The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-12

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MIR. II q. Cleveland, Of Cleveland,
o., wishes 10 gain al lba Information be
can regarding he persons mentioned 10
the following Incident concerning some
of the early residents Of uis town or VI
ciuity EphrAim Pearson was son Of
Ephnam aud Hannah fBareiil Pearson
Of East Windsor, Conn. ~ here hs Was
born Jane Is, 1888. He married about
1880 Pbebe Cleveland, daughter Of Ben
jAmiu aud Rachel Cleveland o. Caninr.
bury, Coan,, where she was bern jane
20, 1853. They had son and three
daughters born to them Ia Vermont,
Manchester, Is ! SUPPOSED whose names
were AHna. the eldest, Mary, Eunice,
and jacob the youngest born about 1857
Before bis youngest child was year old
Ephralm Pearson aEd others In tina. sec
ron took drove OF stock to Boston aud
ship for Havana While of
the coast Of the southern states they were
captured and robbed by Spanish pirates,
the said Ephrain rslnalulng captive for
pine years before be effected bis escape.
His wife, who waited over seven weary
years for her husbands return, finally
gave him up AS dead. aud mourned him
i year Then, dtd Enoch. Arden, she
msrrIed again man by tho name Of
O'Brien, BY whom she had two sons and
two daughters. Ephraim Pearson learn
lag that bis wife bad married again SEN
sibiy concluded not TO modest Der or
make himself kaown, aud spent the re.
OF his life 10 Savannah, Ga,
where be kept q meat market or butchers
shop with profit and success. He died
there 10 the year of 1901 After his
death bis son, Jacob Pearson, wrote his
1wn name "Ephraim j. Pearson" aud
visited his fathers grave about the year
1906 No stone now marks bic resting
place am told Anna Parson, the old
,st daughter, married Benjamin Suther-
and, aud Mary Pearson married his bro
her Jonah Sutherland. Eunice married
Dr. lEstaing Eaton, and Jacob married
lhoda Ewers. Jacob, the son Of Ephraim
PEARSON, died about 1865, in Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
FACTORY POINT.
Where are our street lamps 7 The
answer is: Lost 10 the darkness"
Mir. w. IL. Fullerton and daughter
IRE spending few days at the Colburn
rouse.
Mrs. Johnson, of Oakland, CAL,
a resident Of this place, is
pending the summer with her mother,
Yrs, Morrill,.
The entertainment given at Adams
iall, last Thursday evening, passed off
cry nicely. The children, all OF them,
lid their parts most creditably.
There will be the regular communi-
alton of Adonirsm Lodge, No. AZ. f. &
\. NJ, Thursday evening, July 10Th.
Work on the first degree.
REV. Foster Henry, of the Baptist
burch at North Bennington, exchanged
asst Sunday with the Rev. DIR, Archibald.
lr. Henry preached both a the morning
nd evening.
The next entertainment at Adams
all, July 18th, will consist Of exercises
y the Barnumville children, closing with
n Opcrctts entitled 1.-THE Mercy Seat.'
Ifler which the Workers will be 10 at
enhance to furnish ice.cream to any and
IT,
Mr.. Louis Lugene and Miss Abbie
losley were united in marriage at the
rides home, in East Manchester, on
Tuesday of last week. The young couple
ave our hearty congratulations aud beet
wishes for happy life.
III any person il in want OF good
of himself or any of his
riends, be cannot do better than to pa
ronlze our excellent artist, Mr.. Allen,
Who win occupy bis rooms at Adams hsll
or a few days longer. An Inspections
I his. pictures will prove TO every one
bat be docs his work we'll. We wish him
uccess in bis new field OF labor.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Files bite.
Damp weather.
y, Bartlett i selling large quantities
II coal. Cheap, tool " af7
"A new building il going up near The
store; rumor says, A tin
lhop 10 81 * ee
The common ID front OF Che depot