The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29


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dance u rails our roads are qssgmiro 81
med, sods AID ,iones. Tss iaw obllgfg
the lhroxins oct Of small ,loas cree 10
two wot, !, Neglected AID car reads never
we're 10 o, bad shape ~ nov, oae q The
Jerusalem doctors ays Il the irpSn stores
had been ksp, out Of the roads Aad 80 hse
elss dono 90 them our rot rs would have
been $500 better \ lhsn thsy sre today,
bat ibeUtsHi asllaft have teor itTOan
away onsslsg sood rcAts TO be a foot desp
with mud. The sac rlai commissioner
Was here lac, week aud made up t0De "a
,ul faces accompanied with some causllc
r,insrll whether we can get State road
mohsy 10 fool away In this fashion Is doubt
fol.
AsCnrHsH PAETf N 1nE Cos
l. wai ~ttn earth looked new 10 many
Of u, y ben he harvest mcon sailed high
AID The blue Nv 1ts clear aud the sutrmn
seDtsd alr as gonily waited DER TscoDie
vail aud bills that about 20 couples a
yosug folks pulled Up sta farm houie Oh
: Red Loan Hil.n. Shouts and laughter
bfougb, tn Rob aud Jennie 10 the door
the teams were tooa On CT ever and wraps
aid asidc, then Geo snd Wait. Brock with
flidle and bar gave " Z time and away
we all weat Ia a merry oauce 10 parlor,
slttiug.room ard kichen. Ye', We stop.
ped for refreshments which were good snd
plenty, both Of tAtsbles and diinkAble,,
then merry went the dapce unill the wee
short hours Of tie ntXt day. Then bidding
Robert and Jennie good morning, b me We
went. This was 30 years ago, we were all
young tLen around the tSentits. OF that
gathering of 40 ore half are dead ard the
others arc scattered all over the country,
and never again Will ten q them zee each
other on earth. Rob aud Jennie were young
ard full OF fun. Their home was ever open
to Jolly friends. They yet live in the city
Of Jopps and II ID smsthes baggage ss,ever.
Both the musicians are dead, nine OF the
ladies are living, perhaps more, eleven Of
the gentlemen think still walk the earth.
Rob told me thst the ext spriog when he
trimmed up the lilac bushes he found about
half dozen California brandy bottles hid
In the bushes. Then he closed one eye,
shock his head and locked wlsbfully sad
and raid "they were all empty" 81 CLONE.
DORSET
Mis- Z. Louise Sy kes IL quite III at her
| home.
Mr.. Jack Bitchelder passed Sunday in
| town.
Mr.. Johp Eigleson OF New York is IN
town.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. A. Brigham Of Tole.
do, o, are here.
Mr.. John j. Campbell spent Sunday at
his home In Troy,,,N. Y.
Miss Mabel Lsdd Of Gceenh.ld, Mass,
Is guest Of Miss Jessie Sheldon.
Mr.. o. K. Whitney Of North Dorset
passed some tine In town recently.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thatcher Of Connecticut.
are at the Dorset lon for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veins Of Baltimore, Md. |
are at "0utlook villa" for the summer.
Miss Helen J. Barrows, who teaches In
Sunderland, visited here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. shpman, two
daughters and maid are here for the sum.
mer.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley has closed her
school 10 PlttsioId and returned to her
home here.
Miss George Wildwood entertained a
number Of friends st "Hsgsn Bank" CD
Saturday.
-Mrs. Clifton p. Kent Of Albany, N. Y,
with her sons Alton and Robert, is visiting
at G. b kent's.
Miss Annie 4. Connell has returned
from Proctor for the summer, accompanied
by Miss Bessie McDevitt Of Proctor.
Master Harold Clark OF Peekskill, N.
Y, Ia 10 town for the summer months, be
Ia stopping with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eagleson.
The schools 10 this village are closed.
The teachers, John Il. Hillisrd and Miss
kathryn Brennan have zone to their homes
10 Rutland and Poultney.
Michael Kelley and wife, Miss Nellie
Kelley and Thomas Kelley attended the
funeral Of their sister, Mrs. BAtchelder, in
Peru last week.
Many from here attended commerce.
men. at Burr and Burton Seminary. Miss
Msnora Edgerton and Miss Anna Tully
we're members Of the graduating class.
Among the late arrivals at the Bar.
rows House are Mr.. A. L. Roberts and
Miss N. A. Roberts OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
Mr.. @. w. Gates Of Franklin, Vt, Mr.. Wal.
ter Calhoun Of Troy, N. Y.
Toe following Is the report Of the gram
mar department. Of the village school which
closed June l6: Not absent, Ethel Judd,
Clarence Blackwell, Ernest Manley absent
one-hsli day, Mildred Weeks; one day,