The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-27

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Bishop B.steg yliteI de parish Of
Zon ehareb Ia la.s village go Tuesday
wmHg lat aad confirmed three per,
sa8s AZ sbe aHaaal meeting Of thi.
parish held ga Easter Monday, April ~
CSC eegs elected f5r iha eusoiug year
wef, 2. e. Roberto sen. Warden, Exra
Benedict. Jae. Warden; }. c. Roberts
r. Beasl.a p. a EaHe3.el, d. ID Cook
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tWYmra, Saat., Collector snd Treasurer
( J. &. Il baus aHd J.. h. Wymau were
elected 81 delegates 90 ihe Diocesan Con
yauflaa.
-Tao Good Templafs Of Grant Lodge
are Go repeat ll.e drama Wednesday, May
SO, which wss ae'cd eft tbr anniversary
"a tie l5ess AmA tlb Tho Stumbling
Bloc1 ~ how tae deacon came to give
up his vine" with ieej,adoHs, Geclama-
uons, songs, qaarle.ts and Instrumental
music. The public sire invited. Admis-
sion IS cents,
Rev. Marvin Il. France has been APP
pointed pastor Of tho Methodist society
aud Ia expected to hold service next Sab
bath 10 place Of Rev joel, Martin, who
has az appointment az Hinesburgh, for
the present conference year.
There viii be 8 special communica-
ton Of AdouIram Lodge, +. & a. NJ, on
Wednesday evening, May Sd. Work on
the "a and Sd degrees. The annual com.
mupiralion for the eleehon Of officers oe-
ours on the following evening
We understand that Mr.. sunderlin,
the photographer, has not yet moved
lis family here, aud that he Is yet unde-
cided as to whether be viii. II the com.
mnnity, by a liberal patronage, show
that they wish him to remain, he will do
so, otherwise be win bAye 10 leave. In
consideration Of The hard times, and to
induce patronage and bring his work be-
fore the public, instead of raising his
prices (as he had thought of doing, they
were so low, he has concluded to reduce
tb en- bali dollar Oh a dozen, This in.
ducement viii not be guaranteed for
more than two or thee weeks.
REV. Mr.. Eastman has gone TO Ben
nlngton to-day 70 deliver the address at
the Odd Fellows celebration.
The following resolutions speak for
Themselves:
WHEREAS, On the 10th day Of April.
1876, Rev, David Foster Estes rendered
bis resignation OF the paslorate of this
church, to take effect on the second Sab.
bath in May next, and
WHEREAS, Tie church, al meeting
held 10 see what action it was best to
take upon said resignation, unanimously
voted TO request him 20 withdraw bis
resignation aud remain pastor Of the
church; and
WHEREAS, lie has been duly notified
OF said vote and has refused to withdraw
bis resignation, for The reason that he be-
ieyes that ia The future be can best serve
the cause Of Christ Ia other fields, and IL
il therefore against his conviction OF duty
TO longer continue this paslorate. There
fore,
Resolred, That the church, deeply re.
GREETING the necessity Of this action, here
BY accept bis resignation, and trust TO
Him who orders ali things right.
ReS0ired, That the Rev David Foster
Estes, during the two years pastorate of
this church, has earnestly aud faithfully
worked Tor the upbuiIding Of the Re-
deemers cause, always manifesting a
selfsacrifcing spirit and true Christian
aud charity,
ResoirCd, That we as church, esteem
him uu able, earnest aud faithful minister
Of the gospel Of Christ, and love him as
IA pastor and Christian brother, and that
wherever IN the providence Of God be
may be called 20 labor, lie will long have
q place IN our affections, and be remem-
bered ia our prayers.
The above is a copy of resolutions
unanimously adopted by the Baptist
church Of Manchester, VT, at a foil meet
ing of the members Of the said church,
beld on the twenty-thito day Of April,
1876. h. lIowABD.
Mr.. Estes il Que Of the most promising
young men IN our state. Ito is a grad
uate Of the Vermont University and
Newton Theological Institute. When he
came to this church he found II badly Ill :
couraged, and surrounded by many diff
dculies. II had been without a pastor
about Two years, and was considerably in
debt. lie leaves Il in excellent condition
the membership considerably increased,
the debt nearly provided for and the
members fun Of courage, We rejoice In
bis Gu cess, and regret bis loss 70 the
state. lie goes TO the city az Belfast, one
Of the important fields Of Maine.
DORSET.
A son Of james McBdie, aged seven
years, fell backwards into pan OF boil
ing sap, Tuesday afternoon, and was
fatally burned He fingered IN great
agony until eleven O'Clock, Tuesday
Ii, 49,. an.th NM = end 20 his erfIar.