The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-05

heroes wbo stood bet~een this united an
prosperous courtry aud disuulon fher
" VAS large attendance OF school children
Tue village school, tue north district an'
respective teachers added much TO tb
success Of the day. Especial credit !
J due TO Mr. Patrick McDssvitt OF Soutl
Dorset aud the teacher Of that school 10
the crediiable appearance OF the scholars
; Dinner Was served by the Corps to Post
. Camp aud musicians The thanks OF tb'
POET and Camp are extended TO all who il
any way aided in the Observance OF tb'
dsy. aud especially TO those who assisted
financially AZ we'll AZ by their presenc,
and help
PEg ORDER COMMITTEE
tAsr DORSET.
Mrs Y ,gles,op, wife OF Frank Egg
lrstou. is sill very low. having been sich
for some time.
--Silss KsudaIIs youngest daughter has
been very sick with inf imm alton OF the
brain but it is hoped she is improving
Timothy Hector is very sick with the
Phthisic aud being an old man aud having
olher complications it is feared he may
never recover
- Much sympathy is felt for Jerry Nc
ID iniels as it is feared be has another can
Ger coming He had two drawn ont last
fall aud suffered terrible sgony during the
operation.
= Miss Nellie Tuobey received Web
s,ers unabridged dictionary for highest
mark in spelling and other studies at the
Albany Business College and has received
position as stenogrspher ut Newburgh.
NY
The Diamond cheese factory Is now
running to its full capacity; 1t is now re
ceiving about 8, 500 lbs. OF milk daily and
presses II or IS cheese every day The fac.
tory has made its first dividend for the sea.
500, giving its patrons seventy cents per
cwt for the milk delivered in the month
OF April.
Our road commissioner with the aid
OF some individual contributions is hav
ing n needed improvement made 10 the
road between the Depot. Hotel aud J. NJ.
Griiiith's store, 80 it is hoped hereafter
the public citizens will not have TO wade
through the surface water that comes down
East Street.
BoND,ILLE.
-Chss Jsquith teaches the village
school this summer.
Hull corn socisble next Friday even.
log Proceeds to 60 towards minister's
salary.
Frank Chsiiin has received the sp.
pointment Of Census Eaumerstor for this
district.
The new street lamps which have bt en-
lately put up, are quite an addition to the
village.
james NJ. Kendall aud L. Kendall,
aud daughter Obs, took trip to Brsttle
boro Monday.
Geo Chsfiia represents the Odd Fell
lows Lodge At Montpelier from this place,
G. b. Williams expects to attend.
Our Pastor Rev. Mr.. Wesley Of Beth
lehem, N. II. is expected with his family
TO move into the parsonage the present
week.
SUNDERLAND.
There are numb OF cases Of humps
10 this place.
F. L. Allen OF S,ratton is visiting at
G L. Bacon's.
e. q. Bacon has painted bis new house
and !, is now occupied by X. Carey.
e. q. Bacon has treated bis residence,
he Brady house, to fresh coat Of paint.
The Rev Mr.. Field is doing IN excel
mt work here by bis earnest practical ser
mons. All should attend the Sunday
services
&C. Jarvis Burd and wife OF Cambridge
\. Y spent Sunday 10 town
e B. Hard and daughters Bertha
md Bella were in town Saturday,
-Siickles Bros. have placed another ma
shine for the mann facture Of chair
'pipdles 10 their factory.
The shingle mill Of Hurd Bros. 10
low 10 sc,iye operation. and first class
article can be obtained 10 any desired
lusoiiiy either a. the mill or N r. Hurd's
tore. !
james Ms,tison orr enterprisins Inn.
,er merchant is crowded with orders for
building materials. aud the teamsters are
,us,ly employed hsulias the came TO ,
salem and Sbeshan.
-Thomss Hayes resident OF this place
or the pas, thirty years died ., the hone
4 his son Timothy MAY. 10. Mr.. Hayes
40 born pesr the city OF Dublin. Ireland. !
joining 10 this ooup.ry 10 early manhood
- resided for . time 10 Western New
io,k. Removing TO Vermont be settled
o ssndgsie, ~here be continued 10 make
.is home until the end Of life. A large
snily Of children we're born and reared