The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
10 be Continued
BERLIN.


Mr.. Palmer Of Albany gave a splendid
temperance lecture at the chapel in South
Berlin on the eve of the 18TH We hope
to hear him again on the 22nd Of Febru-
airy.
AS your correspondents from this
town seem to lag, will post You little
on matters and things, not new, and in.
teresting only to few
Mr.. Philander Manchester got his leg
broken by slipping from his sled while
driving along the road on the 10th. His
foot got aught in such manner that his
leg was broken before he could stop his
team.
Matte, twin daughter OF Morris
Brodirick, aged five years, came to her
death by falling on a sharp stick she had
in her mouth with such force az to drive
it down her throat. She lived three days
in great distress and died from loss Of
blood. The means of her little mate
were most pitful,
The monthly concert of the Sabbath
school of the Seventh Day Baptist church
was held Saturday cvcnin &, Dee. 2sih,
in the church, at which there was very
large attendance. The star of the even
ing-in speaking her piccti--was q little
girl just in her teens, daughter OF Mr. M,
Green. The concert was good as . whole
but her recitation was perfectly splendid.
The concert of the Sunday school Of
the Baptist Church was held in their
meeting house Sunday evening, Jan. 9Th.
They reviewed their lessons of the last
three months, interpreting ahe same
with much singing, Duets, quartets,
school and choir. The school, it's patrons
and the thinking part OF the congregation
were instructed and entertained, and
i called it q success, while those who came
for fun and amusement only, called itdulI.
-Dea. j. Byron Whtford and Mary +.
Summcrbell were married by the bride
father in the Seventh Day Baptist church
Jan. LIST, at 10 o'clock a. m, in the pres
ence of large number Of friends. There
is something singular about this marrying
businesg-ncw style. Although they were
constituent members of our lodge Of Good
TempIars, and now IN good standing, yet,
10 about three hours tbcy started of on a
"train." from which they did not return
in ten days, still on their return home
they looked a. though il agreed with
them.
The donation visit and superb tho
benefit OF our pattern minister, Rev. y
Mumford, was enjoyed, or otherwise, al
the hotel 81 a. Il. Miles The attendance
was quite large considering tho travelling,
i which was entirely uncertain, as many
! can testify. The receipts were large
the supper excellent, aud every thing
lovely. except that there seemed TO be
more ways than one to get into the dining
room. While The quiet one. understood
that there WAS bat oue-sffaight and mar
CONWAY, they would Gnd Ia getting 10
aaer waiting hour. a. the door perhaps
e the room nearly fail Of young people lha
had climbed up some other way Thi
y being q sore trial 10 the saints and others
, some Of o. spit out oar feelings earnestly
" 70 say the least. Of course nobody Was 4
% blame, any more than for the railroad
: accidents.
e The Dolly yarJeus lnd iaait wit
voar correspondent Occasional" pui
ting them down az second grade. Bein
hls bosom friend ! viii explain for bin
It Ilis mlnd was 50 fall Of graded sebool-
partly on account Of bis being partial