The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03

'prcvidiag Of foven Tor ths occasion di'
tAsis vost veil asd W. people Who gen
srously sssisssd thsn shosli shsss 10 u
pHass Notwithstanding ~ large nun
ber 70 h provided Tor there vas proviSio'
len fos sutsiAriisl lunch u The eloss o
the dsy. and our visiting ificnds certain
" did mol 20 away hungry. Ths knish
Tenplsn from fssspisgton asd Rutisst
made very 6Ds spps&rsses and sddss
greatly 10 The interest Of The occasion
Tan ConnAnlssy hsd tvspty-thres Bi'
Kaishh psssess end xilliassoa thirty
shsss Both organisations ware wall
drilled. KilIipston sscsiiiss 10 compsn!
movements and The Bennington knight.
10 ssord exercises Ruilspd Band fur
rished excellcnt music. The Grafton oil
Judse Denton Vas unusually 6ns and sp-
propriAie 70 tbs occasion and vas veil 70.
oeivsd DR.. Brown furnished . generous
supply 81 lemonade which ~ greatly
relisbed after The long march. The two
fire ccmpsniss turned out With fall ranks
and prssssted me appearance The
school childrsa under The change Of Com
rsds Baldwin and vie did their part 10
matiag The occssios . success In short
svesy organization and every individual
ubo had aayshins 10 do performed their
duties In the best possibls manner. and
Tho veterans can but feel that. on this 90
cssioa q Lest. thsis dead comrades were
highly hosossd.
yAcroar POINT.
Mr.. Harris whipple Of Fairhsven
spent Sunday With his son. ]. II. Whip
pie.
Mr.. A. L. Graves has been confined 70
his home for nearly week past by sick
neps.
e. q. futile has tomato plants At 90
cents dozen; also cabbage and caulinov.
or plants
Mr.. and Mira Marsh Of Boston are
spending week or more At the home Of
their cousin. DR.. Marsh.
seymour Brooks has arranged 10 got
bread fresh every day from the Bsnring.
Ton bakery which he will ksep on hand
and deliver 1t houses twice each week. |
He also keeps everything usually kept BY |
bakers.
The evolutions OF the Knight TEN.
plars during their march TO Dellwood
Cemetery. on Monday. were very finely
lone and the praises pronounced upon
hem were very high. Killington Com.
nandery Of Rutland having the largest
delegation OF men was able to carry out
more msncuvers but the movements OF
Taft Commandery we're also very fine.
There will be fine concert Of Esta-
brooks Opera House next Tuesday even
ng. for the benefit OF the new Cornet
Band just starting here, with the follow
ng programme;
Piano Duet Fantasie. (Ernani). Verdi
Misses Burgess and Bowman.
SOLO Selected,
WIN. II. Hills.
leading Archie Dean, Anon
Miss Cola G. johnson.
'olo The Sailors Grave, Sullivan
Z. e. Long
Night. Kjerulf
Miss Stella Burgess.
Iolo--- Nsidenhood. RarfIAtk
Miss Libbie Bennett
leading Willie Baird, Buchanan
Miss Cola @. johnson.
tCornet Obligato). Schubert
Miss Burgess. Geo. Il. Swift.
olo Was II for This' wellings
Il. E. Long.
'ornet Solo SELECTED.
Geo. H. Swift. L
ols-Hush Thee my Baby. Henschsl
Miss Libbie Bennett. L
)ust --Maying, Smith l
Miss Burgess and Mr.. Long. 4
Omission Is and 50 cents. II will be s|c
no concert. Mr.. Long Is from Boston Z
I'D Miss Bennett has been taking lessons .
! New York. People should turn ont Q
I'D help the boys buy their instruments. :
H. 7. West Of Wisconsin is visiting 1t
ohm Sheldons IL
Mrs. q. W. PMmenter OF Brandon 10
sitting her aged mother here.
Mrs L. p. Snyder has recently spent !
'me days With friend ia Troy, NY. 4
-Thanks to Fred Seymour for erecting
street lamp on the south corner Of our
lllage.
Charles Keyes Of New York and Fred
lolley Of Troy, came 10 town Saturday
I'D spent Decoration day in Dorset.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Collins Of Ira, !
I'd Mrs. VIM. Beattie Of Fall River. Mass.
q visiting At A. b. Armstrong; and with
her relatives here. Miss Henrietta !,
IotiAs Of Factory Point 10 guest Of a.
Armstrong.
The address OF Mrs. J. L. Perkins Of !.
Johnsbury, on Friday evening Of last
eek. aud also her meeting with the L.
lee on Saturday afternoon, were highly
,precisted by our people. Her eloquent, !.