The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

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brvke, peceipitAsiag sewers ~ ne work
meu inlo u,e cellar distance 81 81 feet
throwing meu. timber, pisak sua bard
bes1s isio one mixed up mass several
wfrc bruised snd jsrred. bat, strange q
~, % boBes were brokea
The corner tiope u the Bew Catholic
cbufeh 70 ths village SIS laid wiih lbe
ususl ceremonies OF that church, lssi san
das. by Bisbop DtGoesbriaud, assisted
+ by Rev Father Gsfiney, thc priest in
chatge Of tie society here, amer which
+ the Blshop gave su Interesting address.
sbowing ibe duty aud tie necessity o.
bui'dibg churches and supporting the re
T igioas services 10 al e0mmnuitics The
address was able aud well received D,
sbe large humber present, Including
many from other denominations who bad
+ gathered 70 witness tie ceremonies
+ Rev Father Gsfiaey, The sclf-sacriacing
aud energetic priest Of East Dorset, un.
/ der whose guidance the church had been
commenced, had during bis last visit e.
/ ireland conceived the happy thought o.
bringing s corner stone for the new
church from the ruins OF The celebrated
| Abbey OF Mscross, Ireland We learn
ou good authority that, owing TO the rap
Idly increasing Catholic population ia
/ Vermont, the Bishop has decided on es-
lablishing several new parishes IN HE
diocese. Among other changes II is said
that North Bennington, at present At
tended from the east village, with Ar
| ington, is to form one Of the new par
/ ishes. The Bishop has also decided on
relieving Father Gaffney from the charge
Of the church in Wallingiord, judging
that the large Catholic population which
| the marble works have attracted to East
I Dorset Is more than sufficient TO tax the
energies of any priest to the utmost. II
these changes are carried into effect, the
Catholics of Arlington, while deeply re-
GREETING TO lose the services Of their gift
ed pastor, will otherwise have reason to
rejoice; for with resident priest at
North Bennington they can look forward
to have the divine services Of their holy
religion oftener celebrated among them
than up to the present has been possible.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Married, in West Arlington, on the
22d of September, at the residence of her
parents, by Rev. Mr.. Aiken, Mr.. Fredel-
lick S. Weed of Pawet to Minnie J. Der
rick. Many Of the friends and relatives
OF both parties were present by special
invitation, and il was made joyous oc.
cssion. The gifts TO the bride were cost
~ and appropriate. AT the conclusion
OF the ceremony the company partook Of
a bounuiu repast prepared IN Mrs. DIS
usual style, and all went "merry as
marriage bell" At 2 p. m. the happy
pair started on a bridal tour to Washing
ton city via New York and Philadelphia,
and will make short sojourn at these
points before their return.
SYNDICATE.
&C. +. Crosby proposes TO have au-
other dance at the town hall, Oct. 2lst.
At the last one Margaret Hayes, of this
place, received the present provided for
the most graceful dancer.
woopFoRD.
Indian summer here away.
The "hollow" school closed Satur-
day.
II. A. Gleason intends to stock his
mill with 100000 feet Of logs next win
ter.
The city school opened last Thurs
day. Whole number Of pupils, So; S. NJ
Bowes, preceptor.
a Paws Aggregation attracted nearly
every person from town, and the &. r.
r. train had to run twice to acconmo
date the masses. How about the "whis-
kcred lady, eh?
The B. & G.. r. II. train runs through
town more times per day now than ever
before. We understand the chances are
favorable for brisk winters work,
The autumn hues present themselves,
they never looked more gay; the bah
bling brooks dance down the bills
along the rocky way. We sometimes
think that we are near the brink Of some
big stream, but, looking up without
fear, bow phunny things do Scent
"A literary association, christened
metropolitan Lodge No. 5" is in full
blast at the city. Everything is going
on successfully. The last question dis
cusscd was: Resolced, That the inter.
ests of the country demand the re-elec-
/ ton Of Gen. Grant to the presidency.
Dis. aft, Rev. Reuben Bartlett, S. NJ.
Bowles; neg, Erasius Andrews, l.. a
Gleason. The debate was spirited. AT
present we refrain from giving the de-
cision rendered, 10 print. Tie associ-
alton is ia furnishing condition aud is
productive of much good. 5. NJ. Bowles
Is to lecture before the fraternity in the
city hall, Saturday evening of this week.
The next question to be discussed is:
Resoired, That the rights of franchise be
extended TO women.
/ RERLIS, Ny,
Hon. W f. Trylor has received The
Republican nomination in the second as
sembly district lie served very accept.
ably last term, and be deserves a rc-elec-
ton.