The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08

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pills ier torpid lit,r.Si Ill irregularities,
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-Mn A. A. Norton Of 0fsn.ilie 10 .,
iendsd The Memoris EIerel,es
Miles Laura Tovsley OF Manchester
Ctpter sss 10 tOvb iev days recently.
The nonr sold by william willisn'.
Sons scene 10 sire ubiVerlsl satisfaction.
Ire Sheldon sud Mlss Nellie saeldon
Of RDpen we're recent guests oil George
Williams.
--Miss Sarah BossB o, E.s, Doise, b..
been Thi,ipg her friend, M. Made
Fisher.
Miss Harriet Holley has returned 10
Der Dorss. home having passed the win,cr
10 Troy.
The Womat's Foreign Missionary
Meeting is 10 be held With Nj. Sykes
Thnrsd.y sissrooon.
Mrs. NJ. A Cites Who has been 10 the
Yves, several months for her health suiv
ed 10 town Jnue fret
Mrs. NJ. q. Walker and Ernest Wal
81 Manchester were guests OF Mrs. AL
bert Roberts, Memorial Day.
Charles Phelps aud wife Of South Dorss,
recently spent few days VITA Mr..
Phelps sister. Mrs. Herrick 10 Dandy.
The lec.ure by W. W. Llpoints,
Mordsy evening on Fortune Huutins"
vas foe aud more should have heard it,
-George Gilbert and family returned
rom Chicago, June first. They will IS
susl remain here through the summer.
Mrs. McDssvit and Miss Carney OF
'roo'or who have OF lste been guests OF
heir sister Mrs. Conuell. returned last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Belden ind two chill !
rem oil Putnsm N. Y. have been passing
few weeks with her sister. Mrs. Elisha
harrington. i
-Mrs. #. NJ. Collins, who has been 10 1
rsnville, N. Y. several months for treat n
ens. reached her Dorse. home last week
ach improved in health.
--Rober, Lee OF Burr and Borlon Semi n
'ry came TO Doreei May tbirtietb. He
IS among the number who reci,ed on -
at day and biz selection was well receiv D
!.
The lecture by Mr. L.point, May 80. D
IS q mastery production and q great D
'st to Gil fortunate enough to hear il. =
lie speaker was the guest OF Capt. Geo.
Weeks during bis stay in Dorset.
The program for Memorial Day was Of
~ successfully carried ont. The day =,
q fine, there was = very large attend
ce, the Granville band was on hand iu 81
cd season and gave very fine music.
out $50 school children we're 10 attend =
90 10 charge Of their teachers. After y
rching 10 the stand on the grounds OF
B. Kent the exercises were opened NJ
ID vocal music BY the choir. assisted by .
". Harrington and vile. Harry Shell
D. Mr.. Linsley. Fanny Holley, Frank
Hey and others who come up from
~ to spend the day, where things are
,e to their liking. The orator OF the
;, Mr.. W. W. Liaoint spoke for two
Ire, holding the large audience spell =
ind. He spoke OF every man who en- =
ed from Dorset. giving him bis proper
vice with history OF his regiment end
,pApy and showing a very remarkable
nory. 10 say that be gave perfect
sfsciion would be no more than the
ID. The decoration OF so soldiers ~
yes 10 ten different cemeteries was per ID
ned by the comrades. A bountiful
ner was provided by the w. r @. for
oh they have thanks, also the band
speaker, The school children, Mr..
i for use OF grounds and also oil who
'ribu,ed 10 any way to make the day
Iccess.