The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

the sprirg.
The regular whistle Of Brsdley's but
ter boz factory sounds like business. W
ought 10 hsvss few more OF them.
Wanting trade and getting 1t are tw,
different things Limpsou is surely get
ting II on robes and blankets snd TO clos
ont the goods sent him for the fair b.
sells for cash st cost rather than returl
them. Call and see IL he cannot beat then
oil. A fne line OF harness and wagon
st low prices
SOUTH DORSET
s. r. Prince 4 Bo. are working th,
Edison quarry and fading an eIcellen
quality OF monumental stock. II is blu,
variegsted marble with remarkable brisb
colors aud takes very foe polish. Th,
quarry is easy OF access aud can be easily
worked. making 1t QUE OF the most valus.
BILE pieces OF marble property in the state
Some OF IL 10 being fnished at the Eas
Dorset mill. but there is some prospec,
that new mill may be built.
RuPRRT.
CLARK Snow OF this town took The
fret premium on stsllions one year old,
instead OF Il. W, Bauows Of Dorset, who
took second.
Rev. J. ID. Adam WAS ordained and
Installed pastor Of the Congregational
church Sept. 10. He recently came from
Scotland, and is veil liked by our pee.
Pile
The third convention Of the Christian
Endesvor union OF Bennington county was
held Ut the Methodist Episcopal church,
Rupert. September lG. The day was very
unpropitious from . weather standpoint,
but the pouring rain did not seem to dam.
pen the srdor Of the delegates. who as
sembled from different parts Of the county
to participate III the exercises The con
vention met under the auspices OF the
three Christian Endeavor ,socie.ies OF Ru
pert and West Rupert. and oil the details
OF the entertaining we're we'll locke a after
by tbs three presidents. Charles p. Hoglo
Of the Methodist. Edward Hays Of the
and Mrs. Maria Beebe
Of the Disciples church. ably seconded by
. corpse OF assistants from both the socie
~ and church. The programme called
ont many suggestive lessons for practical
results 10 the various lines OF Christian
Endeavor work. In addition to the regu.
lar address Of welcome by the pastor OF
The Methodist church, remarks were made
by Rev. j. D. Adam Of Rupert, and Rev.
J. 8. sSirt. West Pawlet. and responded
% by Rev. q. II. Peck OF North Benning.
lon. who presided. Papers we're read by
MISS Jennie A. Valentine. Bennington;
Mira Nellie L. Snyder. Dorset; william ].
Shaw, Rupert; Miss Bertha Gilbert, North
Benning ton. and Miss Jennie Sherman,
Rupert, all of which called forth many on.
,omiums. The address OF Rev Il. p. Ste
Ieps Of Cambridge. in the afternoon. and
Rev. NJ. II. Smith OF Granville. 10 the ev
ming. were marked features oithe conven
lion. The Bennington county union has
,een organized less than year and its
thus far have been emf nep,ly
,uccessful.
RAsT DORSET
james o 'Brien has recently returned
rom . visit 10 tho old conntry. He 10
more than ever satisfied with the land Of
bis adoption.
We learn thai J. n. Grifith and 8. A.
Stellar hsve purchased the Msltby lands
q this town and Peru. comprising about
900 scrs. much Of 1t 10 heavily tim bered.
they expect 10 do . heavy lumber busi
hess.
Harry y. Groni has given up going |
o college this year. and has sccepted .
,osiliou 10 the Office OF J. II Go ulding 81
lutlspd Who LAs been appointed by
isnd Commander yeszsy bis Adiutsnt
General.
Mas Mary Lyon Who Is teaching At
.Ast Dorse, spent sunday 10 toun.
Airs Charles Bsicheidsr. Who hss
pent the Summer 10 Peru. goes home this
Ietk.
MIR. and Mra NJ. q. Walker we're Of
hurca. suadsy. aud we're greeted BY
asny old friends
TIE potato crop 10 very good this year
;eo. X. Dawn eoes 10 the bead With one
hs, weighs 2 pounds and Is ounces and 6
be, weigh . Ia ponada
The ". c. T, U. gill bold . public
nec,itg AID en,erssirment st The church
bis week Friday evening. At the elo.e
here viii he ~ opporsunii, Tor oil sbo
Iish 10 make email contribu,ion iyr the
srs6i OF the Society. A good enterisirs
ssni 10 promised 10 ell vto wish 10 A.
md.
hoSpsg-Lk.
Mrs. David Asdrev and con visiis d