The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-21

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- resolves IS retire fram 40 Processes,
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vita lin 10 ssf6 Ae wss married 10
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cps q hom Gaa tls wldev snfViTe nln.
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a .3fn&fb returned q prac,iet, ahd The
Medical eitG 81 u. Peters Hospital wtrt
PfomiA ~ teear.EK IT. services ~ cue q
lAe 4sIllsg safEeout q lhag ihssuuiiou.
lie resigned ll.s position u 1915 DF,
baylis waa neYtr mAu 81 rotua heaBb,
Asd duginR tse Iass ayo yeAFs u bic life
Be su9oFed ff9m repeated auscks q
= mcfttt.s. Dating The last year Of be
lie u becswis evident 70 bin tht, be was
tunefiag IRON Brisbta disease Of The
kldatyt, sad bis deslh from asthebiA o..
CARED o. ,ho 10Th dag oi Jane. 1880
TIE following record Of bis obg service
p the Department 81 Health 10 this city
- alike credit&ble to his fidelity Aad bis
sklii. Or Bayas was AppoinIsd Assist.
ans Sanitary Inspector Ia the Department
q tie Deallh in May! is7S, and continued /
to discharge lbe duties Of that oiise al
mott TO The DAY Of bic death. Onenllmes
when bis medical friends sdvlsed him TO
remain 81 home on account Of BIZ pbysi-
cal weakness, be would lusisl upon al
tending 70 Die daily work. His long
connection with sanitary matters render
ed bis services very valuable 10 the De.
paftnens, aud his good sense aud judge
ment will be greatly missed IN that
branch Of The city government. His
position brought BIN iato constant
with al claeses Of society, aud
With The result Of making friends aud
10 enemles. IIs was always genial aud
good nAtured, no matter how ysxiug the
circumstances might be ia which be wss
placed. When his death wss announced
bis associates f'it that they bad lost one
II tho most trusted u advisors aud one OF
he beat offrieDds' Abou Ben Adhsm /
aid to the Recording Angel:
pray thee, then,
Write me As one that loves his fellow men. ,
SO will We, In this last, sad parting,
write the name Of Thomas BAyiaP
it} FACTORY POINT. -t
Rev. Mr.. Randall will ofaeiate ct the
Episcopal church next Sunday at p. IN
burton 4 Co., have received large
ariety OF dress flanaels OF various colors 4,
nd at low prices.
Mrs. Mary Sheldon, Of Missouri, Is i
isiting with Der mother, Mrs. Derby. In
zen. l.. A Grant, of Town, with wife y
I'd child, spent two days in town last
eek.
Frank Wait, youngest son Of Mr. Il
ohm Walt died at tho residence of his #
Iher In this town last Saturday after an
mess OF several months, aud was buried (,
our village cemetery on Monday. \
"A span OF horses driven by George D
oph, became detached from the wagon
hich they were drawing last Wednes- a,
", not far from the depot, and becom- =
< frightened ran to Barton Il Co.'S store !,
here they came In contact with the
'rse and carriage Of Mr.. Hiland Holley, :.
hieh was quietly standing there. They !
pped oyer the carrisge, throwing out -
T. Hoiley, who was seated in 1t, and
ightening the horse which ran short
stance and was stopped. Very little a
image WAS done either horses, carriage ~
man. 10
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MANCHESTER DEPOT.
The epizoolic is prevailing among IA
rises, many cases proving fatal. Mr.. m
lillian kirkwood has lost two team =
rises within few days. At
The funeral services of Mrs. William vi
'ot were held at Der lste residence Sun
y afternoon at O'clock, the Rev. A. C. n
ed officiating. 49,
-Oar Democratic friend NJ. ID. Hosley no
just presented us with basket OF ca
Inc apples, Of bis own raising, twelve CHI
number, weighing nine pounds. We
ubt II this can be beaten from trees re. Vt
wing no extra cultivation. ~
We wish our friends who own the vi
ay cows that are allowed 10 roam about "a,
village, at all hours, would remember n,
i, aside from its laying them liable 10
10, is slsn very annoylhk 10 the cit.
ms and IA likely to incur their III will. ~
"a CARD:-We desire to express our an,
nks through the JOURNAL to our kind ne,
'ads aud neighbors for thcir help and no
npa,hy during the sicknos and death Of no,
mother.
Nix. AND Mas. l.. II. STEVENS.
"A GARD: We desire, through tie
'RsA, to thank all our friends aud :
shbcrs for their help and sympathy, so resi
lingiY offered, dnripg the sickness and last
th OF our mother, for which we as. =
them we are uuly grateful. wa
T. b. EATON. ent
1T. EATON. wa,
NJ. McWAIS. the
We bed bepleasaTc of attending ih 9 :