The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

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iellou s8wasman, ifom tie Bosiou Con-
gff5al,ohaHR 81 April ielh, rsEfettug
thu an aai,ies shouId bsve arisen 10 the
way 81 BE ustfalness aad uustiag ih'i be
a altt8 disprq2c - charges pre-
.curl sga.as bim several weeks since
d souerA ass called By gbe church 81
Faaase Aleas ~ pasiqr. Rev Wells u.
Uusy. 10 sd,iso silt reference 20 serious
a.aa glhcs that bad asiseB. Ltst year,
ice pastors hnolber, engaged 10 business
,hsre. hiitd add NJ Uuey became sone.
whst iBvaiye3i h il claimtd, 10 ~ effort
10 reatyr bic brother Whatever The
etscl ises may 0e, csrisin Il IL that lhc
pastor subsequently found himseII 10
dnanelt diGlsnlles that ~ length RFeaiiy
disturbed ne peace At TOE church, aud
caasea some ~ The members 70 refuse
longer b c,uttita'e g ifs support. This
stair 81 fsets AuAHy ed 70 TIE seeking o.
sayeg 81 tic HANDS Of the council Tlai
body, sitter patiently endeayoring to ad.
iusl TIE troubles, GBslly failed, and for
ma charges d dishonesty were preferred
sgaind Mr. Utley The council then
s6lourued for month 10 give the accused
tlme to prepare bis defence. Meantime
be was tskeu lick, and the council once
adjourned Oh that account, and found
hlm Sill confined 20 his room, when they
6ually reassembIed April 5 b. The DIS
tarbed aud unsettled condition OF snairt
was wurkiug such sstou. Injury 10 the
church, that the cuauctl resolved 10 pro
coed 50 far as 20 c0nsid,r the question Of
the expcdleucy OF di..alyiug the pastoral
relation. Il was Iccided 60 sdvise this,
sud further lh.i lie examination Of the
charges already sluded TO, should be con
sidefrd by another council 20 be called by
the church and Mr Uiley A. snon as he
shond recover, snd request hcm TO jlln
hin 10 - doing. This adyice was sccept
cd by tie church, - 10 q, and by the
tocieiy, AZ 10 S5, aud the pastorate was
thcreupon terminated
MAHcnEsreR DEPOT
spring has fairly come.
About 20 inches OF snow itll on the
monutgius last ffiday
Nj. lloiace Lawrence has taken j.
y. Huilistel's farm.
-slr Richmond Trip has moved into
tue mouse Win hlliam 5hiiAu'
-R. Colvln is anxious TO exchange
meal Tor lumber. Notice hi. advertise
mcnt,
Mr.. Hannah Clark and Mrs. LucS
Robers arc visiting their parents, Mr.
aue Mrs Amos Brown.
burr q Manly have received another
lot OF cent goods. /, viii surprise lot
10 see the variety Of usefui articles lha
they offer a that price, With other good
I In proportion, Ia fact "the BAH is no
+ tolaf Ia their advertisements
! -Myron aud Wiiber Taylor Lave takel
large contract OF drawing marble TO
+ Kent Il Root The company is doing
7 large business Ia turned work whicl
/ finds ready market, as il is becoming
quite popular. They employ larg'
number OF men aud teams aud although
/ they do not pay very large wages the.
I have the name Of being prompt aus
square in dealing with their employees
which il worth something to working
man,
The old friends of Mr.. aud Mrs
Amos Brown in East Manchester will b
glad 10 learn that they have receive,
quite little fortune in back pension I
which ,ney are entitled through the los
~ their youngest son William Brown
who died in the service st Fortress Mon
roe August, 1862, together with -
month q .oug as Mr. Brpwn lives. TIL
back pension amounts TO sl,56i40, an
this, slter paying a few debts leaves the'
quite 5 mug little sum 10 their credit ]
the bapk.
DORSET.
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