The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-03-20
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Der yoans THREADS MoHdsy evening.
Miss Ida Meia FROM Hs'iisnd IL visit
lea Der cousin Mics Mamie ConDor.
Bsnry Lavrsooe snd family have beel
90 visii 10 iriesds 10 Peru Tor Eve week,
The Bennington u. II Co have plso
ed small essias At this station, using !
4 ior pumpias water
-wrs Wallace Ltnpsobs father Mr.
/, Frank Saith trom peru Is stopping for
few days here.
Willard Moafe is ssiiIng The timbe
90 the sroasd for new house on 10
lately purchased Of u l. Taylor
--Rolsud Gay from C.nkill 90 Hndsoi
brother OF Mrs James Burn Of ihis vii
lsse has been spending fes days il
town
-Renbin Colvio is ercctiog a large CO
pslo on bis mill 10 ensble him TO run at
elevator. giving better facilities for hand
ling srain.
Landlord Boyle vacates the Star house
the Isl Of April moving TO Heber, Bourns
house at Manchester Centre. /, looks ~
though We should be wilhou, hotel for
the present
i About seventy FIVE OF the neigh bors
aud friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Lsmpson met there at their home Monday
evening. 1t being the seventeenth snniver-
sary Of their marriage. aud also Mrs
Lsmpson's birthday. Abundant refresh
ments were served and the pair were pre-.
scented with iiae tea set As q memento OF
Of their visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lampson
wish 10 thank their friends for this kindly
expression OF good will aud esteem rs they
enjoyed the occasion very much.
DORSET.
Prof. A. b. Cheney and wife Of Rut.
land we're in town last week
Samuel Dunton comes from Burlng
ION this week to spend the vacation with
his parents.
Quite a number Of our young people
attended the meeting OF the Society OF
Christian Endeavor at Benning. Tues.
day.
The remains OF Mrs. Washington
Chapman were brought from Londonder.
ny recently TO be buried beside her late
husband
Mrs. Geo. W. billiard OF Rutland
spenta day in Dorset last week. Her
father. A b. Armstrong. is thought TO be
improving.
Mrs Betsey Gray passed her Goth |
birthday last Sunday, March l6 To the
few who called she appeared cheerful aud |
social Being unable to walk she Is cared
for by devoted daughter.
We copy the following from late
issue OF the Rutland Herald. Prot. Emer.
son OF the Monroe College OF Oratory,
Boston, recently Invited Prot A. d. Che
ney to meet him in that city. la speak
ing Of the interview to third party he
said; soon perceived that had found
a new man. and that had never discover.
ed one so qualified by nature to teach the
culture OF the voice aud to know instantly
THAT TO do 10 every case. He ha, no equal
10 the country. A Rutland studen. in
President Emerson's college reports that
10 a lecture, the other day, on teaching
voice from the psychological side, DR..
Emerson said: Mr.. Albert Cheney OF Rut
and, Vt. is accomplishing great results 10
his direction. His teaching in singing is
'imilsr TO mine in oratory is doing
With the voice what no one else Is doing.
The moment be explained his work saw
hat be was musical genius. DR.. Emer
ION is regarded as the highest authority 90
'oice culture in this country. both as re-
CARDS music and orstory.
The socisble at school hall last Thurs.
lay evening was a success financially and
ociably. The children bad the important
,srt In singing and declsmstiops and per
ormed their parts very creditsbly A Is
cordial invitation was then given to oil to
DIN in spelling match. OF the hundred
u more present 3s chose to accept We Z
Ioubt not the others regretted their choice
IS the young and old people out OF the
anks until one was left. Our pastor who
'ronounced the words congratulated her.
iandviches aud coffee were then served. I
social time with msnya joke on the A
Iords they were spelled down on follow
d. slso some fine singing. Many thanks a
o all who helped make the occasion a o
uccess. AT the close all Joined in singing
.merics. !
BospvIIlH. b
H. +, Duane took = business trip to o
aud Boston last week return
ls Saturday, 4
The young people from this place pre-.
ented their las, drama at Jamaica March p
III 10 foil house.
- About II O'Clock on Monday night.
be dry.house VI Henry Duane was dis
overcd to be on fire. by the hands who
.ere turnIug on the lathe 10 the mill. The
~ house Was fail Of chair backs ready 10
= shipped. There we're buildings in near
foiimity 90 three sides OF it, but by
isking good use OF q numb.r OF force
amps they succeeded IN preventing the !
70 from extending farther. Dusne's loss :
800 dollars.
pEHu A
Geo. +. Simonds, "a old Peru boy.
ov president Of q Nationsl BApk ct Bel :,
willie. Kansas. has been lately visiting the :
at with yies Of Locating the water
1nds Of his CITY He ia on1npsny with