The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-05-31

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10 10 o'cicoa sn6 fec friepds remaiDo
10 see DR. sbd Mn Burnhsm depart Q
tbsir veddlng tour Among The NJ
guests vsrs mspy from dis,snoo. tn
Wedding VAS 10 sproinimepi and the nun
t~r 81 tho guests, In isct, one Of the mos
noteworthy Of The sssson. We may sd
ibs, The bride received $50 presents. man
ot then rich and elegant. snd congrs,nls
tons from vi parts OF tho country ar'
Europe.
NAscnEsrEH cEsisr
The W X G. siIl meet Friday. 2. N
head Amos nsw Advertisement
Miss Maggie corpiL Of bennington
10 visiting Mr.. r., O Bentley.
Dir 4. NJ. Johnson will spend Jun
4. 0. aud o al Weston.
Miss Clara Sastiob, al os,imsble lad.
who has made Der home here for man,
years with her sitter tie late Mrs Brad
ford. died on 90 Saturday.
M O. Field. contracting agent fol
Wallis Circus. Vas 10 tosp on Tuesday
nskisg preparation for that great show.
which Is 10 be here on June Goth.
The family Of the late Joseph Lugene,
who have resided 10 this place for many
years, left to~n GU Wednesday for Spring
field. Mass. where they will make Their
home
During the session Of tbs County
Court, which commences June 9th. the
millinery rooms OF Mrs Richard Cook
sill be closed each day antil seven in the
evening Ladies will please take notice
and call Ia the evening
&C. b. Dunhsm Is ceiling Williams
Clark q Cos High Grade Bone FERTILIZER,
the price has been reduced TO S32 per ton
which makes IL very ioS considering the
high grade Of the goods he has also new
line OF Mems, Boys and Cbildrens clothing
also full line Of Boots and Shoes.
Lewis Theatre Co. are said by those who
have seen them 10 be the best we have ever
had 10 town They will appear at Esta
brooks every evening THE week with an
entire change OF programme each evening.
afternoon a grand matinee, adj
mission for children 10 cents, adults 20
tents. Prices for regular evening enter
ailments 10. 20 and 80 cents.
RAIN M,.LIE
The following letters remain uncalled
or In this post Office. Frank Alison. Pc.
er Parent, Frederick Water. j. NJ. Hutch
nson, Mari 4 Gordon, Charles l.. Reed
levi ]. Bolster. Emery l. Smith. NJ. J.
Bray, J. +. York.
EAST DORSET.
The boring at the iron mine continues
uccessfully with better indications OF ore
It the depth OF forty feet the indications
re very favorable.
The Jesuit Fathers will give "a mis-
ion" at 81. Jerono's vhuoL, D..a-y,
uue 10. which will continue one week.
The following week they will conduct an
ther mission 10 Wallineiord. and subse
uenily 10 Arlington and Dandy.
SOUTH DORSET.
Our school is progressing nicely with |
iiss Marcells Maloy. teacher.
Mrs John Cunningham who has been
q New York for the last three months has
home.
Aunt orpha Kenyon, aged "a. was
invited out to spend the day last Friday
nd on returning home found her house
nd been broken into. but nothing stolen.
Ter living room had been newly papered
, her absence, new curtains hung 81 the
Tindows and new spread on her table,
Or which she is very greatful aud desires
D return thanks 10 all her friends who
SISTED 10 any way in preparing so pleas
ut a surprise for her.
DORSET.
Prof. Albert Cheney Of Rutland spent
nndsy 10 town.
John Fisher has recently erected
ice family monument in our cemetery.
Judge Sherman Of Rupert and bis sis
sr. Miss Sherman Of Chicsgo. were recent
....,. ~ n 81 E.,w.Il
Several Of onr people attended the
Iusical Festival at Rutland. among them
IL. aud Mrs. s. West and daughter and
Iiss Lizzie Hatch
Rev Mr., Pratt preached a good dis
onfse Sunday afternoon from Gen. 1853
ne Post and Relief Corps were out in
,rce. TIE platform and desk were bright
i,h flowers aud the organ draped with
lie stars aud stripes.
Return Underhill and wife bave rent
4 their place here aud moved to the farm
vned by him in Peru. They are getting
! Of their days With their asnsh3ePF A NJ
Wilkinson.
PAvLET.
ID. r. Wsirons Is visiting 10 Troy and
'ibsny this week.
Mr.. Baysrd Towslee and wife have
'turned nom their wedding trip.
-. X. Crspv and Mr.. Wills bave re-
lrned to Nes York city.
"A number will attend the services at
orses on Memorial Day.
--wm J. Fuller Post sent flags 10 s. s.
aell 10 mark the graves Of soldiers 10 I
awIct q
--Rrgiusld Robinson aud A. Lewis
night IA pounds Of trout one forenoon q
Gently.
- union services we're held al the Meth
lat church Sabbath morning. Rev. II =