The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-11

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ms8e eetg ihe ssow sd withoui pay, 20
We SAY btHtred lhsi shey km deserved.
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a. tssonafY ID he Amtf&eal Board 10
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Taesaay srotins seryIee Il TIE CoaEraga
tousi ghutgt. Manchester ne wxs ssksi
81 - pastor. Rev Mr. Reed. 70 speak
81 Nomtn's Vera ~ Tntksy, thsi BE-
ltg fbs subjeai sar ltAl eveniug ID pro-
rfsmms q iopias arranged f3f tie Yrar.
he sfets ,mi4agiY aud femsrked, that
BE- wished Gut 10 recall womtus work
10 Msbossstff. - remembered by himself
saa lls family in ban q yaiaab,s cloth
lEs ssat 70 them II CoafiandBopls %
Fssrs $50 People 10 their own BONES IN
ttls country could MOI bs AM2rp Of The
cheer saprnsneei b. tbs reospuoa Of
secs i0kfus q sympathy aud Christian
regard A. The ifoa bands II ito box
we're being iooseued. The children gath
cred around 10 spell the address pisinly
pnBled. Cyrus Hsmlln, Rebes,, Constant
inople. 10 assure themselves thus that
thera was 10 mistake IN the ownership.
TIE various nlce and e0mioElAhls Aglleles
81 eioihlsg a they wsrs lifted oct ior
father ana mother and the qnarettecf
lite girls excited pleasure aud surprise
snd The neA, sewing Of al was comment
20 81 by lhe sweet mother a. 80 cxamplc
lor Ter Ht,le ones, 20 sewing machine"
lhen ljgbtebihg such lAbors, Bat when
doll " pretty attire came 20 light with
4 designated owners name attached to II,
elspping sad cheering expressed their
loy, aud wheu another OF these, SIN
larger one for three-year-old Carrie
emerged from their hiding places tile
cheering was renewed with energy. Bot
stili The wonder grew when from lower
depths came dolls bedstead, fully
equipped for service, with pillows and
sheets, blankets and quilts, and now the
large old house rang with shouts and
merriment ortbe little feet rAn bllber Aod
tbllher 10 tell 81 the treasure received,
rousing baby A. from ber slumbersl 10 her
oriental crib, TN the parents began tofear
for the effects Of this great excitement
But the next day found all well aud
brimmiug over with happiness, showing
dolls aud bed to the numerous English
visitors whom they were wont daily to
see IL their hospiiable home. Mrs. fam
Ito, 10 letter received at the time, ac-
know Lodging the receipt Of their tokens
OF remembrance from friepds Ia the viein-
ity of her nstyc town, remarked, that
she "c0ud hardly credit even to New
England guessing such success IN the IT.
ting OF garments, aud sdaptedness TO
their wants, aud that the "lades Of NJ
iu remembering that missionaries child
rcu we're Just Ike their own 10 needing
toys aud paythings,p had come near to
her heart with fresh seuse OF their sym
paihy, willie sensible reliet was thus
experienced. Dr.. II also said that in
the "reminiscences of bis Coustsntinople
home with the dear companion of his
earlier life ibis was one o. his choicest
household memories, and that The doll
bedsiead was still entire, having been re-
paired at itnes by bis Own hand. Though
detained chiefly by III health IN this
country, DR.. fiamlin Is doing efficient
christian work as Professor ia the Bangor
Theological Seminary, by melting IN
others spirit similar to his owR, yet he
still lAbors 10 Coustantinople tbroagb bis
son-in-law, DR.. Washburn, who succeed
cd him 10 the Presidency of Robert Col
legc, and his daughters, Mrs. Wasbburn
aud Miss Clara Hamlin, the latter of
whom has recently left the country for
the same missionary field. He rejoices
that be team still live in Turkey through
his children
E.M.w.
FACTORY FONT.
What are You going to carry TO the
fairY' is The anxious inquiry among the
ladies.
Miss Alice Morton OF Bennington IL
spending little time at her uncle's, Mr..
S b. Young.
Rev. aud Mrs. A. Phelps OF Paines.
vile, Ohio, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. +. l.. Wyman.
"A herd Of twelve elephants 10 the
great Forepangh show which will exhibit
here Friday, Sept. 18th.
MIR sud Mrs. james Lee have gone
TO housekeeping Ia Mr.. Ames he use
next door 10 the post.oilie
The regular monthly service at IL {
Episcopal church will be next Sunday al
the usual hour OF O'Clock.
-FoFepaugh's magnificent show will
exhibit the 18th, on the grouads Of Gil
man Wilson a short distance above the
Bsptisi church.
The eoneer. last Wednesday evening
was not as vel attended az II should
have been, bu. those preseut seemed to
enjoy !, very much.
DIR, Clemon's little Two years old
daughter fell last Sunday and cut an ar.
terry IN Der nose, but the injury proved ID
be nothing serious.
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