The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-26

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--Isas spd chrssaophsf Eobsris Of Bur
lisston spec, sasdsy viih their brother
Wal Roberta
cha. Baclley aud family o. Proctor,
.pesi sssdsy Ia our village siil hi'
nsoshsf Add sister
--Chni~ c,osnsn received . severe
llcl on The LEG from hcrse last s.ssfds,
Ne bon~ we're bsoksn.
The Lady frienes Of the nembsfs Of
the Cornea Band treated them 70 surprise
supper 81 Es,sbscot's dining rooms after
ihsir opsa sis concert lest Friday evening"
"A Harrisc1 ssd Morton Dag uSs
thrown 70 The breeze 10 oai village last
Friday sveciag roder il later 10 the
evening the bspd played come patriotic
selecsioes 10 homer Of ia appearance Long
m.y ~ ssrsi
sANcE s~TKn DT~or
We learn from Mr.. woodoock. super
in.endsn, Of Paliertons' Marble Grants
uorts thst Mr.. Fallertoa haz recently
purchased ball interest 10 large granite
quarry ia Hndviet, the samples from
which show il 10 be Of liner aud more
CON pact texture than most GRANTEES. aud
susceptible Of very high polish. The
color 10 uniiorm aud the stone 10 superior
Tor stsiusyy and other ornamental purpo :
ses. The facilities Tor qnarryipg and ship
ping are such that the owners can furnish
il II less price than inferior stock 10
sold for. This will naturally increase
NJ. Fuilerton's local business which has
nesriy doubled Notwithstanding the hard
tines He will require 10 or ID additional
cutters TO huish work already contracted.
In this connection we quote the following
iron the Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle; "W.
II. Fullerton, tue famous monument build
er, whose marble aud granite works are
situated al Manchester Depot, VI. has
Inst signed q contract 70 construct fami'
ly vault in Wsppiogers Cemetery Tor Mr..
Francis Rives, the cost OF which 10 said 10
be about $4,000. The plans were fur
nisLed by Robert NJ )ok, Tue noted srchi
,ect OF l76 Broadway. New York. The
material aud work Anship called Tor ere
OF the finest, aud when completed. which
will be by Nov |. IL will be IN ornament
worthy OF Green God. and reflect credit
alike upon de.isner. builder and owner.
There will be used IN It's construction 100
tons Of granite from the celebrated Barre
ausrries Of Vermont, ID tons OF imported
italian marble, and 20 tons Of slate. 1t is
10 be lined throughout with imported
English glazed brick, aud all cement used
is 10 be OF ported Portland manufacture.
The door will consist OF piece OF granite,
weighing a ton, the gate and ventilator
being polished brass, the bowels and 40.
chors being also OF bfAss. Work will be
commenced 10 about two weeks. aud we
have no doubt that the construction will
be watched with considerable interest. as
nothing like IL has ever been seen In this
section Of the country before,
DORSET.
Mise Lorraine Baldwin is In very poor
health.
Mrs. Laura Pepper has returned from
q visit at Fort Edward.
Pr Il. Van Olinds Of Troy spent few
days in Dorset last week.
Mrs. A. @. Burrows OF Albion, N. Y,
Ia visiting her mother.
Mr.. John Sheldon and wife spent
Sunday 10 Bennington.
-AlmirA Sykes has returned from .
years absence 10 California.
MIR. Bourn and family Of Detroit are
guests at Washington Hotel.
Mrs. Abbott and daughter are stop
ping at Mrs. Abbott's mothers.
Rev. Dr. Prenliss Of New York is 90
cupying his cottage for the summer.
The Farrsr brothers, Albert and
Alo,zo were recent guests Of r. L. Dun
ming.
Mrs. Norton Sykes who has been in
Bennington the past six months has re-
turned.
Mrs. Humphreys, . guest Of the hotel
gives Bible readings TO the ladies on Mon.
day evenings.
Mrs. O. II. Russell daughter Of X.
N. Msnley,) vita two children. Of Rich
mond. Va. is stopping with her grand
father. VIM. Manley.
AT the Republican rally Tuesday even
ing Hon. J.K. Batchelder spoke TO large
aud attentive audience for more than
an hour. At the close Of bis address two
Of our prominent Democrats asked two or
three questions which we're "cheerfully'
ans xered. everything being good nstured
a. Il always should be 10 political discus
sions. Quite number Of Democrats we're
present. aud Is We learn they are soon to
have . meeting. We hope oil the Republic
cans will attend Free and fair discussion
10 what everyivoter should desire.
Report Of school 10 district No. 4.
Average Of scholars for entire term.
Blanche Nichols, 997; Sadie Dunning,
975; Lewis Dunning 30. Freddie Weeks
%, Annie Connell 81. Lettie Nichols 81 8.
Herbert Williams o., Julia Scott 80, Der.
sha Bromley p5.5, Charlie Cornell 95,
Henry s,reeter 80, Grace Dunbar 50, Clar
encc Robinson 81. Florence Dunbar 90,
Bernice Cornell IS. Thomas Msnley 95.
Bessie Dunton %. Bessie Williams 96.
Belle Roberts 96. Otis Dorr 80 Lettie
Fisher 81. RAlsey Hszelton 80. Alta Shel
M A.s.k MANILA Annalfa Rnvv