The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-15
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snsploes al the Factory roiri cornsi band.
90 The grounds of Mrs Carney on Bonnet
ssress, Friday evaning. Jsiy 10. Tho
bcys bare spared no srpense To making
this The aosi epieyable affair Of The sea-
son. p1kes's quAdnlis band Of London
derry viii furnish music for dkncing.
ieiroshnenix viii be furnished or The
grounds including EstAbrooks famous
loo cream. Admission 70 grounds 10 cents
dancing 10 oeni~ All are Invited.
sAscHpTna pEror
Holland Kent has put bis head iato
the mssrino nial noose.
Harvey Boutwell, and ismiiy Of New
York are on visit 10 Mrs. Reed.
--Henry LAvrencs hes Just sold bis
building lot lying east and joining Z.
Bsld~in's house LOT 70 Alvin Conner u
the rate OF eleven hundred dollsrs per
acre.
Charles Pierce Of South Dorset re-
cenily hauled from Prince 4 Cos. quar-
ry 70 Manchester Depot. with four horses,
block Of marble. measuring I'm by ~
by 2ft Gin. being the largest block ever
hauled from that quarry with ons iteam.
The ladies Of Dcrse. aud Manchester
W. H. c.. united ia an excursion 10 Ben
nington last Wednesday July 7th. aud al.
though the thermometer Was 96s in the
shade and the car we'll filled stood on
aide track three hours. in The SUI, wait
ing Tor the train from the north. only jokes
and jolly laughter were heard on every
side. We we're met In Bennington by >
large delegation Of Custer Corps and the
verdict Of every one 10, I'VE had good
time" Our thanks are due both Post and
Corps for pains taken 10 make this mem
orabls visit The only time any one tried
10 use us cod was when. q. u. Sibley'
clolhier. sent US fans enough for the en-
tire party. Thanks to q. b.. long may
you live 10 sell clothing and render COM
fort 10 others 10 like manner. At . meet
ing held last Saturday unanimous vote
WAS taken by the W. X. g., that thanks
DO returned to Adoniram Lodge +. and A.
H., for their gift OF beautiful stations for
use in our rooms. presented some months
ago. Also. although. late yet never for
gotten, to all who SO kindly provided us
with supplies for our table Memorial
Day. JANET +. BLAcKMEg,
President W. X. G.
Our village school closed with pic.
mic in Robert Bromley's grove.
Rev. DIR. Vincent. and wife OF New
York are guests Of DR.. Prentiss. Dr. Vim.
cent preachedian excellent sermon Sunday
afternoon.
Charles Field Jr., Of San Francisco
aud Mrs. White Of Chicago were in town
last week, called here by the death Of
their father.
Mrs. II. %. Bogert, Miss Carrie Q. Bog.
ert, Master Henry E. Bogert and nurse
md Miss Katherine M. Burdeste Of Flush.
ing, Long Island, are spending the sum-
II Q. b. Kent's.
y. n. Armstrong and wife took the
noon train, Monday for Lockport, N. "
having received . despatch that their
niece, Mrs. Adkins, Fanny LAndon) was
very i'll with NO prospect Of recovery.
Rev. Geo. II. Gilbert and bride are
visiting their friends here. Mr.. Gilbert
VAS married. to Miss Flora Gates Of Barton
Landing by Rev. NJ. A. Gates, father Of
he bride. at her. homo last week. Mr..
Gilbert has accepted call to the Greek !,
proiessorship in the Chicago Theological
seminary aud will enter upon the work at
he opening Of the next Seminary year.
Is q graduate OF Dartmouth college and
II Union seminary, and has studied nearly
our years in Germany, receiving from the
Of Leipsic the degree Of Phi. D. y
Hiss Gates graduated from st. Johnsbury
csdemy In 1880 studied two years 10 '
Wellesley college, and spent two years in
tudy in Germany and in travel on the
Continent and British isles. Mr.. and 9
Hrs. Gilbert expect 10 60 to Chicago the
middle Of this month.
On July 7ih. the William J. Fuller I
Nomsn's Relief Corps. in company with 1
be Skinner Corps Of Manchester, accept
a an invitation from the Bennington
'orps to visit them, and be present ct
nc OF their meetings. and thus get bet .
er knowledge OF the work 10 which We
re engaged. Notwithstanding the .ex- q
rene heat Of the day. dust. and long de- 9
~ OF trains. the day vas an.enjoyable and y
astruciiye one to us. and .weIifcel very
rateful to the Bennington ladies forltheir v
Abor in preparing so bounsifnl, spread n
Or ms. IN the afternoon. and such accepta. 7
10 refreshments In the evening. also, for
heir kindnes to those who. owing to the n
oppressive heat we're unable to be pres VI
OF during the evening session. A