The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-17

{ "Wednesday tslias viib him bis niece
Mas Mary sllsoh. vAo erreeis 10 rensiE
.s The West fof 40 sriesdsd risli With be-
ffiends
The snrp.i neeisss Of The w Q. II
Z. sill BE- held vaa Mn ssssIl Bosrr
90 Saturday sfs1rnooe Of ; O'clock IL y
hoped thai every member vili be preset
Is %, only ere the ensorr for The essuins
year 10 bs elected DO, slso The dsl'sste'
10 Tho State Con,ssiioa {, be held soos u
81 JohssbBry.
The popular gar drains. "Loysl Moui
tslncers dress good house ., Esssbrook
Opera nsuse les, Wednesday night snt
gave coed satisfaction. The character
sere generally veil taken. some Of thea
being better than the came chsrseter'
vher u vas put 90 by locsl isleni.severs
yesn ago. while others wtte Dot rs good
al least this was ths general verdict, ye
i, may be cosnied ssueecss tia no.
play ADD slssys creates great iniefes
whenever it is produced.
-E.isrhfook who leased the right, Z
cell oyster. sod other reffesbmenls 81 sh'
fair "a. oblige to close bis place at nooi
Of the third day While many buggy PEG
pie we're 10 waiting. because the Oyster
which be bsd ordered add which Should
have beeu received 10 the morning did DO
srnye until 8 ,, d. Hs bad Telegram
that they had b.ee shipped 10 season snt
be thinks the fault mutt be With the Ell
press CON pshy. He made every effort Il
supply The crowd Of people aud bad ,h'
oysters arrived ~ season he could hsy,
done so
nASCHE TER DErOf
Mn. Clark Woodcoek. almost III
long resident Of this tos1. died buudal
afternoon Of the age of seventy sir She re
turpei iIom Brsitlrbo,o July b 10 s,tenC
70 home aud business 81 .irs but bad onll
been here a week when she received fall
90 the pi.zz,. breaking her thigh vhict
resulted 10 her death. after eight weeks o.
intense suffering. She was Of = cbearfnl
sunny disposition, one who never grove
old, q friend aud comforter to the poor
and her children will deeply feel and
mourn her loss OF such 1t can only be
said:
"Fold her hands gently over her breast,
As ye lay her away TO sleep.
Filled Is her mission Of labor aud love,
She has gathered her golden ~hest
Mrs. VIM SenDott OF South Dorset died
last Saturday, aged 80 years.
Clark Gray Of Townshend Hsrbor,
Mass is visiting relatives 10 town.
Mrs. Martha Combe has spent several
weeks with her auots, the Misses Gray.
Mrs Hulburd aud daughters Of Obi
csgo are visiiug friends in Dorset and
Rupert.
Miss Minnie Prentiss left on Monday
to spend a weak with her sister 10 New
York.
Mrs John Vance Cheney aud dsugh
ter OF Californis are spendinga few months
with Miss Vance ct the "Hemlocks."
A large number OF Dorset people att
tended the funeral OF Mrs Geo. jerks at
1t Ess. Rupert, on Sunday. The deceased
Was greatly loved by large number OF
friends and will be sadly missed.
For several months Mrs. VIM Msnley
was nearly helpless from rheumatism in
its worst form but is now fully recovered.
She attributes her recovery to Paine's
Celery Compound, at least that is the only
medicine that seemed to do her any good
Return Underhill died 10 Wallingford
Sept. 10, sged 81. His remains were
brought to Dorset, his former home. His
widow. son George and children, Charles
aud Helen and two brothers from Ohio,
Charles and Nathan we're present ct the
funeral.
RUPERT.
George Jenkins comes to the front
with pound boy but Frank Baker has
The call with one that weighs 10 pounds.
Mrs. Vets who has been whiting in
town for few days returned to her home
in Pawlet on Thursday.
Mrs. Harriet Nelson OF pawlet died at
the home Of her sister.in.law Mrs. A. Mel
son In West Pawet, Sept. 10, aged 50
BARNUMyILLg.
A gathering OF old people was held
Nov. G. 1890. and q corrected list contains
The names aud date OF birth Of 10 persons
who were 10 years old or over, and living
residents Of Manchester at that date
Since than seven have been taken away by
death. Wall there he 10 residents OF
Man chester OF that age on the 9th day Of
Nov. 1912 This is 3 question that is ffe'
auen,ly asked with such evident desire to
get correct answer that | respectfully
request any and all persons whose 10th
occurs between Nov. 6, 1890 and
Nov. o, 1891 to send me name aud date OF
birth by postal or letter, also any who may
have moved into town and Intend to reside
here Who are 70 years old or over. A full
aud corr.c, list is very desirable. II ]
should live until Nov G. 1895 and have my
health l shall make a strong Effort to have
another social witt and correct list OF
Ihst date.
J. L. McNAuoHTos
SUNDERLAND
Mr.. aud Mrs Aiber, Z. Bowen wish
o express. through the Journal, their sin
ere aud heartfelt thanks TO their friends
md reiehbors for the mlpy kind acts aud