The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

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THE Good Tcmplan have procured
the services q The Rev Hsnry Boffam o.
North powaal, who wlll deliver semPer
Snoe lecture Al ths Baptist chareh %
I Wednesday evening, The 29I, 81 O'Clock
tie Il a. able speaker and al are isyilet
10 sttcBd
The following 10 Maine paper will b
Of interest 70 many Practitioners OF Mr.
Esits, 10 this vicinity The BaplisI
society 81 Belfast. passed very cOmmenda
I tory resolutions, 90 accepting the resigna
( ton Of tieir pastor, Rev, .. II. Estes
Mr. Esles IL visiting hi. parents 10 Paris
prior 70 bic foropean trip.
The entertainments hetd under tb'
auspices Of The Temperance Reform Clut
on Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday
evenings Of last week, were not very
largely attended but were quite interest
iag. Rev Mr.. Botium Of SALISBURY
aud Ne. Harris OF Bennington, who were
advertised to speak, were unable to be
present. bat The time was we'll occupied
I b. Prot Frank Bradford OF bennington
+ who read several selections aud made
several addresses, aud By home talent
Ga Saturday evening abeneatwU giyentc
Prof Bradford ~ which be wen sustained
the high opinion our people already have
Of biz eoeusionAry altainmenis, We re-
greet that Il was not better patronized.
MANCHESTER pEfor.
Mrs. Reuben Taylor is slowly recoy.
ering from The fever.
james Green started fire Ia large
kiln OF brick on Monday,
4 Henry Lawrence has moved into the
house with Robert Anderson.
Alvin Pettibone's family, who have
been SO sick, we are glad TO learn are
improving
We would have the world at large 10
know that we are having our share OF
beautiful weather.
A new locomotive named NJ. S. Col.
burn, Charley Tufts engineer, came down
from Rutland with the morning train
Friday last.
Quite number OF Charley Taylor's
Young friends met with him on Friday
evening Of last week, husked little corn,
had good deal OF fun, aud called il "a
husking
On Monday last Robert Anderson
took part in q Hide circus performances
iu which he was very lucky In escaping
without damage. When abont half way
down the descent In the road leading
from Factory Point 10 Manchester Depot,
known rs the Westinghouse hill," the
draw pin through the doubletree few out.
The pole dropped, leaving The horses
lcosed from the wagon with the whifie'
tree on their heels, aud, as natural con-
sequence in such case, undertook TO
run, but "Ilobp had no such idea, so he
ching too" as the saying Is, and rode TO
the bottom Of the bill where he finally
stopped them. k
Religious services were held In Black
mer's Hall last Sabbath, both day and
evening, the hall being filled. lmmedi.
ately after services in the morning part
of the audience repaired to the water In
East Manchester, where the ordinance Of
baptism was administered totwo persons.
Much as we regret Il we feel II our duty
TO speak word Of advice aud warning 10
those young persons who disturbed the
meeting 10 the evening. We know from
experience Uhough we are not very aged
YEP that young people do many things
thoughilessly aud are censnred severly by
older heads who forget that they were
puee young, aud who fail to exercise that
most essential virtue -cnaIity. But we
woaid say TO our young friends. remem-
Der thai there is civil law that protects
religious worship, Of any creed or sect,
from disturbance. and there IL also high.
ct, moral law, which every good citizen
viii uphold, 10 respect the feelings of
others aud give them the privilege OF en-.
Joying their services In quiet, even II they
are uaiuleresliug aud distssteful TO US.
DoRsrr
Miss Davis aud Miss Arnold. OF Cam.
bridge, Mass, aFe visiting At q d..
Sykes
Miss Marcia Gray left town this week
Monday for Serih Adams, Mass. for an
.
absence oi sohae montlis.
The "Swlss Bell Ringers" gave an
entertainment here the 9Th. The music
Of bells aud aCrystAl Chimes was we'll
and skiiitnlly performed.
EAsT DoRsET.
NJ Harmon, Uuaann "a at,o,.fs ,aovtnss