The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-21

sha vess spvste1 W pxrists 81 their sssfis'
nlos AlssSash 10 these chs vsrs ps~srr'
si tie fefmstsor a the efsanisstion "
tesss sse there ~ss shsds 81 ssaness %
.s rccalled Tho Easy sbscns faces beth Of
the Peat ana ia ssIiiisry, Tbs Rsiss Corps,
so~ lol1ed 10 thu army on the other shors.
". shoushs that they might b With - 10
stlri, however. After 80 hour spent 10 90
eAal in,&rccurss . bssp,ifal supper Vas
served by The ladies Of the Reiisf Corps,
After which the people we're seated and 10
ssnse 10 the rcsdinx al patriotic pieoes By
TOO Of cor bright school boys, after thai
he spwch mskitg began and for time The
cont sdes forgot hat 90 many years bad
passsd asd we're bows again and RECALLED the
sudssnce with thrilling accounts OF their
sYpsfiepces during The days -hen The,
we're together nsbii1g the bsstles Of our
ceuatry. The Commander conducted th'
Exercises 10 AZ inspiripg snd cordial man-
rer ard We could hardly keep back feel.
| ing Of regret that he WAS not made deacon |
years ago. Remarks were made BY the To- |
vi ed guests and ere We we're aware The
bapds Of the clock were close 10 u and then |
many q remembered We we're no longer
young. We feel too much praise eannot be
given this organization. IL has been IN Cd |
eator for our bows and Girls, and though |
i,s members are growing less year by year |
AID must continue TO do 70 from this on
Its Ia fiuerce will 20 on for generations to
Gene and win be largely Instrumental 10
%, king better citizens OF the future BOYS
sca girls 10 closing We would not forget |
20 mention the lnstrurnsntsl music BY some |
d our noted planists, which added greatly
TO the pleasure Of the evening The great
applause attending the repeated encores /
showed 40 Apprecistive audience.
EAST DORSET.
Christmas service will be held In I'm.
ion church Sunday evening at 7.3o O'Clock.
--Christmas tree exercises tor the Sun
iav school Glass OF Union church will be |
held In school hall Saturday evening, Dec
2srd, 'O5. All are cordially invited.
--Peleg Edgerton, an old and respect
d resident OF this villsge died on Tuesday
evening Dec. 18th, Of pneumonia, after an
illness Of less than two weeks.
--Giving service was observed 10 Union |
church last Sunday. Songs and rotations
we're given BY the children, after which .
boz was filled and sent to the poor child
rem OF New York city. A beautiful ser.
mon ."How The People Can Help Their
Pastor" WAS also given BY the Rev. Ar.
Brown.
--Issac Dryden from New Brunswick 10
10 town.
Miss Lula BArdwell went to Spring.
deld, Mass, last week for . few weeks
stay.
Joshua Conant has sold his farm to n.
J. Hapgood and VIC understand Mr.. Con-
ant has bought place In Londonderry.
Mr.. George B, whitney from West
Springfield, Mass.. IL expected to spend
Christmas with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. whitney,
-Oitentimes Peru has been called the
banner town. In early DAYS 1t Was the
banner town 10 educational matters; later
a sending forth into the world outside 40
exceptional class Of young people. Now
It 10 the banner town for not containing
single person, 80 far ~ known, who has
expressed anything but disgust and horror
It the legalized homicide Of . crazy, de-
yeperate woman. Peru ID also the banner
Owl, 90 far % heard from, In not having
In eight any patent medicine or such like
advertisements.
SUNDERLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MAttison are visit
log friends In town.
More snow would be welcome 20 that
We could get up our winter wood.
The measles are troubling the children
and 1t looks a. though our Christmas tree
would have to Be postponed for time.
After = long delay the new steel
bridge ID now In place for the travelling
public to cross the river near Z. 8. Pixies
We hear that Mr.. Thomas Purdy Of
Manchester, and Miss Maggie Alexander
we're married in Newark, N. j., yesterday
he goth inst. Congratulations.
ARLINGTON.
w. n. Hard, who has been quite III Is
able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Stakeholder were In
Troy and Albany, Tuesday.
Mrs. N. II. Dunton aud Mrs. George
Howard spent Saturday 10 Ben ningtoB.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Smith Of New
York have been In town for few days.
Mrs. z. N. Lsthrop and Mrs. E. Long
spent Wednesday and Thursday 10 Troy.
Miss Lsuretta Marble Of New York, is
In town and expects to remain several
weeks.
". S. CulIinan and wife, Of Bennington
spent Spent Sunday with his father, z. O
Cullinan.
Mrs Loie Smith OF Aauch Chunk, Pa,
and sister, Mrs. Lfman Of Boston, recently
visited Mrs. T. Hard Of this village.
Miss Mauds Adams has returned After
1, absence OF several weeks Id Troy, n.
y, and Adams, Mass.
The New England Telephone c. are
placing the poles and stringins wires and
exp, CT to complete the work 90 ~ TO have
the line ready for use this week. 4
SOUTH sHAyTsBuRr.