The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-18

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Prophecies,
5. Emma Lnlhcr,
MuIc.
CLASS DiSNEK.
Sentiments under the direction Of Misses
Hale aud Wooster.
Musical Direcltess--NeliieL l.. Kelly.
Tue Class Officers are as follows:
Presideul-ll b. Cunningham.
Vice President w. ID. Lane.
Treasuror-A Q. Cailin.
Secretary 4. 81 Brown.
Msrshal--M s. Mason.
Af,er the exercises there will be a
dinner by The class to which about sixty
guests have been invited.
FACTORY rofNr.
Mr.. Bonestee has been setting out
trees Oh the common In front of his store.
Good for him.
Your regular correspondent would
like TO have it understood that he is not
cahrgable with al The communications
which are sent from this point
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Sun.
defliu, our gentlcmanly artist, is confin.
ed e bis rooms by indlsposition, but
hopes TO be able 10 resume his work in q
few days. We have examined some of
Mr., suuderlin's work and found il OF a
very high order, aud we sincerely think
that tany one in these parts wishes a
good picture be cannot do better than to
20 TO Adams Han Picture Gallery.
Tie officers Of Grant Lodge No. 1914.
!. 0. G, r., as installed by I j. Hoyt,
Lodge Deputy for the quarter ending
July 3lst, 1876, are as follows: Morton
Gleason, w. c. T. Sister Ellen Bowen,
W. V. r.; T. j. Hoyt, w. s.; Reuben
Bourn, w. +. s.; Mary A. Gleason, w.
T. Jas, Kelly, W, NJ; J. c. Sunderliu,
W. C.; Ella Chaplin, W. /. G.; George
Wade, ". Q. c.; Fina D. Adams, W,
A. S; Mary a. Ladd, w. d. M; Law.
renee HOLSTER, w. II. II. 5. Mary f.
Gleason, W. l.. II S.; Warren A. Ad
ans, T.. w. G. I.
-Rey d. +, Estes preached bis fare.
wcll discourse last Sabbath morning e
a large congregation, text Philippiau,
81 chapter, 10 and IA verses. There
were many sad faces when the benedic
ton was pronounced The church aud /
large number Of the congregation then
gathered st The river side when three
I persons were baptised, making 10 bap
Used by Mr.. Estes since February. Oh
Monday evening large number Of pas
tor Estes friends met at the house o
Dea. T.. Burfitt TO give him parting
shake Of the hand and say goodbye. II,
! left on the midnight train for the city o
Belfast, Maine. At the gathering Mis-
Celia Reynolds read an original poem
/ (which for want Of space viii appear IA
the JouRSAt next week. After the
reading Mr., Estes made some appropriate
remarks, followed by prayer. The Rev
Lyman Chase Of Waltham, Mass, vii
supply the pulpit Al the Baptist Churel
aeXt sabbath.
"A word TO the Masonic and Cd,
Fellows Lodges Arc you In need Of
goats A pair Of them .trayed into thr
foreclosure Of the Good remplars Sstur
day evening, but ours being youui
society the goat is in good condition, an,
well able TO carry the burdens that ar
hesped upon BIN FOE some years. Con
science forbiis our taking advantage 0
any one. We sre compelled 10 say lha
Oh examiualiontaey were found 10 be-
oBc q scspe-goa,. The otter a Yorkshir
calf Nevertheless, we think they woull
DO pretty good service 10 the capacity Q
eayes3roppius Il nothing more worthy
slotted lhem.
et uiat is tfsa. Ua. utzg lsts 6, fan.
gfsNas iAs Ismf.ass liaal,
Na s eoN-tfs sial
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pAtyIET.
-nAN3 Cleveland viii lose biz foI
1usel az ibe second join, on ,be left ban
from lhc Effects o. q ielon.
TIE Barker ana Taylor sail came 0
: On Friday Barker vas lued : an
eotls, am1naslnE y over 80.
Ga Friday David Woodward,
Wet PavEt, vas arrested aud fined 2,
+, snl 81 t.0.tl.su gr the iquor lAy
Mn uesias3 lst taken her deparuI
{ ~ FAa3 Fta uAra she i 20 engas
! ID se.,ipg lhaus ID company with Nj
Lacy Guild and Mrs. Phelps o. Cbesie