The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-05-26

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and VIM. Tob.n we're called 70 Lon5oudsr'
~ Les, Saturday. - witnesses 10 isv suii.
A foot Of enc. 90 the Green Mnunisin
prtrepiea their return 10 expected. Tso
Of The uunber travelled nearly sill night
the ether. rem,iped over and reached
home about o r. N snnasy They we're
not 10 lore With the trip.
The members Of Fuller post No d,
q. A. II. ere requested 10 he 81 their post
room ., II o'clock. Sunday. Nay ~. 1872.
for the purpose OF attending services 10 .
body. The day following every comrsds
should be With bis post snd march shonl
der 10 shoulder 10 the perfernsncs Of our
solemn duty. II is sacred duty. from
which there 10 no departure. Fuller post
will assemble 10 front Of their post room
81 . o'clock sharp. when they will repair
10 corvenirnt grounds ri II. u. Kent. SC
ompsnied by Fuller W. X. O.. Granville
oorne, bard, aud oil people Who feel TO
make the day sacred 10 COMMUNICATION Of
our dead heroes There will be no depsri
ture from the accustomed services OF the
day. Hen. Leonard Fisk OF Burlington.
w., will deliver the address, and the W.
II. G. will furnish the needful supply o,
provisions. Charles Williams the vocsl
music and Granville cornet band the In
strumeutai Let ell the children be pres'
eut and 10 the line, for With them rests the
keeping Of our free institutions. and the
memory and history Of the nsiion's dead.
The s. OF ". aud people is generally are
cordially invited to join in the services.
JoHs FISHER. Post Adjutsnt.
RUPERT.
will Lewis and wife have Just taken =
gentleman bosrder. weight 10 | 2 pounds.
H. A. Bsldridgs OF Missouri and NJ.
Bsldridge OF Massachusetts, we're in town
recently. called here by the illness OF
their mother.
-Mrs. Bsldridge. who bad been Ill for
several months, quietly passed away
Saturday morning. The funeral was held
on Monday. conducted by Rev. j. d
Adam OF Manchester
KAsT DORSET.
Joseph White has removed to West
Dorset.
Charles Edgerton has recovered and u
on duty again.
Little Jerry McD.niel's is very low
with consumption.
1t ia reported that Daniel Dunn will
soon start meal and feed store 10 our vii
lsge.
We have been told that snow fell to
the depth OF 20 inches on the mountain
last Saturday.
The stormy weather has greatly hin
dered the farmers who have not finished
their planting.
-Four fishermen passed through here
.bout 8 A NJ, one day last week. on their
way to Buflum pond. They stayed three
nights and reported that it was rather
cool for fishing. We should think so.
PERU.
Nearly . foot OF snow and people rid
ng 10 church 10 sleighs WAS the rare spec'
.acle that greeted Us Sunday morning.
May %. Many farmers are entirely out Of
bay. and for three or four days there vas
much suffering among stock.
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Mason. mother Of
Mrs. VIM. B Simonds and sister Of Mrs.
D. P. Simopds. died ct her home in Vine
and, N. j., May, 10. aged rs years and 6
months.
The tides OF life's stormy sea
Are setting towards eternity
EAST ARLINGTON.
Owing TO the absence from the county
II some OF those expecting to take part the
Meeting OF the county conference OF the
churches was postponed
two weeks, to June 7tb, when the pro-
sramme given 10 the last JOURNAL will be
,srried ont.
ARLINGTON.
Memorial Day will be observed as ne,
,sl. under the charge u Dudley Post
M veterans. SOFAS OF vet rams school chill
lren and citizens, generally. are invited
% join 10 the proper observance Of the