The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

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DR. Chsfie. Hare God attended > nsd
icsl eonsenllop 81 Monipeller. last week.
-M-. q. NJ. 5rkss vepi 70 Bradford.
Mass. last week, 10 be sbsent Tor come
time
II. u. Kent s1 very III aud under the
DEBTORS care Sundsy aud Mo1dsy but /.
Dos improving
Mi. Grifhih aud Mise Walker. teach
ere sbd Mrs. @. u. Kent snd james sykes
attended the Rutland musical festival.
The meeting Of the Chns,isu Eudeav'
OF usiou Of Bennington Co, will be held
here Joe II. afternoon snd evening.
Rev. Mr.. Hesdley conducted met
log Monday evening. and s.s scoompsn
led 10 Rutland Tuesday by Rev. Mr.
Pratt
Albert CiabdaIl, 9 veteran Of the late
var. ~ho has been 20 feeble health Tor
some time, died u .he home Of his brother
Jaoe =.
Mrs Henry Prentiss Of Nes York and
her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs Roberts OF New
Jersey are expected to srnve home At the
Pfentiss house this week
"A full house listened with ipierest
and pleasure TO Rev Mr. HeAdley last
Sunday, afternoon aud evening The
church was decorated with choice hjwers.
The Republican voters Of Dorset are
hereby notified TO meet At the Morseschool
house on Saturd y, June IA. at SIP. IN.
TO elect three delegates aud slterostes TO
represent them ut the Republican stste
convention for the nomination Of state Off
GERS.
9 9 B. s, Knsr, Republican
q. f. GRIFFITH. rO~n Com
FAST DORSET.
Tue milk carried to the Dlanol
cheese factory III April Melted the pro
dncers 76 cents per hundred instead OF 20
cents ss stated / the last journal.
There Is talk Of game Of base ball TO
TAX. place here on Saturday between the
E.st Dorset club snd the Diamond Daisies.
b 9TH are lively local teams and some fine
playing may be expected
ARLi SGros
II. $. Rule has greatly improved his
house by painting aud putting on blinds
Mrs. Whitney. mother of q. s. Whit
ney is 10 town the guest of Mrs. Margaret
Whitney
DIR. W. $. Phillips has improved the
beauty and comfort OF his home by the
addition OF very roomy piszz,.
Mr.. Emore has had the fence remov
I'd in front OF bis house, occupied by Rev.
B. G. Soaring.
Mrs. NJ. II. Deming is attending the
he reunion at Temple Grove, Saratoga,
he present week.
The summer home Of Mr.. G. s. Whit
icy Of New York 10 process OF construc'
ion here is about completed and will soon
'e occupied by the family.
Mrs Geo. Pratt OF New York is 10
own, Rev. Geo. s. Pfatt is expected soon
o remain until after the Diocesan Conven.
Ion, June 18th.
The home OF Edmund Cullnan is
ented for the summer to Mr.. Henry Smith
I Troy N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Cullinan are
oardiug at Ira NJ Canfelds.
Mr.. Herbert Smith OF Troy. N. Y
nth bis family is expected this week to
ccupy the home OF the late Enos Can
eld for the summer.
james Garfield, son OF Prof James H.
'snfeld, Kansas University is spending
he summer with his grandfather, Rev
)r. Il. II. Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Judson OF East s
have presented very handsome
rass Leciurn to ST. James church in
,emory Of deceased children. which was
rst used on Trinity Sunday, June l.
FAST ARLINGTON.
There was qniet wedding q. the resi-.