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

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serioss iiisess VA noted ia lsa vcsis
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-Jaage Fnlleftons horss or Monday
srddsaiy hsd 30 esrps. desire 70 reaeh
/ BIS homs from The shop 10 The shortest
possible nrss, ssa accomplished bis object
10 tho general alarm OF I'll who as him
sDd did bos asasrsiAnd bis pufpose. No
harm done,
Mis-. Stella Burgess IL siek. Last San.
day vas the arsi sisce size has occupied
ibe posi,ios A. soppse singer 10 the guar
iel,e cher q the Episcopal church 10
Cambridge. y. Y. (shieb Is several yesul
,ssi abe hs. been pasble TO OIL Der sp
poipinesi iron any cause.
The summer rrsiaesee Of II A New
eli. Of New York. is tskiag on new colon
uuder the .siiifal brush Of Fsyoi.e Par
num. Mr.. Newell has already done much
10 basu,iiy BIS bsiidiugs and grounds aud
cr pects TO DO more 10 the future. Oar
village sod vicinity would like many more
pleasanl samaef homes like Mr.. Newelis.
The death o. Mrs. Simsnihs Ban dy
took place on Wednesday evening OF last
week II the rc.ileBee Of her son Henry.
which has has been her home siuoe the
death some years ago Of her husband the
late Elijah Bundy. Mr., Buody wss born
10 this iosn 81 years ago. had .lwsys liv
I'd here aud her death sewers snothes link
which bids the presen, with the past.
Two sons survive her. Charles who nov
resides 10 Troy and Henry.
DORSET.
Mrs. Joho Council /. on the tick lis.'
MIR aud Mrs. Lyon OF Shusan we're 10
Dorse, lasl week
Mrs. Norton Sykes has recently spent
q few weeks 10 Pawlet
DIR. Lildell went 10 Shnsan and back
the same day last seek He is very
busy.
Mrs Edmund Clarke and her sister
Mrs Ewing Bliss OF Pouliney are guests
Of Mrs Dunton.
Judge Willard OF Castleton is visiting
bis sister. Mrs Charles Baldwin, who is |
very much ont Of health.
Prof Albert Cheney and wife OF lsut
and took trip over the hills by private
Saturday, and spent Sunday
10 town.
Rev Mr.. Faris and wife OF illinois are
stopping At the Washington Hotel. Nj
Fsris preached al interesting sermon Sun
lay evening
"A nun Der Of our people are attending
he county conference Of churches at Ben
lingion. among them G. b. Gilbert and G.
Kent who 60 as delegates.
Rev Mr. Pratt gave au interest
ng memorial address Sunday afternoon,
% full house Both pulpit and organ
we're draped 10 the National oolors aud
he N usic was excellent.
Heury Kellogg met with serious ac-
,idcnt at Rupert few days since. His
iorse, q valuable one, became frightened
It drum ssd ran into wire fence. bad.
y inlnfiug both horse and carriage.
EAST DORSET.
Our sick list includes Mrs. Henry
3uflum and Miss Katie Landon and per ,
iaps others.
--Cochran's cheese factory is now re {
Giving about 5000 lbs. OF milk daily. II (
: being patroniled better and better every s
ear. the lagest dsries numbering about '
70 cows.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. d. Ames aud daughter t
TENDED on Tuesday at Wallingford the G
fedding OF Miss Lillian Stewart oldest Q
laughter OF DR.. W. E. Stewart formerly Of l
bis place.
Andrew Mason found one day this
'eek In the Dorset Marble Co. 3 barn par
q hand printing press that belonged to
is son, William. He would like to find
Tho took ii.
Collector McWayne is over here quite
fteu calling the attention OF delinquents
D the tax bill OF 1886 The long list o.
ut.lawed taxes on several previous bills
hat il took the town clerk half an hour to Z
cad at our last meeting. he OF course. very I
roperly says nothing about, but those
'ho have paid their taxes in full sll along q
alurally feel little sore all the same.
his is privilege from which they refuse q
D be divorced.
On Tuesday night Of last week some '
ariy snapped small light complex Toned '
otlon handkerchief for besuliful gersui. a
IN from the piazzi OF I. @ Bsiohelder's
psidence. The exchange didn't please
lrs Balchelder. She does not care to :,
'easure the bandana as q souvenir. So IL 4
40 rare aud radiant jockey will call il .
III be returned, highly perfumed with =
ne Of Lubin's sweetest smelling extracts
cd no questions asked.
pEBu. !,
There Was no frost Wednesday morn c
~ osing to the Wind. but there was o q
ard freeze. Ice formed on water one. G
,ur,h OF an inch thick and the crond WAS n
frozen 10 places. Early crops !,
I'd ifu,t were seriously damagei. il
The people OF Peru who travel the Il
orth road smiled softly when they read v
10 item 10 q recent Issue Of the JOURNAL q
ON your East Dorset correspondent. and
venture TO gay. had be not 10 the kind
rss OF his heart. volunteered TO inform v