The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-10

. ,hor, time siuoe Of the siekness and
d.sisaf Eausrd Bo~msn 81 Rnilsnd u
.u hsppy TO state ,hs, Mr. bosnsa. 81
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Of. b.s recovered from dsossffas siises
ppssmonis
Mira Bssis Of ROyshon. Mass. 10 v's'
nias her brother q. W. Bstet Charles
Baker il also 10 town TOT the sessop.
The pablic soci.bls 81 the home o.
Rev. r. s.. Pratt Thursday eve. ss
sres, .uecess, large uumbef being pres
ent
Our to~psmsn. s. II. Hollsy. has been
III Tor several days. and biz daughter Hat
lis md sous Fred aud Frsnk have been
called home 10 consequences.
An orange socisble will be given 81
the @. A. Il hall on Thursday eve. Mar
IL, by the ladies Of the W re Adm's'
sion 10 cents. All ere cordially invited.
Miss Alta walker closed her school
last Friday and entertained her pupils The
same evening 81 the home Of her sister,
Mrs. sexton. II va. a very pleasant oc'
casion.
On the eve ing OF Feb 2ash fifty OF
our ciiizeps met 81 the hospitsbie home Of
Homer A, Williams 10 remind him and bis
sstimsble wife that IL was the 32nd am
piversary OF their welded life. The home
stead itself has many pleasant associations.
|, WAS settled shout 100 yesrs ago and wss
the birth place and home OF Alfred Field
and bis children, and later Of Oliver Gil
bert aud family and still later OF Bsrvey
Hodge and for the past "a years OF so The
home OF Mr.. Williams, descendant oil the
Keuts, and ,lill the Hospitality OF the
place has not lsssened. the latch string IL
always out. As the visitors drew up 10
the house they found that they had not
surprised the host. lights flashed from
every window. Being self invited guests
the ladies we're prepared to assist IN the
refreshments. quite number Who would
have been present being detained by Ill
ness. II proved to be avery pleasing
social event and was heartily enjoyed by
oil. After supper the assembly WAS called
to order by l.. =. Snyder and Mr.. Will
lisms made speech OF some length APP
propriste to the occasion and closed by
thanking one and all for this third re
EN- berance. there having been two pre-
yious gatherings Of 8 similar nature. Z.
B, Kent followed with one OF bis chsrac'
teristic speeches, calling ont laughter and
cheers from the listeners. he referred 10
the changes and progress OF the past ~
years. Wm. Holey iinslIy responded TO
repeated calls by reci,ing Viii tiers Bar
bara Frietchie, which is ever new. The
singers present sang several selections
closing. the evening with Home, Sweet
Home"
John Thompson is moving to West
Rupert.
Meeting Of the W. G. 7. U. this week
with Mrs. Maria Beebe.
Henry Bsrden and wife have com
menced housekeeping.
Rev. W. Even preached at the Con.
sregstional church last Sabbath and will
preach next Sabbath.
BONNEVILLE.
Town officers: Moderator. A. l.. Weth'
erell: Clerk and Treasurer, G. b. Williams;
Selec,men, yespation Benson. Solomon
Johnson, George W. Barnard; Superinten'
dent, s. Bert Taylor; LIST, Constable, jas
per G. Benson; Overseer Of Poor, George
+. Slsde; Listers, Herbert johnson, s.
Bert Taylor, James NJ. Kendall; Town
Agent, B. G. Benson; Auditors. Cephss
williams, Jonas Hill, Henry F. Duane.
Town voted 100 cents on the dollar to
pay town expenses. and 30 cents on the
dollar for repairing Highways
SYNDICATE
Town officers: Moderator, A Y Turn
ner; Clerk. nj z Hurd; Treasurer. NJ u
Hurd; Superintendent, @ q Hamilton;
Selectmen. James Mattison, W @ Peck,
and Timothy Hayes; Constable. Frank
Lam per; Overseer, VS. Bentley; Listers,
Edward Hayes. George Skidmore and
Layton Bentley; Agent, W s Bentley.
Tax voted, rs cents.