The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-05-24

tvo ne. churches a Ashland and Boei
cresk. seh Fer The peri ,vo years be
vas oosnecsa5 With Dosos College al
Crrse. Which 10 the child Of tbs bone
missionary churches oi Nehrssks. For
tho lasi ,iI years be bad lived Of Ludlov
10 comparative retirtmeni. oocssiousily
Supplying the Congregational church With
mneh acceptance lie iei,s wife and four
children.
HAST DORSET.
/ s-Uuiil further notice Rev. Geo. Kerr
sill preach 10 The union church every
sunday sitsrncon =. three o'clock.
MIR. Hoffman has put 10 use steam
drill 70 tcs, the iron ore sein recently dls
covered. The mschiBe works we'll and
considerable progress has beoa made
TIC indications Of paying ore are fsyor-
sble
-Atst Jerome's church. May ", 4. j.,
MeDeyiti aud Miss Mary Mclaughlin
were married. the immediate friends OF the
bride and groom only being present. A
pleassn, reception followed the ceremony
q, lse home Of the bride 10 South Dorset,
pAwLET
g. B. Loomis Of Rutlaud spept Mon
day w town.
Mrs Emily Hill has returned from
New York city.
-Meitowee Chapter will meet May 81,
instead Of May "a.
Miss Carrie streeter is a guest Of her
sister. Mrs. ID. A. Parker.
u X. Grape and Mr.. Welles Of New
York were 10 town this week
Mr.. VIM. b. Miller aud family spent
the Sabbath with Miss Ann Audrus
Miss Minnie Stafford OF Waliogiord
is spending few days with relatives here
The Congregational ladies aid society
will meet at Rev. r. b Fsy's Wednesday,
May 30lh.
MIR. Enoch Colvin has bis mill CON.
pleted and is grinding lime rock for fer
tilizing purposes.
Will O. Mason is in the West buying
another car load OF horses. This will be
the ninth carload that Taylor 4 Mason
A Il.
Rev. Mr.. PETERS will preach memo
rial sermon on the death OF Hon. Dexter
Batchelder next Sunday.
"A Frenchman living on the III 0.
Davis place was arrested last week for
breaking into the houses OF @. p. vii
liams and l. X. Walker and carrying off
various articles. Some OF the property
was found secreted in the woods in
trunk which the Frenchman acknowledge
cd belonged TO him, but he said the trunk
had been stolen and the Justice decided
that the evidence produced was not strong
enough TO hold him and be was discharged.
BONNEVILLE.
Irving Smith has been very ill from
> gastric trouble
There are said to be IS cases OF mea.
,les in Jacksonville.
Irving johnson has come from Deer
ield and is having run of typhoid fever.
1t has rained nearly oil the time for
.wo weeks and farmers are looking blue.
Extensive repairs aud improvements
ire being made on the Methodist par
ionage.
The school in this village is taught by
Il les Pier in Grsbamville by Miss Pike,
u the Slade district by Mrs. Bowen, in
he Gale district by Miss Flora Willard Of {
ioudsyille. Miss Hermie Burbank teach.
$ in Dorset and Miss Jennie Williams in
amaica
David Snyder has moved to Arlington. !,
Mrs. M. A. d, Bacon is dangerously !.
lick. DR.. 4. V. Trull attends her. 5
Mrs. Hsnnaman OF West Arlington Il
as been visiting at her fathers, II N
.atbrop's. 3
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Schmidt OF Mt. Washing =
on, Mass, q sister OF J. N. Stockwell is
q town to care for him In his sickness.
ARLINGTON. q
The Memorial services at Arlington
ill be about the same as in former years.
he service at the town ball will be at
0 o'clock a. IN and will consist OF vocal r
nd instrumental music, reading Of gem /.
raj orders by the Post Adjutant and an
ddress by Hon, ], G Baker OF Rutlsnd.
he exercises will be OF more than usual
,terest from the fact that the graves OF
wo comrades who have died within the
ear will be decorated for the first time.
)ne OF them, Comrade Grant, was char
u member and an officer Of the Post for
7 years and its commander for two years.
HEAD QUARTERS, DUDLEY PosT,