The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08
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.4 The lob printing department. y the JouASu.
OfJ1tE q receiving additions almost GAily n urs
styles u type, card stock, pspsrs, ETC. Tie ppid
grgRth II the branch q ogr business hAs been
saeA az e. warrant he expenditure 81 = SUM SUI
hccut 10 place oar once GA az equal footing With
To, best In the STATE, and b. keep fally NJ With
the tin,es arc constantly adding tht latest de-
signs 10 nov type a. thoy appear ia market --
There Is no o'sss - JOB printing required by our
business community that We are Dor able 10 exc
cute 10 she best mauasE.
Joseph HArsood 4 this town, a lad abou.
fourteen years q ago, was arrested Monday, on
| complaint II Superintendent whito Of tito Ben
ningt0n Rutland Railroad and taken into ousio-
dy by Constable Smith Young Harsood seems
~ possess uHooBtrollabie passion ~ evil and
/ u late has been amusing himself By placing Oh
struouons apon The raiieaad track, with tho hope,
80 be said, II seeing tbs cars sulAsl, up. lie &C
kn0vludgos setting hrg 70 the barn recently burn
/ cd beion.ng 10 NJ. Hawley, and his Sdoptuess al
thioSiug is quite remarkable in one - young
| Altogether lac Is al excellent subject Tor the
wholesome discipline tie state Ioform School,
which insutudon lac is about to easor.
/ yERMoSr AND salFrsBUnT Association
4 Vermont and SALISBURY Association AZ Bap'is,
/ Churches, held IT, l4th anniversary with the BAp-
tist Church at Factory Point, August 28 and "a.
The Association as it, name mpes, was form
crly two. The SALISBURY Association was form.
cd in 1850, aud held its first meeting IN Shafts.
bury, June ilth, 1881. From lite COMMENCEMENT
II increased in size until 1917, 1924 and 1925 when
it embraced IS churches within its limits From
lsa5 1t decreased ia Size, owing 10 the formation
Of other Associations, until il contained but five
churches, viz ist HuosBic, list Bennington, 2ad
Remington, SALISBURY aud Manchester. II Las
contained at different times 81 churches, situa-
ted in what are nov seventeen counties 10 three
different states, including also, five churches In
Upper Canada, beyond Niagara Falls. The Yer
mont Association was formed in Manchester, IN
! 1855, 'in Elder Joseph Cornell's barn" This
Association extended to the north. II contained
in 1890, 20 churches. This number was reduced
by tho dismissal q ohurohos 10 other Associa-
tons so that in 1854 il contained but 10 churches
ia Rutland county. IN 1855 the two Associations
united, and held their first joint anniversary in
Bennington. The new Association in 1855 con
sisted Of 10 churches, aud / ,476 members; 1t nov
comprises II churches, aud 600 members.
Al rs last meeting, q. A. Thomas, d. D., was
Moderator; W. II. Rags, Clerk; poa Norman
Bottum, Assistant Clerk. and Doa. j. Taylor
4 Treasurer.
The annual sermon MAS By W. Il Rugg, from
Matt OBS. Other sermons were preacbedby Rev
c. d. W. Briagoman, D. D. Of Albany, from Ps
81 81 and Rev W. $. Apsoy, from Gal 400
Wednesday afternoon devoted to the reading
Of the letters from the churches, was an unus.
ually interesting rcssinn Doa, ". T. Hawka, Of
, North Bennington, exhibited to the Association
tho original records Of the first Baptist church
constituted IN tho state, which was organized IL
SALISBURY, august, 70 latter End"
From the letters il appeared that 81 had been
received to the churches by baptism, making a
net gain In the association Of 49, Res N Cyr
agent Of be "pans Religious Tract Society, gave
on Wednesday evening al interesting account Of
the work o. God az the Paris Exposition.
The weather was pleasant during the meeting
Che hospitality Of the people OF Factory Point
generous, the services wero all interesting and
The occasion long to be remembered BY all pros.
ent' Tho noxt Anniversary will be at Benning
ton on the last Wednesday and Thursday Of Al.
gust, 1863
Tho Vermont aud SALISBURY Sabbath schoo
Convention, mot on Tuesday, August 25th at I
IPM -...
Roy n. Tobiu was elected President Dea. N
] Bottum, Secretary. Rev H. Burehard preached
the sermon, from Marx l9l3; "Aud they brought
young children TO him that he should touct
them" The various Sabbath schools connected
with The Convention reported their condition on
Tuesday afternoon and "Wednesday morning o.
Tuesday evening was devoted to speeches b,
Beys T. Tobin, ~ Cyr and r. +. Jones, anc
Brethren r. c. Whito Of Bennington, Wm. d
Burton Of Manchester. Rev r. Tobin spoke OF
Sunday school Requisites on Tuesday morning
The addresses on Tuesday evening we're inter
spersed with excellent music and rocitAtons from
the Factory Point Sabbath School, under the a
rection Of WIN. Bonrn, Superintendent
LONDONDERRY.
The third annual Festival Of the Union Must
cal Convention viii be held Al Londonderry, eom
mencing on Tuesday, sept 22l and continuing
, four days. under the direction n Prof B. 7. Ba.
her Of Boston, assisted By Prof Clark, pianist o
Chester A cordial invitation Is extended 10 al
lovers Of music b be present On Friday even
ING, the 2Sth, a sTa nd concert will be given.
sANpGArE
: The RnnuAl pic-uic o. the SYNDICATE sundAl
> School uaioa took place at the grove near th,
church. On Thursday last The dAy vas pleAsan
and quite large number assembled on the oeca
sion The Cambridge q. ~ Band we're present