The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

The citissns Of sdioinisg tovnA and ih
comrades Of other poets ci the q. A n
viii psircniss this On tcriainnent and 10
oaiy have q good tune bat get tvios o.
TIRES times their monsys worth. and belF
the depleted treasury Of Post Drdlsy.
poErr.
The sociAble viii meet this week
Thursday evening IL the residence Of A
y. Armstrong
William J. HolIey LEI, town on Mon
day for FLORIDA. where be proposes v
spsnd several weeks He intends TO q
~ far south - New Orleans and Winter
Park where there is already quite com
pany Of ycrmorten.
Married 10 Dorset Jan 9th st the resi-
deuce Of the brides father. by the Rev. 7.
is. Pratt oren Derby OF Rupert TO Ellen
T. Paddock OF Dorset. Among tho mum
srous gifts from friends and relatives, !
will mention oue hundred dollars in twenty
dollar gold places, from the brides moth
or, also hundred dollar check from her
father. They have our best wishes
EAST DORSET.
-Tweniy-two below zero on Tuesday
morning.
Al the residence OF the brides father.
Bradford A. Rogers. Esq., by Rev. Mr..
Msars on the 18th inst. Mr.. Charles u.
Clifford 10 Miss Ida J. Rogers.
AT Factory Point, on the 3lst ult.. BY
Rev. J. Il. Metcalis. Thos. McDaniels vas
married 10 Miss Belle Hulctb adopted
dauster Of Mr.. and Mn. Hosea Benson.
On the 22d uit Mr.. Bepjsmin Jscoba
died at the residence Of his brother.in.law
Edward Mosier, Shushan, N. Y. His re
mains we're brought here and buried on
the oath. A brother and his parents had
gone before within few years. and OF :
family Of seven only three remain.
Our sick list includes Mrs. Beaman
Sweet. her daughter Carrie and Mr.. VIM.
Brown. The two former have been sick
several months and are not yet on the gain.
The latter has been sick and battling for
life five or six weeks, and while every body
hopes he will have victory, the worst is
feared.
On the 7th inst, Ut the residence OF
Mr.. Robinson Andrus, by Rev. M. l.. Sew.
ersnce. Mr.. Benjamin l.. Pesse to Miss
Lillian s. Morse. Mr.. Pesse is Superinten.
dent OF the Dorset Mar BILE Co. 8 works and
business at this place, and is son Of the
late Rev. Rev. Aaron Pease. OF Rutland,
and nephew dsAhe late Calvin Pease. Of
the Vermont University, and Of the late
OK Governor Page. The bride is dAugh-
ter OF the late Joseph Morse and grand
daughter OF the late Hon. Heman Morse
md OF Hon. Ira. Cochran.
Our Christmas and holidays we're
rather quiet. A man started one morning
towards New York for goods not for sale
10 our market and returned in the evening
70 heavily loaded that he had to travel
home under the escort Of friend. This
VAS the only public exhibition Of sudden
wealth noticed. Mr.. s. Claus was abroad
IS heretofore to gladden. the hearts OF our
uvenile population, but his hand was
title less liberal. The return Of sons and
daughters to the paternsl roof, and the
lists Of friends and relatives filed some !
ZONES with the voice Of gladness, while :
learly all could rejoice in their heart Of
learts that the mortuary record Of the past
car included in its number none OF theirs. Q
EAST ARLINGTON Il
Geo. P. Oatman il quite i'll. II
Mrs. E. R. Martin had . relapse Sun
10y and is very low. :,
j. II. Jndson is spending q few weeks T
q Washington, D. c., bis wife accom- A
'snying him. q
Fred Stacy has been hired to build
be fires and ring the bell at the Congre-
ational church. II
--Moa OF our manufacturers report =
usiness Is vosS good with good outlook "
Or the intar@.
This b ihs ceIdest morning OF the o.
esson. thus far. Temperature % degrees, II
ONE places 80 below. Il
The socisble At the Methodist parson-
&c last Friday eve. was lightly attended.
let receipts $3.50 V
II il reported that the Congregation .
lists have hired . minister. who is to be- !.
eis labors next Sunday.
: herring has been carried on thus
-Lun. ~ under difficulties, and the Ii
this seas, -nsstly wishing for snow. Ii,
ussers are e. docs Of Paul Shuttle 81
: The funeral ser. ,rsdsy at his late Pl
were held last Thu vslker oficiat-
dence. Rev. E. L. v
- very :.
Last Saturday we experienced The {,
IRE storm OF snow and wind.
Is in some parts are badly drifted an, =
others the ground is entirely bare.
the travelling is about as +,
as is possible. Swe
PERU. ions
The house and barn Of Nelson Weth. OIL
70 we're burned Dec. 20. Insured in
Vermont Mutual. ~
There will be basket festival in the o .
,ol house in District No. 4. Tuesday pos'
Jan. 10th. good time is antici- Oie'
a Btte
There was cut last week on the lum- ~.
Job Of J. ]. Hspgood 4 Co., spruce q,
containing l750 feet OF inch boards, A..