The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-08

"A large number Of strangers arrived
10 town lest week. come stopping Of The
Ws.hington hotel. Others st Wm Holleys.
the Mrs Rspts snd the Donton house.
-Ths,.ero,ses Of Memorial Day we're
CARR ed ont under the nost isvorso's clf
cumstsoces. The crowd came early WIN
Tobin brought tbs South Dorsss school
80 pupil. 10 charged Maggie Mcs.oos
teacher. Ksyes Potter brought the Dorset
Hellow school. 80 pupils. Mary Collins
,sscher. the village school 80 pupiis. o"Is
b Hook teacher. The north district teach.
er bsiog sbseo, the school come IN charge
Of Mrs Geo Edgerton. The q A NJ II 10
line .. $50. led by Rupert Cornss Band
looking finely in their new uniforms. Ano
they played finely too - thsy marched 70
the hotel TO escort Hon Justus DaFt,rpsah
e, OF the day, 10 the stand uadss the old
eln y her, Fuller Pest hes met 90 IKE o"
cssions for the past II years. Pssysr u~
offered by the Post Chaplain and choice
selection vas sung by mail quartet ccss's
,ing Of Mrs Cbss Williams. Wm holiey,
VIM Kent. Harry Sbel'oa and Con. a =
Sheldon. Dept, orders we're reed end then
the Con. introdu csd the speaker, whose
address Vas one Of the very b. st OF tne
m any good on,s We have heard on similar
occ sions. The line VAS then formed Inc
1870 children loaded wiih choice flowers,
and the march to the cemetery taken mp.
Here the iirst service was by the " q,
1t their mound erected IN memory oil ths
unknown dead. Patriotic words we're
., oxen by the lsdiSs and chAnted by the
ladies and chsntel by the quartet, but
children covered themselves with glory as
they dill the mound With flowers. recisA'
tions being given by Robert Lse, Maud
Fisher; Bell Roberts and Bernie Coan' u.
Gil sons and daughters of Veterans Ihe
,ssulsr me moris services Of the order
sers then performed aud graves decorated
chen all repaired to the school house
where . bountiiul repsst had bten provii
ded by the " re. The children occn
uisd the lower room sni the Others tue
hall, The afternoon was spent IN social
COW, rse until lime to so home and oil
felt that the day had been we'll spent. The
Post and Corps desirs to thank Mrs u ID
Sykes for arranging the flowers memorisl
Sunday and 10 Ber min Babsr for
uutiripg services in their behalf, and 10
the teachers aud children for beautiful
flowers aud their presence on the occs'
sion.
BuPERr.
seymour Hsrsood is reported to be
seriously i'll.
Mrs Marcia Beebe, our school SO
perintendeut, has completed her frat tour
Of inspection oil our schools. ~
Miss Lois Hsrwood died recently. the
funeral being held st her late home, Msy
%, Rev Mr. Even officiating.
-Abrlh,m Woodwsrd died very sud-
denly May 81. aged n. The interment
cas- at North Hebron, his iorefsth'rs be-
ina among the earliest settlers OF that h
cslity.
MIR and Mrs 8 Hillisrd OF Union town
W Washington. are visiting st Mrs Biein'.
Mr. Hillisrd will sell the saw snd grlst
mill, mschiuery and other property ct
East Rup.rt u suction June 10 81 2r n.
State superintendent OF schools, Hon
NJ s S,oae. will meet the people OF Peru
snd vicinity at the church OF Fhdsy evi
eniug OF this week, to address 'hem upon
cd ucstionsl matters.
BONNEVILLE.
Rev Mt Fsrnhsm delivered the Dec.
grafton I'D dress Il Rowsonville.
Toe ladies' Of the Methodist church
gave q reception to Rev snd Mrs Fsro.
ham, Friday evening, which vas we'll s''
tended. Refreshments we're served sod
there was . general good tine.
The wCTU hAs elected the follow
ies officers. for tue ensuing yssr. Psss.
Mrs Efas Fuller; Woe Pres. Mrs L y
chsftin. Mrs Mslioda Taylor: Secretary.
Lora williams; Treasurer, Mrs Minnie
Duane. wr
ARLINGTON
= 0ur lawyers aud some Of our citizen
arc attending coupty count 81 Manchester
Memorial Dsy services here were
quite a interesting as usnsL Hoa X hss'
tius OF Brslilsbcro delivered . very has
address, one Of the best ve ever bsvs svel
hsd.
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