The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-22

LEW wa ~ lfts~"1
the Bsytls, church nsIi Sunday.
-Fnsh Berilsy Of Middlsbury spens
las, ssnasy with he parents 10 this VII
lsse.
Mrs A q. ClGk Of PhilIipsburs. i.
O +, 10 vs,iss With Ms colburn snd Mrs.
whipple.
Mr.. Fancy Patton Of Danby 10 81 the
bone II bsr brother. s u Yong. fofsI
saori stay.
-Chsslss Bo.,. with bis family. bss re-
moved 10 the iep-nsu, house DeI, TO La
genes blacksmith chop.
--Atten,ion !. called 20 the sayer'isem.nt
Of the suction sale oi goods 10 the Z. D..
Duubsna store next Saturday.
The pubic library Will DO kept open
daring the winter until further notice 10
the clab room over The back 90 Saturday,
b,lwssn The hours Of 8 end 8 p. m. instead
Of { and 0 As heretofore.
While Albsr, II. Bo'siord vas Of work
last Mondsy on The roof Of building on
the premises Of the Misses Psrsons. he
fell q distance OF seven feet TO the
sround, striking on bis head and righ'
,boplder lie sustained fractures OF one oil
the booze. OF the shoulder and some oil bis
ribs wh,ch will be likely TO lay him up
Tor some time.
Cards have been issued for the mar
ri,ge OF Miss Mary @. Wilson TO Mr. Will
liam II Roberts at Zion church. Wednes'
day evening, Oct, 70. Following the cere
mony At The church there will be srecep'
ton IT the home Of the bride for which
large nun Der Of Invitations have been eis'
en-. We extend our congratulations 10
advance to the happy pair. who are among
be most popular Of our young people.
MAScuE'TgR DEPOT.
Frank Benedict has moved 10 the Ros
we'll French farm.
Mrs. Lsckey OF Boudvills Ia visiting
Mrs Monroe.
WIN. Hicks SEN. ia stSunderlsnd set.
ting up an engine Tor J. p. Williams.
Mrs. Francis wetherbes. an old resi-
dent OF Manchester, died Sunday evening,
the funeral being held at hsr late residence
on Tuesday N2p. m.
poRsEr
Miss Hattie Holley, who has kindly
rendered great assistance in the musical
line during the pa, summer. has returned
TO Troy N. Y. for the winter.
Rev. p. s. Pratt attended the meeting
OF the American Board at Pittsaeld lest
week. aud reiurped on Saturday to find
two Of his Pensioners had died during his
sbeence.
The Dorset Grange will entertain the
public Thursday eve Oct 20. with suppe'
N usic, recitstions 40. to which . small I'D
mission fee will be charged. A cordial in,
yitstion ia extended to all
C. w. Fsrwell il conerstulsting him
self in the recent improvement on bis dwell
lima house. The Fuller Warren Co.. OF
Troy has through lis agent, II. @. Sim
mons OF North Bennington, placed steam
heater in the cellar which heats the whole
house above sud below aud does its work
perfectly.
Edna j.. wife Of Plynn Stsnnsrd died
Oct 16. aged % years. The funeral was
held on Saturday aud was largely stten
ded. Several near relatives OF the deceas.
cd we're old soldiers and many OF the q.
A. r. post we're present Much sympathy
ia expressed for the family end for the bus
band so early bereaved.
WIN. J. Fuller Post, u. A. r. have
engaged Prof st. John Of Saratoga Sps. ia
give IN illustrated lecture on the scienc
Of Astronomy ct theirhs on Saturday eve
He gives rsrs opportunity 10 see one Of
best entertainments ever given 10 this
place. One hundred scenes are thrown
upon . screen Of nsarly 100 square feel
with . large stereopticon.
-D,sns, widow OF Rufus Lake, passed
,vay after long illness in the afternoon
Of the 10TH. aged 81 years. The funers
wss held on Saturday and was lar rely st
tended by friends from this and Other
towns. Our pastors remarks we've yer,
appropriate. and favoriie hymn OF ihe de
ceased. In the sweet bye aud bye" VA
touchingly rendered by the choir with
| William Kent A. organist. The Post IN :
body escorted the funeral procession to
the cemetery and retained With the hisndi
10 the late home OF the deceased.
p,sT DoRslf
Farmers sic husking their corn snd
report big c,op.
| Marshall Brophy Of Troy vas called
here last week to attend the apersi Of hi
brother.
4 A much needed rain hiss ii lest put II
an spppsrarce. We need lots OF II to 81
the streams and springs for winter.
| The big squash Of Mr.. Sykes. men
l,ioued Ia the lest JOURNAL has been bcatel
here. ozro Bufinm raised four tbs
weighed li3 pounds. tho largest weighing
81 IL pounds,
-Alorz, Brophy died last Tussds,
eve ,ng after eight mouths Of severe suf
ieripe. At fret be expressed desire 4
recover but siierwsrd lonsed for death /
end bis ,ufsrinss Al his funeral bi