The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-06-07

nted ia any way 10 the success Of the oh
servsnce Of Memorial Day. All can req
assured that the veterans fully sppreciat
these various acts Of kiadness aud goo
will
Dullssr.
| --CArrie Smith is home from Troy.
--Msrths Kent is visiting 10 Bennington
Curtis Lathrop is ia poor health an.
| under the doctors care
DIR. Collins drove down from Granville
last Sunday, TO call on his parents.
w. II. Dunton aud family leave tbi
week for their cottage at Lake st. Cathe
eriur.
Thanks 10 the ladies who so kindly fur
nish flowers for the desk and platform d
the church each Sunday. They we're es-
pically foe lost Sunday.
The young peoples society Of Chris
tisn Endeavor meets each Friday evening
and will bold their frst anniversary on
Wednesday Eve. June Is, at which time
they expect Rev. N b. Bemick OF Troy. N
Y, to address them. He is . very fne
speaker and all are invited to hear him.
The services OF Memorial Day passed
OF very pleasantly. John Fisher acted %
Marshal. with Ezra Nichols O. Com msnder
OF the Post and Geo. Baker Chaplain.
The drum corps WAS nicely uniformed and
furnished 6ue marching music while the
choir sang music appropriate to the occs-
sion The address Of Rev Henry Gordon
Vas excellent and highly appreciated. At
it, close G. B. Kent very properly propos-
cd vote OF thanks 10 the Post and Corps
for being instrumental in procuring such
. rare treat - they had just enjoyed. The
dinner provided by the ladies 81 School
Hall was abundant and duly appreciated
by the veterans.
PAwLET.
Daniel Merrill and wife spent the
Sabbath here.
DIR. II. L. Manchester returned from
New York Saturday.
Mr. Edward Edgsrton Of New York
city is spending the summer in town.
Mis-. Julia Rivenburg and daughter
Of Albany, N. Y. and Miss Elida Derby
are stopping 1t 8. s. SHELLS.
Mr.. Fay aud wife Of Readsboro are 81
the parsonage helping TO take care Of his
father. Rev. r. b. Fay, who Is sick with
fever.
In the absence Of minister Mr.. Geo.
X. Davis will read one OF the Tslmadge's
sermons ct the usual hour OF service next
Sunday. Good singing will be provided.
Seats oil free and oil are urged 10 attend.
SUNDERLAND.
Mrs T.. @. Bacon is very sick with
srysipelas.
~. p. williams add wife have been in
Boston for the past few dsya
Mrs. NJ Schutt returned 10 her home
"a Mt. Washington, Mass, last Thursday
There will be . Sabbath school con
,ert next Sunday evening al 30 10 which
III are invited.
"A full line Of writing paper and en-
1elops may nov be found at the post office.
IN slity and prices 10 suit al.
There Vas birthday party last week
4 the hoase Of Mn. wm. Bowkers for
Grifis. TIE children report .
good time
subscriptions and renewals will be
received At the post Office for oil The lead
ne newspapers and periodicals Of oil par.
ics and denominations also for oil local
papers.
ARLINGTON.
q. c. Kendall 10 no better.
Airs. Douglas and child OF Sarstoas
'pent week in town recently.
Mr. aud Mrs Burde,l and John l. |
3urde,t spent Memorial Day here. We
lre Aluays glad 10 zee them.
Mr.. Whitney and granddaughter Of
3rookiyu. n. ", have been the guests Of
Rev. Mr.. Pratt the past week.
: Hon. J. s Smart aud iiirads Of Cam
bridge. N. Y. spsn, day 10 trout fishing
here. and bad ,ery good suscess.
s.. r. C.pfrid Of Richmondvilis. N.
T.. SIS 10 to~u last seek. Winnie Philips
lod 4 Idle Csndrli retarded home with
him for Wait.
Memorial DAt sss nuiagly observed
here. The address 81 COL Baker Of Rut
snd vss one 81 ihe beet ever delivered
acre 90 sach an occssion.
The ullsge school sbich hes been
,losed for ,uo seeks OF more 90 sccount
4 measles vs re opesed GA Mondsy.
rbere b.. been more than 90 cases of
aessies and msay more expected.
A Ratlsni lawyer end tvo sheriff.
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