The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-11

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-Gse. ". Bsksr and viie. 81 wsshts
,os lee hare besa visiting if.ess. Ia Ma
! oasseits
M. Drnion Is attending tbe Grsr
Lodge. meeting 81 Darlington and Mr.
Daston 10 visiting Der sister 10 Brsadoi
VIII the person Who found . blar
md white double vol shawl. Decorate
Day. rlesse leave !, Of the Dorse. posl
otiee.
DIR Hsrueod attended the meeting {
The s,ste medical society q, Moptpclis
sod Vas elected one Of the officers OF ID
society.
DIR. q. Q. Liddle has been sppointe
! U. s. penaou examiner 10 place Of ID
Jennings, resigned. aud goes to Bsnnins
Ton every Wednesday.
Mrs. Williams, who for the last fev
years has resided win her daughter Mrs
Baker at Washington Ian. hes gone I,
live With her dsushter who resides IL
Massachusetts,.
The exercises. Memorsl Day. though
without notice 10 last weeks Journal
sere Of unususl interest. Especially 81
VAS the address NJ the folloxing resolu
tions adopted unanimously by Wm. J.
Fuller Post show;
Whaes: We. the undersigned Past
Com msnders OF WIN. j. Fuller Post No.
SO. g. A. X OF Dorset. W.. we're appoint.
ed . committee 10 drsit resolutions con
veying to Mr.. w. W. LaPoint Of Barre.
W. their thanks for his services on Mem
orisl Day 1891 and.
Whereas; We deem it duty Is well ~
. privilege TO express our appreciation
publicly through the press. - we'll ~ upon
our records. therefore be 1t
Resolred. That we hereby convey 10 Mr..
LaPoint our earnest thanks for bis mos.
admirable address upon that occasion. and
that we do cbeerfully commend this Son
Of . Veteran to the member OF the q. A.
II. and to the Posts IN this Department. rs
an earnest, eloquent, patriotic and thought
ful young man, and worthy their consider,
alton as Memorial Day speaker. be hav
Jog rendered us most excellent service and
given great satisfaction.
Resolred,, That this preamble and reso'
lutions be spread upon our records,
copy furnished the Manchester JOURNAL
for publication and an attested copy be
forusrded by the Adjutant to Mr. LsPoint
at bis home 10 Barre, VI.
W. X. DUNToN,
q. II. WILLIAMS Com.
EZRA NIcHor.s.I
DR.. Beebe and son ofSpsrta. Wis, are
in town.
Mrs. A. NJ. Flower is very i'll will lit'
tie prospect Of improvement.
George dragon fell from building
aud broke his arm on Monday.
F A. Sheldon has completed his barn
aud is building an addition to bis house
The attention Of farmers is called to
The advertisement Of the foe Percheron
horse Pantecote. They make the finest
draft horses in the world aud will greatly
improve our common stock.
EAST DORSET
Patrick Lovett has bought the Viii.
lam Lsndon farm.
-Freedlys mill and quarry have been
hut down. How long they will remain
die we do not know. but hope it will not
% long.
w. II. Beebe has bought the Austin
add farm 10 North Dorset Perhaps
henry intends to make good use Of the
'ond. 1t would make . nice place for sum
ner boarders.
There was heavy frost last Friday
aorning which committed great havoc
mong the early corn and potatoes. James
Ieebe seems TO have suffered more than
ny one else here.
Mrs. W. O. Landon will start nett
eek for Tennessee where her husband and
augh have been for some time and
here, Mr.. Landon writes, Re is doing
ell. Their household goods will be sold
public suction at their house 10 the
,uth village. next Saturday, June 10. at
p. IN. A. L. Bowen auctioneer.
SUNDERLAND
Robbie, the young son OF j. W. Hnlett
as badly bitten on the arm recently by 4
o. belonging TO Lewis Hill. and the /
ound was dressed by DR.. Clark Of Airing !
10. The dog has been killed. c
EAST ARLINGTON. 4
Mrs Henry Wilder Is visiting at P. @
'ilder'r.
"A party from here attended the races
Cambridge last week
Hon. J. Il Judson has gone to. Maine
, fishing expedition.
Miss Nay Stakeholder and brother
tent Sunday 10 Bennington.
Mrs. Seth Warner aud Miss Ge,tie
obipson we're In Troy last Monday.
Miss Lottie Shepard who has been on