The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-30

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tovs line sna TORY mill 30 either hlied
up or briigcd NATL sflof The Bs,teakil'
Pair 90 the repairs 70 wheels. arles. etc,
tell. on tho ''plelboric pockei.books" Of
the bard working people Of Peru.
naspvILIE
1 --Pisaiisg nearly done.
Hall corn Festival q, 0rspse ball
2s,h.
Crops never looked better IN the
mon,h Of May.
Miss Jennie williams has gone bach
30 Amherst. Mass.
-wiBball River Lodge No s. ! o Q.
7. have just hung Dew shades With The
EN- blems Of The order 90 the same a. their
hall wipdows.
Miss Nevs wetherel has returned
from Palmer. Mass. where she has attended
school and will remain With her istber
for the present,
ARLINGTON
Miss Retla Marble has returned from
New York.
Rev. a. G. Sering visited bis parents
in Saratoga the pas. week
Rev Geo. s. Pratt Of NewiYork is er
pected IN town for few days the present
week.
Clarence q Hard bias returned from q
trip Of several months ia the southern
states
Memorial Day, rs was noticed 10 the
JouRSAL last week. will be about MS usual
The Comrades OF the Post will meet at
the post rooms At 8 a. IN. aud march to
fosn Hall where the following exercises
will be held: Music by the Glee Club;
Prayer by the Chaplain; Reading OF orders
by the Adlutani; Music by the Glee Club;
Address by Col T. d. Proctor, Music by
the Glee Club. After these exercises
procession will be formed which will
march to ST. james church yard where the
q A. II service will be performed by
comrsds OF the Post. The service will
also be performed in Evergreen cemetery,
aud iu the afternoon cool delegation
from the Post will 60 to West Arlington
TO decorate tho graves there. The Post
Commander has issued the following or
ders.
HEADQUARTERS OF DUDLEY Posr,
No. 2S G.. A. r
lst The comrades OF Dudley Post will
meet at the post rooms, Thursday, May
80. at 0 a. IN. for the proper observance OF
Memorial Day.
2nd All comrads are requested to wear
the G. a. II and Memorial Day badges on
the left lapel of the coat
Bird. Comrsde Seth g. Warner, officer
Of the Day, is hereby appointed Marshal
and will be cbeyed and respected accord
iusly.
4th Comrades: We meet here, today.
Tor the 18th time to observe the day Of all
days for the boys who wore the blue.
For IL years Post Dudley has met at this
hall aud with the assistance OF the citizens
held services appropriate for the occasion.
and, each year as we como together and
march In solemn procession to the different
cemeteries we find that our number is
growing less, that many familiar face,
hat many comraie. who was with us
'ears ago. has gone never to return, and
oday as we strew these flowers on the ,
graves OF our comrades let us not forget
hose comrades who sleep 10 Southern ,
oil and 10 unknown graves. And, after .
We have performed these duties let US go
back to our daily duties with that fraterni-
y OF feeling that binds us together as
Let us renew that loyalty for I
,ur country that caused us TO leave our ;
ZONES to fight for the old flag. and as long
Is there is comrade OF the G. A. r. left
ct us not forget to perform this sacred
luty. BY order OF p. d. SIsoHo
o. Z. ADAMS. Commander.
Adjutant
WEST ARLINGTON
n. T. Eaton and wife are spending 9
ew days with her parents and other friends a
n Slingerands and vicinity.
The warm days and timely rains are J
living the country Tue appearance and {
armers faces cheerful look. '
We are informed that Mrs. John Reid !
low in Cambridge formerly Mrs. Thomas l
Reid OF this place Is the happy mother OF Q
! little daughter
Mrs. q. W. Sherman OF Salem N. Y.
With her daughter and little son spent last
week. at her fathers and brothers A. q.
nd X g. Mckee, and calling upon other
risnds in town.
A Few relatives aud friends from this
'lace OF the late l. b, Hoyt atten ded his !;
unersl 10 Cambridge on Thursday OF last !,
1eek. Mrs Hoyt was 8 resident OF this :,
lace till her marriage. Mr.. Hoyt also
esided here some years prior to thst
vent, soon after which they made their
ONE in Cambridge N. Y. where be be
anne prominent and prosperous bust. !,
ess man. aud much respected citizen.
" the many relatives and acqusintsnces
hey left here some forty years sgo, the
ones have always felt lively
interest in their welfare, aud now extend
beir deepest sympathy to the beresved :.
lie. He leaves two sons aud 9 number OF
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