The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-04

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ul Miss y.uoe is 'peadias les zee
IN 10 Bo,toD.
o1 -Mn Dr. Harso1d is visiting rels'Iv
90 10 Gres1stoh
'" Basic Dartan CANE home from Poe
y osy tor Memorial Day.
~ Mr.. sui Nh. Eimnud Roberts ha
~, moved into the CnsBdaII house,
,t Mis- Fanute A Cook Of waIIinsi ot
A. is the guest Of Ms, Die Conoel
i MIR Possio wbo moved 10 Gens Fol
10 the spnas, Is making bis tfieuds bel
g. brIei visit
d Mr.. and Mrs. c, r. Reed and MI
u Backlin Of Manchester have been spendlD
some time with Mrs billiard,
MIR. Cowau Of West Deer6sld, Mass
u preached =, the church Sunday. It lie u
dersto ID be Is to preach again next Su
e day,
George PreniIss and Mr. Had, nu
i also Miss Janet ptentlss Of Nes Yark city
. Miss Aouie Bourn Of Youkers, n Y al
a. the Dlr.el Lon
. -MsIl v. Il. Duuton sud wife are ID
+ vi dsor Tor ie. days attending the Al
DUAL Clnvocstlon Of tue Grand Cnspter OIL
the E,slern Star, Mr.. Donton being orc
Of The Grand Officers
The Central Cash Store has dlscon
tinusd issuing their premium cards, but
will pay premiums 90 all cards now ont
and will continue punching them until
July 10. when all cards must be 10.
Among the out Of town visitors on
NJ mo,al Day were Harry SHELDON Frauk
AMI Fred Holley, Miss Hattie Holley Of
Troy, DR.. T. l. Dunning Of Greenwich,
Miss Louise Simouds and LOUIS Orvis Of
/ Manchester.
DR. ". Il Barrett. Scientific Opt
cisu, who is nov at the Colburn House,
anchester Centre, will be at Dorset for
one week, commencing Moldsy, May s
Consultation aud examination Of the eyes
free.
-Mrs. George Btrrows and son left
town My Goth to JON Mr., Burrows 10 the
AdIrondscks where they are 10 pass the
summer. Mrs Bradford. mother Of Mrs
B,trows, will spend portion OF the sum
mtr 10 Granville, n Y,
Token a 10 all, the Observance Of
Meme flsI Day" has never 10 the opinion |
of the public, been more appropriately car
II ID ont 10 Dorset than 1t was last Satur
lay. The q. A. Il and Relief Corps were
out vi full lsuks, the Post under Com
msnder Towtley the Corps With Mrs, Dun
ton, the President 10 charge. The newly
organized Camp Mi Warren Il. Dunton,
No IA, Sons oil Veterans Sam W Duntou
Captain 10 comm and, added very much TO
sion. We hail their advent, and wish them
{ be success the organization 30 richly de
serve. The Band was from West Pswlet
and it proved most excellent for the ser
vice. The public schools, IN Ter their
teachers we're present in force, q large con
course Of interested citlz joined the
patriotic orders. and under the able Mar
shsl OF the Day, Oomrade Robert Black
ormed a most imposing procession. The
at the stand were OF an unusual
y interesting character. The address by
Rev. w. A. Warner OF Pawlet was a most
otensely patriotic and thoughtful produc
ion, delivered 10 very enthusiastic and
eloquent manner; it evidenced careful pre-
,station, thorough historical research aud
more general commentator than
10y address ever delivered here on Memo
Ial Day A volunteer choir under Mr.,
has. n Williams furnished some excel
ent IN -io at the stand aud 10 the GENE
cry |, If generally remarked that ID
roc .seion WAS the finest, tue attendance
be largest, an the cerem onIes OF more
eneral utter st than ever before. The cd
re bsence OF roSdyisn is sat ct for
ongrslulati n to the Post aud Corps, who
iscoutage all eudencles 10 that direction
he ,1atclses OF the Post At toe cemetery
ere OF the usual Gu rscter. save that the
ous OF Veterans participated 10 the rltusl
tic work. Tue Corfs decorated az ever
rren ladder With appropriate cerem onies,
J which the sons and daughters Of mem
era OF the organizations took pa /
foIloss; Mande Fisher, Bessie Dun
%, Bernard Conuell Belle Roberts, Rob
It Lee sud Barnice Sheldon TIE Efforts
the G A. X aud Corps are generously
ipperted by patriotic public, aud
lapEs are gratefully returned TO ell who
'sIs ed 10 any degree to the success OF
ls exercises
Mrs. X. DtYouog, Middlettrs, Ia,
rites | have used Ooe Minute Cough
nra for siX Years. both for myself snd