here with
The usual spirit and the programme, -
published in the JOURNAL last week. fully
carried ont. The attendance vas not a.
large - on former years. on account Of 20
many At the East Village being sick with
Ehs measles. The weather also VA very
bat the rain held Oh until the
exercises wsrs Ill concluded. The ser.
vicss at the hall commenced promptly ct
Ihe hour named and were carried out TO
he letter. N. q. Demming introduced
he speaker MI. Dartt 10 . very pleasant
way, and he delivered bis address, which
vas rery good, in an easy. plain and happy
manner, the closest attention being given
,y the audience and he closed amid good
ieal Of applause. Thdband. assisted By
,wo or three OF the Farmers Band Of Sun
lsrlsnd. gave some fine instrumental
music. while the vocal muaic under the
direction Of Mr.. N. g. Hard, with Mrs. E.
J. Woodwork presiding 1t the piano vas
grand. we'll rendered and applauded BY
Ill. After the hall exercises were oonclud.
ID the usual procession was formed and
marched to st. James church yard when
he ritual memorial service OF the GAR.
was performed BY comrades Of the Post
very large procession Of teams WAS then
formed aud went to the West Arlington
'emetery where the @. A. g. services were
IsReatad. Returnine the band. singers and
I very MOE "aii,sSane n thai S<I- Dxtesk
After which the Post accompanied BY The
band and others went TO Evergreen and
he Catholic csmstsry aud decorated the
,oldiers graves there which closed the ex-
,rcises Of the day. Il closing this repurt
lie commander and al the officers and
OF Dudley Post wish W express
heir sincere thanks to the Glee club, the
ladies' who furnished such hns aoral dis.
Nay, to those Who furnished leans, to the
hon. Justus Dart for his Ans address. TO
he Rev. Mr.. Walker for bis valuable SCR
vices the Sunday preceding Memorial
DAY, 1t the cemeteries. and 70 oil who
helped in any way 70 make the Observance
II the day success.