The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-11


Vii Lsvs equal ehssos 70 get then
The pspils 81 Mis- MARY Adams vi
gre their seccad ooncest 81 School Ha
II East Dorset. Feb II and II Esisbrcol
Open HOUSE. Fsctory Posal Feb 9c,i
Both classes viii aog tosssts nunee'
Ing sbsai sissy voicsa Tho sdmsssion
20 very lov that no ono oAp Afford 10 mis-
IL Admission for adults Doc. aud chill
aren i0s
--Dosl forget The Ideals are 10 he .
Est.broeks opsrs House. Tuesday ere
Feb i6sl. There are nine people IN sh'
oonpsny snd they are ali frat class
Photographs Of The company can be ses'
., Fsoiory roins pcs,cffies ADD Hard
drag store, Manchester Reserved sest
sscared u Hsrd's and EssAbrccks si 3
sSd 20 ecsr. General admission 25e.
chiidren unief tsslve, i5c orer on'
huadred reserved seats had been sold
Tuesday night. the 9th. Head EstAbrook I
Opera House advertisement, on another
aldo Of this paper.
nAxcHrsrxR DEror
The womsn's Relief Corps will mee
The hrst aud third Saturday Of each month
Mrs. Morse Baker. spiri.ualist. will
lecture 81 BIsckmer's hall on Saturday
and Sunday evenings next
Missionary meeting with Mrs. @. NJ
sykes. Thursday afternoon.
Airs Lugene Of waIlingford. is spend
ing few days with Mrs. VIM. West
Mrs Guy Smith and Mrs. Collins.
drove to Granville las, week to visit their
daughters
Mrs. W. II. Dunton went TO Poultney
Saturday. spent the Sabbath with her son.
aud returned home Monday.
Mr.. LaJd fitted up q long sleigh TO
take the pupils Of our village school for
. ride to Manchester, Monday evening
Young Mcwain. who vas so terribly
injured recently. 10 slowly improving
hough il will be long time before he
will be able to be out
Frank Graham recently went to New
York city. TO accompany Mrs. Fisher
home. Her doctor does not think best
for her TO journey Jet
A camp fire with address for the ben
eft the relief fund OF Post Fuller, No, 81,
will be held IN the post room 10 Dorset on
evening. Feb. 90 The address
will be followed by raiions Of hard tack
and coffee, short speeches and fun. Tick
ITS 10 cents For lady and gentleman 20
,ents. Children 10 cents All are cor
Italy invited.
Although the mercury was about l5e
below zero on the evening Of the 4th, still
lbout sixty persons ventured out TO at
end the sociable at the Clemons home
Itead. @. W. Baker fitted up q sleigh
hat took twenty seven or over at one load.
We found the rooms warm aud comforta-
Die. and every kindness was shown to the
quests twas truly one OF the pleasantest
ltiairs OF the season. The refreshments
we're abundant aud elegant. and although
Mss Clemons in the beneyolence Of her
ieart far exceeded the usual require.
nents OF snch occasions, still those who
,artook OF the rare delicscies. enjoyed
hem. aud we're quite willing TO overlook
departure from the common custom |
Hiss Clemens has the thanks OF the SO
,iety.
RAsT DORSET.
The pupils OF Miss Mary Adams will
1--WE their second concert at School Hall.
Cast Dorset, Feb. 18th and at Estabrooks
opera House, Factory Point, Feb. Goth.
Both classes will sing together number
ng about sixty voices. The admission is
o very low that no one can afford to miss
/. Admission for adults 20c.. aud chill
ren Zoe.
"A cold wave struck us last week. On
and Friday morning il was 200
elow zero and Ut midday on each Of those
Ays l2e below. There was some loss Of
ouse plant life, which falls on those least
bic TO bear it. But gentle spring is
OF far away aud may be expected to bring
balm with her loved presence, that will
in every wound drop healing" Until
he return, bespeak for the bereaved in
ears and oh dears. and darker musings,
be mild bealing sympathy Of the male
sembers Of our community.
= Mr. William Brown, OF whom men,
ion has been made heretofore In the JoUR.
AL as on our sick list. died at 8 o'clock
n Thursday morning OF last week, On
aiurJsy bis remains were taken TO Con-
ord. Mass. his native town, for burial.
ie celebrated the 50th anniversary Of his
marriage GU the 81 OF December last. and
as about rs years old. But the iniirmi-
Ice Of age, which Of late had been hover
az about him, like 9 eowardly pack Of
olives waiting for the buffalo to get into
30 mire, were upon him At last in full
,rcs. For more than two mouths be kept
hem st bsy, though Suffering immensely.
'eaih bad foreman worthy Of his steel
nd had victory only after a most stubborn
ght. Mr.. Brown came from the Bay
tate % or 30 years ago and was for time
,mehow associated with our Major james
|. Wood in the manufacture Of lumber.
Ie subsequently bought water power
1T outside our village where he erected
rcular saw mill aad gristmili, giving his