The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23

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AT tie snunsl communication q Al
oaifsm Lodge No g, ! ( A. N. beid
), Mas5Bie Iiali Fselory Pelat, Msy re,
tie following officers were elected for The
year cusulng j. 7 Bescb, WMi j..
T. Back, s. W. S : Clemons, J. W.
VI A. Black, Treasurer, & X Young,
Secretary u. WhiPple, : y Il W.
Maiiis0n. J.. D. r. L. wymAn, Chap
lain; G. n Pond, S s; y. 5. Phillips,
J s Augustus sanlbod, Tyler G. II.
Sessions, Marshal; c. X. Young, Libra
rian; W A Black. OrgAnist A special
communication oi toe lodge will be held
90 Tuesday evening, May 2sib, At ~
o O'Clock, i3f the installation Of the officers
above mentioned. W. NJ, II. II Smith,
Grsnd Master Of The Grand Lodge Of
Vermont, viii be present sn1 perform The
Installation ceremonies, aud Il i also eK-
pectel tbat 4. w, Henry Clark, Grand
Secretary, sud other distinguished breth-
rem vii be preset assisting Owing 10
toe limited capacity Of The hall i is re-
GREETED that these ceremonies can be only
public 70 Master Masobs, (who are cor
daily invited to altend) their families
aud other invited guests.
The sixth annual meeting Of the Ben
rlngton County Conference OF Congrega-
tional churches will be held at MSnehes-
ter, May 2s aud 70, The following Is the
TUESDAY MORNING,
ia. IN. Opening Exercises Of Social
Worship, followed by Organization, j.
ID. Wlekham, ID. ID.
srf.Yet..v ttsrrpNnnN
2 p. m. Preaching Service, Rev. p. S.
Pratt.
The Communion, Reys. l. Jennings
and $. Gardiner.
Report OF State Of Religion, Rev. l.. e
Partridge.
Verbal statements by pastors and dele
gates.
TUESDAY EVENING.
100 p. IN, The Hopeful Aspect Of the
Foreign Field; What shall be done 10
hasten the final resulty Rev. Hollis
Read, Elizabeth, n j.
Also Rev. j. Anderson, Rev. A. u.
d. d., and Dea. 5. G. Cone.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
9 a. m. Devotional Exercises, The Mod.
orator.
$50 a. IN. --Conference business.
10 a. m.-What Shall Iastorless Churches
Do?
lst.--For the Pulpit? Rev. /. Jennings.
2d.--For the Sabbath School? j. b.
HOLSTER
Sl.--For the Prayer Meeting? Rev. J
G. McCollom.
Aih.--For World in Need? Rev. e.
G Read.
Service.
Every Congregational church in the coun-
" should be represented at the County
Conference by It's pastor or acting pastor,
and two or more delegates
FACTORY POINT.
To-day the governor candidates will
slug "lll watch and wait and wonder.
The members OF Pacific Fire Co., No.
!, are requested TO meet at their engine
house for practice, Saturday, at 6 O'Clock
7. NJ, May 25th, by order OF foreman.
Barney Maynard, an employee of A.
G. Clark Il Co., while fishing hides from
a vst In the tannery the other day, ran
an iron hook Ia the calf Of his leg, inHict-
ing painful wound.
The Sunderland Cornet Band viii
furnish music here on Decoration Day,
and We understand there will be gem
eral turnout of our citizens to decorate
the soldiers graves.
We have received specimen copies of
the spicy Burlington Sunday RerieV.
The Rerieic is sent on Sundays TO nearly
all parts of the state by handcar. We
understand lie managers intend running
one Of their handcsrs over this road soon,
Have you seen those patent rockers
and fancy camp chairs st Wilson'sl
Those 10 want Of furniture would do well
10 call ~ WILSON'S furniture ware rooms
where can be seen the best assortment OF
furniture ever offered 10 town, and at
bottom prices.
Headquarters PosT SKINNER,
No -, &. A. T.,
May II, 1873
COMRADES. : Every member OF this
Post will be expected to report at 9
O'Clock a. m, May 30th, Decoration Day,
uniformed IL possible) at Adams Hall,
Factory Point. |. Is sincerely hoped that
there is not one member OF The order who
eAnnot spare this day for the decoration
Of The graves Of our dead comrades. All
other soldiers Of The late war are request.
al a. attend sna Min vvfth ne IN thts or.