The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-22

- CAssies Eiserton us obliged 10 lea.
hs 10, ., F,eeslsy's lsss vest. be hsip'
gate va 9Th heart resbss
Mr.. siis.y wahiss ssd liiils dsss
tef ~ N Bsulinston. 70 va,iitx be, M ~
81. Ma Curtis Bal Ia
Howard Frsediey ssd viis. Ctsrle'
Fre~dlsy ssd Mr.. J, X Preediey rsturset
10 their bone 10 Philadelphia lsst week.
W. II. Bsbes resolved vord = iev day,
ago sra5ancins the dssth Of his siste,
Esther Bebee Falier. Mrs., Fuller lived
Ia Hipsdsls. Ill where she ven. soms
yssrs ago. She vii be greatly uissed 10 the
to.n where she lived. She leaves .
husband aud = grsun mp daughter.
KurEKr.
A new dwelling is going up on The
Bibbard place 10 be occupied by Mrs
Sarah Moore.
The Grange ball 10 nearly completed
and II is expected that ito dedication will
be 9 potable event
Mi. Dell Mccall 10 teaching our
scbool fer The fourth term. She has bed
splepded success heretofors snd this term
will be no exception.
Church repairs are 10 Commence 10
earnest, the frst Of next week.
Mrs. Hspsoods brother, from Colo,
RADIO 10 msking her . visit
e. W. BHro~s and family OF Dorset
called on friends here last week.
No school yet 10 Dist. No. l. the com.
nit.ee q. M Russell, failing to fnd .
teacher
Frank and Harry wymsn are in Wash
ngton, the only "Peruviens" st the Ms,
iousi encsmpmeut
Mrs. John Adams bs, rose bush
Queen OF Paris) 10 blossom 81 this date
beautiful rose IL inches 10 circum
ersnce.
BONNEVILLE.
- Rev. G l.. Sutton was happily suri
,rlssd recently upon receiving . new bsrI
ess for his horse Is . token OF esteem
nd good will from company OF the vide
wake young men Of Bondville. God bless
be boys.
The fair, last Thursday. was . success,
9th Is On exhibit OF the the products OF
be town, aud q regards attendance. there
ein9 . large gathering OF people. the ma.
'rity OF them from other towns. Winhall
ways takes the lead on cattle and the
how. IN this respect woold have done
edit TO any county fair. There was also
fair show Of horses and colts. and ia the
apartment Of vegetables and farm pro
nets. The ladies also made very credii
BILE display 10 their department. The
eston Coroet Band and Msnch ester De,
It Drum Corps we're present and made
enty Of very acceptable music.
sANDGATE
= Miss Gslipo Of Bennington 10 visitirg
r parents At this place.
- School began IN Dist. No. 2 last week
,ndsy, Miss Maud Mesrs, teacher.
Mrs Hannah Slsde who has been
ending the summer with her daughter
%. Agnes Clark, st Acworth, N. II. re,
med Sept. IL. Master Millsrd Vstsl 90,
npsnied her.
W. H. Hoyt former resident OF this
Sn. who has been passing the summer A
West Arlington, left on Friday last to
sept . position as teacher 10 . private
TOOL in New York city. His sister Miss
rrie, who has been spending the sum
r vacation at Mrs. G. II. Buck in West
|ington, left three weeks since for .
ii among friends in Sandy Hill. NY
J Ocean Grove. N J. Sc will rejoin
! brother 10 New York the latter part oil
otember, and resume her duties ~
cher in Dr. Heiclenfelds Institute.
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STATE NEWS.
We have ust seen . letter written 10 >
rmont Soldier BY Msjor General Hors
@. Wright, U. 8. A., who commanded
Sixth Army corps, and whose nsme u
II known TO ell Vermont soldiers, and
, following kind words from their bel
ed and highly respected ocrps commap
We are sure will be received With great
asure by the veterans OF the Old Yer.
ut Brigade: To the Vermont troops Of q
J Sixth corps. that corps. is indebted ip
Ugh degree for the brillispt service il
and ] should be glad il / could
e each and every one Of the regiments
m thst State, TO their officers and men,
need OF praise they have 80 well
Iited. These words coming from such
authority. is the highest I
Use that any soldier Gu d hope 10 rel
VI.
Kiplins bas secured bis archii
. plsns fer that cottage on the BslesI
farm, near Brsttleboro. II will cost
900 and the work Of erecting IL will be
10 next winter.
BE WIS E| |
AND CALL AT