The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-12
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wsshinstou hotel.

- parry 81 fo1Hg people ssn, 70 AAAe
81 Galleries for . picnic and dsnsd 81
BroEley's hotel 90 their return.
Oar school closed suocassiai term
Leaf veek snd The teacher. Miss BurbsSk
Of Bosdvilis. aud The pupils are taking .
vacation
q. NJ Sykes bss raised q Hsrri.on and
Morioe sas which ertepds across the
street. We soiieed an honess old Demo
crs, vAo preferred 10 vslk round instead
Of upder ID
"a very pleasant feature Of The aih Wa
the Appearance Of party OF boys from the
vsst road. dressed 10 ladisn costume. With
feathers. bstebeis. 4c. They marched 10
Indisn nls ssd made foe sbow which We
would have beet glad 10 have seen more Of.
-Qai,~ . erovd assembled Wednesday
evening 10 see the fireworks at ]. NJ. Arm.
ssfoDss add elsewhere party Of Young
people from Couneciieai occupied pin.
nscle bali mile from the village, sending
mp rockets. WIN. Kellogg superiniended
the affair
Your correspondent was delighted 70
Gently 1t the sii. Of water sketch OF the
old home aud its surrounding scenery, the
buildings are very old Is well a. their
owner. the painting being the work and
gift oi one Of our bgt artist. Maria Holley'
who has recently returned from the west.
Il viii he highly priced.
PAwaKr
WIN. Reynolds Of North Adams was
10 town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL l.. Warner have
fine boy born July 7th.
Shipments Of cheese we're made from
the several factories Monday.
-Miss Clara Hill is stopping for few
days With her aunt. Mrs. Allen Winter.
Frank Hill son OF Oliver Hill has been
stopping with bis aunt, Mrs. Betsey sar-
gent
Morning Flower Lodge No. II, +. a
A. NJ, will hold . regular communication
on Thursday evening. July 10. for work.
Mrs. Eugene Packard, Miss Maggie
Edwards and Miss Bessie Carpenter from
Troy have been visiting relatives In town.
PERU. II
Mr.. aud Mrs Geo. o. Davis and Mrs.
J. q. Davis OF Lee, Mass. are visiting.
There will be q strawberry and ice
cream festival ut the village on Friday
evening Of this week. All are cordially
invited 10 attend. as the object is a worthy
one and no pains will be spared to make it
. pleasant gathering for all.
BoSDvILLE.
William johnson has 80 far recovered
u to 20 back to his work.
Many OF our people attended the Gel.
sbrstion 1t South Londonderry.
-Sprasue Burbank recently caught a
trout that weighed one pound and ten
,unoes.
Mrs. Abner Josephs. formerly Of this
place but now living in Waltham, Mass,
aas been visiting friends In this vicinity.
Some OF our ladies are adopts Of rails
ng flowers, having rare specimens, and
lowers in great abundance, both house
plants and garden flowers.
SUNDERLAND
Some foe specimens OF monumental h
york have lately been put up which mater |,
ally improve aud besutify our cemetery.
drs. W. E. Bacon purchased monument
Il Barre granite enclosed with granite and
Metallic pslipgs which is Of new design,
beauty and strength and should
10 seen TO be appreciated. A monument
1 cottsge style has been erected TO the
memory Of the late Augusta Bacon in Bar
Q granite which is OF modern design and
rorthy Of notice. We notice also that q
'esutiiul cottage monument highly finish
d 10 marble has been placed 10 the mem
~ OF the late Mark Bently. These we're
II purchased Of E. Estabrook OF Msnches. /
or Centre and we understand the contract.
,g parties are pleased with the workman.
hip displayed 10 setting them up. The
'ork shows for itself that Mr.. Estsbrook
thoroughly understands his business. May
be good work continue. There is no more
ttipg tribute, the living cen pay to the 7
cad than the decoration OF Of their final
ssting place.
The Republican party is to be congratu.
ted that the biography OF Gen. Harrison,
,eir candidate for president. will be writ e,
10 by Gen. Lew Wallace. the author Of y
zen Hw. Gen. Wallace will have the as
stance Of Gen. Harrison, who will give Y
Is views on matters OF national interest
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