The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-09

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eAsrsh % TAsndsy svssiaG. Ase. 9sth
n ssassttsaA ~ ~ ehossi sunbsrs
nads y Prsf vn Olisas showed nisl
lisesinisAiios ~ aAaisshas Mt I'D
~ ccsAdsss ncsosoos viii which ~
yesse Iadia ssseaissd ~ diHsrsat part
seid u sassfsl - isAslliGssA stady. Ths
voices vsss IL yoang lad fresh nd
snosg tAsa several d dsiightfal Hntrs
asd svsstsss could b distisgsishsd. %.
sbly thss u Nis Loaiss Sykes. niss
Hsasis Hoilsy addsd V hss vsli-kncvs
vslss = pianist ~ rarely ioasd sbiiity of
: faisAfsl sssospaaisl Not cnss
through tAs whole evening ~ 4 psreep-
tibls that shs sithsr pressed. retarded OF
Lost he spirit Of the novsnsut II ~
nsoh rsgrstssd By The sadisaes that Aiss
Hellsy - MOI hsard 10 oss Of Chcpias
Noctsrsss o. Nasouskas. though With The
weight Of piano aeccmpeninsot through
al The NUMBER Of ths programme y
would have tssn a overtax. Mics Hol-
10y y suinsntly Attsd 70 become sue.
osssful conesrt player and Il Il 70 b
hopsd ~ shs nay u time plscs her VI.
sot.thus % record. The soloiss Of The even
ing ~ M. Impsss Of Troy. IL hs arss
number, Jsphtha's Daughter lHsndsl) b
PLACED himself IN artist He has cultivated
issor voice Of sympathssic quality. Re-
eitiag y ~ does Iron nsaory With svssy
"a. ssdsr psrsses ecasrsi The s6sot -
magnetic Miss 0rsSis Hoyt cf Asnehss-
Yer gave several violin solos 10 which she
shovsd skill. She has made marked pro-
Ersss daring " past year and intsrprsts
her numbers with On expression and eSe-
sutioa unusual 10 one % young. Ms.
Hoyt aud Miss Black Of Manchester kind
y lent their services and The familiar
luartsstas 10 which they took part vera
plsasanlly rsndsrsd. The closing chorus
% which The young man Who are taking
Ihsir summer "outipg" in Dossst gave the
'ullusas and richness Of their voices Wa
he last encore Of the evening. The con.
,ert vas . musical success and should
,avs had . larger auisncA
SOUTH DonsEr.
Mrs. Henry Kenyon Of Norshnsld. has
,ssn visiting Ms. Kenyon, and her daugh
orr. Sadie and Helen, also made short
'isit. She went TO Arlington 70 spend .
hort time with her mother. Mrs. Hill.
drs. Elkana Howe Of Mortified il visit
ng her aunt. Mrs. Orpha Kenyon. Mrs.
rank Howe is spending the summer with
ler father. 8. Z. Moore.
BoNpuyts.
Daniel Cobb's new house u nearly |
ompleted. Irving johnson is doing the
Tork.
Mr.. @. Holden died Saturday from
analysis. He vas about sevsntylyears Of !
60.
Mrs. Robinson and two children from
ethan, Mass.. also Mr.. Allen. Of Jamaica.
ave bssn visiting q Csphas Williams.
Mics Hsrmie Burbank is attending the
tate Normal School 1t Castleton.
Miss Bertha Hosley died Saturday
IsAt Of consumption, aged IS years. The
lnerd was held d the church and was
'geIy attended.
There came near being panic 1t The
'wn hall, which was packed with spec.
aoss = ths grand jury trial. There VA
cry that the hall Wa falling, but rush
- prevented, and no one was hurt
Mrs. 6pragus and daughter, Nm. :
thompson and children. David Andrew !
ID wife and Mr.. Stannard, : student from Z
Award college have bean Whiting 1t A. .
Burbank'a y
Mrs.. Luther Perry has been called 70
Indgrove on account Of the alarming
sknsw Of her son-i Law John Duane. :
sAND0ArK
Rev. Mr.. Walker preached q West
INDICATE lest Sunday
Tho Presiding Elder viii preach q
. Methodist church ono weak from next
lnday.
-Misses Celia Hamilton and Fannie
'vey are attending school 1t Burr and
,rton Seminary.
The 6tickles Bros, have their ~
n running and doing : good business.
~ hsys I'll the orders they csa all. =
~ B. Hard \ putting IN > brick On.
% ruoa n his Mill IN Bssrsowa that wss !,
psssly bsrnsd snd viii have II running
lew wesks. j
--ChssL Randall y sick d bis fathers.
lss(ord Raadall's and bis wife Lies at .,
) rsint u dsath 4 her fathers, Munson =
'yt'a Thsy have ths sympathy Of the A
tiss oo0munity.
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