The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-03

Mic. Bertha Pratt 10 ssvsss 90 cutting
IN eonp.sy 81 Nj. Cary. oa ,bs ocssi 81
Mace
--s.nior5 Bsksf sna his daughter. Mrs.
Beass Of Mssss1hussits vere rroeni guests
of0. W. Baker
Mr.. Fs11. Abbo,i snd ehiisren. al
Wellesley. Mas are vita Der mother Ma.
Charles fisld.
Miss Minnie Prcnti.s and Miss Jennie
rresiiss oiNes York city. arrived 81 the
Prentiss residence Last vesi
The ladies al the W. re. sili bold
IN ice cream festival u school ball We'd
pesdsy evening, July .. All are invited.
"A. Harrington and wife. J. Hsrrips-
700 vile snd child Of Troy. N. y. TOOK
rooms 81 q. W. Bakers last seek for The
summer.
Bernard Sykes sho grad usted recent.
iy u 81 JohBshury is 81 home. also Miss
Aons By hes has re.urosd from Bradford.
and Miss Louise Sykes from Boston. for
vacation.
Mrs. John Stone has had foe cot
tage monument Of Barre granite placed 10
his LOT 10 the cemetery by T. Estsbrook
OF Manchester Centre The Kellogg aud |
smith rock flushed monuments on I'd.
dining lots we're also erected by him.
"A CAnp. We wish hereby 10 express
our thanks 10 neighbors aud friends for
their kindness aud aid 10 the sickness and
last SD riis OF our vile sud daughter.
Lovinie Crsudsii Egsleston.
Frank r. Egglesion.
Reuben EspIeston.
Mary Crsndsii.
EAsr DORSET.
Timothy Hector, our oldest inhabi-
ant died recently aged 50.
ID. l. Kent 4 Co are driving business
light and day. Thirty men are employed
D the finishing department
DIR. Phillips Of Rutland recently de
ivered an eloquent lecture before Y. P.
J, Z society. The organization numbers
bir,y two. twenty OF whom attended the
ecent convention ut Dorset aud were very
icely entertained.
LAsDGBovR.
School In DIST. No. 2 fn,shed after . q
lesssnt term Of 8 weeks Whole numb .
scholars enrolled 20; average per day II !:
80. The following is list OF the names i
scholars that we're neither absent dur. a
~ the term: Ella Child, Blanche Child. :
'osa Crspo., Clara Msrdep, Edith Swsl. y
w. Erwin Jsquitb. Lewis Richsrdsno, /.
Willie Carleton Herbert Gleason began
D go TO school when il was half done and q
a. also without any marks after he en-. 9
red school. The last day the scholors
their teacher with . large plush
photograph album, gold pin, and toile,
lirror.
BONNEVILLE.
AT the annual school meeting A. o.
olemsn was elected committee.
Mrs. Marion Thomas OF Grafton has
zen visiting with her brother, A. l..
'etherell.
MIR. and Mrs. Wagner OF Albany, N.
are visiting with Mrs. A. p. Graham,
RS. WAgner's mother
There is talk OF having an old fash.
ued Fourth OF July celebration. With its
OF gun powder and or
Try 10 end off with ball We can no
oubt have good time.
The A. f. Livermore Sons Steam
lair Factory. was burned Saturday night
th all machinery aud quantity Of stock
dry house, etc. Loss. $4,000; partially
sured. The origin OF the nre ia unknown.
It 1t is supposed to have caught from = =
rnace or from sparks from chimney.
suNpFar ND. -
The Republican voters Of the town OF
lnderlsnd are requested to meet ct the Z
hool house in district No. 8 Saturday
lly 6. At 8 O'Clock clock p. m. for the =
rpose Of electing delegates Ito attend
0 District Convention at Middledury
ly9. Z
T. l.. LAWRENCE; Republican
J. A. GRAVES Town Com.
SYNDICATE.
ID. d. Hurd and John Higgins Of n
'osick Falls. N. Y. spent last week in =
rn.
-Mrs' Cora Vetal OF New York city ar
ed Ia town Wednesday for y few weeks
ong relatives. She Was accompanied by
sister Miss Ida Slsde who hiss been
ending . few months with her.
Mr.. Anthony Gslipo OF Bennington D
has purchased and taken possession u
the W r. Hoyt farm. He brings ex- VII
lent recommendations for honesty and IN n.
stry from bis old friends and neisbbors.
. Hoyt with bis son and daughter have
ooved to West Arlington. having rented
home OF L. A. Buck.
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Notice. l.
The Troy Bazaar will be closed oil day "
idsy. July II, It being the annual field ~
OF the W. II. Fresr Athletic Associa