The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-03

performance 10 that city: Uncle Tom
Cabin sss given Last evening ct the Lelsn,
Opera House. before . large audience, b.
Peek 4 Fnrsmsn's double company. TIL
fact Of there being two Topsys and tw,
Marks might have bad something TO d,
With the large attendance. The tvo Top.
sys and the two Marks, Sr. and Jr.. max,
much fun With their donkeys. Eva 10 on,
Of the prettisst children ever seen here OF
the stage. Uncle Tom WAS played viii
much vigor snd no little feeling. TIL,
principal side feature 10 the singing OF ID,
eoiered qusrtette which sss heard Of III
best last evening.
-Mr Eliphalet Fsrxell IL very III.
Miss Grace Kelley OF DANNY WAS . 70.
cent guest Of Mrs. X W. Weeks.
Warren Clemons IL building q new
house in place OF the one burned some
time ago.
John Sheldon aud Fred Msnley sre
taking apples this week to the Wall place
10 be made into cider.
Pred Manley is painting q new hous 9
built by +. q. Harwood. to bs occupied
BY Mr. Dunbar aud family.
Mrs. Cusbman Of Fi,chburg and Mrs.
Jordan OF Lowell Mass. have recently
spent week or two with their sister Mrs.
Henry Farwell.
The Editor left out several items 10
The last JOURNAL One OF them mentioned
the recent visit Of Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
OF Massachusetts,. The latter wss for.
merly Gertrude Bsrnum and resident OF
Dorset
1t is publicly announced that the mar.
riage OF Miss Gertrude B. Holley and DR..
Y. @. Liddell will be solemnized st the
Congregational church next Saturday 81.
ternoon st 2 o'clock. Ali are invited 10
witness the ceremony.
-Qnite a number. twenty or moro Wis
tied Lake 81. Catherine last week. The
party included Mrs. George Kellogg and
Henry kellogg, II. N. Williams and wife,
George Williams and family, Fred Gilbert
and family. A. b. Armstrong and wife
John Sheldon aud family aud others
Some ofthem hired q cottage there and are
enjoying . pleasant outing.
PERU.
Several sheep have been killed by
bears for different parties the past week
or two. II is hoped that the bear caugL.
near the toll gate is the guilty party.
There is good prospect that dozen
Or more families ofSwedes will settle 10 the
north part Of the town and Mt. Tabor ne II
spring. The location is fsyorable for such |
colony because the land is cheap and be
cause there will be az opportunity for
work at numbering when labor is not need.
ID on the land.
SUNDERLAND.
quite number from this place at.
lended the N. Y. state fair 1t Albany.
Mrs. Geo. Parker and two sons o,
Hoosick Falls. N. Y. have been visiting =
T. Pixies.
The Sabbath school at the village has
chsnged the hour OF com me o cement no il
,omes before the preaching service, 1t ! AS
p. IN.
b. @. Long Of Rutland vas iu town
ss. week. and sold the organ that she
sabbath school hes been trying 10 Mrs. A. |
2. Bowen and hss placed smother IN thu
school which they have purchased.
A Sunday school 10 held every week |
1t what Is known ~ the Bradley school
hou.e near the Bentley store. L. A. Graves,
superintendent An organ has been pur
chased ios the beneIt OF the school. AL
Ladies' Society called The Hillside Work.
srs. tbs present object being TO raise
money TO pay for the organ. tue ultimate
object being The erection OF . church, not
Tor any particular denomination but for
vi denominations TIE need Of such .
building has long been tslt in Sunderland.
All are cordially invited 10 the meetings Of
'hn society which are held every Wed.
aesdAy afternoon 81 one O'Clock. The pre-
'ebt oiiicen Of the society arc Mrs J. W.
Bowen President Mrs. Albert Bossn Vice
President M" Edgar WILCOX Secretary
md Mira T. II Graves Treasurer.
ARLINGTON
-Lavine Hard Who ha4 been danger
,usly sick the pas, week 10 better.
Mrs. Fieney and children Of Clinton,
Mass. sre The guests Of her sister, Mr.. a.
" Brovnson.
Rev. Mr. Hrsfeid OF Cambridge. N