The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

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l@gaa 10 shos "a its Ssa decay Old Aso
bad crspi spos Il. iss sweet and msllov
iapos no lcngcr charmed cur cars, hu. in
10 plsee we board tho voice Of old age IN
ia cracked. tsoisn aud tcchler tones But
ls0p pleasant 10 The ear. on that hn,
/ sabbath. VA the SQUAD Of the now bell
Didhi ne all go 10 church with = mom
JOYOUS step "A ia welcome ring sounded
( in our cam We're ". mot glad when Is
ssid unto as, Let rs go into The house Of
the Lord. " and did not our feet mos, glad
/ ~ stand within thy gates, o jerusalem
And did ve moi mos, io,fally ''sis together
10 hoavenly places in Christ JcsusG" The
heart 81 every true Christian will quickly
respond. yes. yes Nov, While Gods PEG
pie love the hAbitAiion 81 his house aud
the place whore his honor dwelleih, Aad
gladly spend part Of each Sabbath day
in his courts. ~e wish more Of our people
could realize that the house Of God
might and should be 10 them. the gate OF
Heaven" II every one who hears the
peals OF the nev bell each Sabbath would
Join the ihrong and go 70 meet ''the Lord
In his holy temple, what blessing II
xonld be. Would there were more earnest
hearts and willing feet towards the house
Of God ia Dorset. and that our little
church could lie so thronged, that there
would not be room for mere. Such might
be the case IL oil who heard the call OF the
church bell would come. How glad 1t
would make the heart Of our pastor, how
the Christians heart would rejoice and
how pleasing TO our Heavenly Father, who
desires so much 10 do good unto you,
and 10 build the walls Of Jerusalem, aud
who would be sought after" by all his
children. That such may be the case is
the desire and prayer Of every Christian
heart OCCASIONAL.
EAsT RuPREr
Farmers are finishing up haying with
full barns.
George Crandall has IA cows which
average 400 pounds OF milk daily.
Nelson Jones was seriously injured
recently while at work in billiards. mill,
but is recovering. While feeding the saw
\ board caught on it and struck him vio-
ent blow in the stomach.
WET RUPERT
Farmers have nearly finished haying
n this vicinity.
Miss Jennie Sherman is spending the
iummer in the West
w. G. Harrington of North Adams
vas in town over Sunday.
Geo Hopkins is spending the week J
t Saratoga Springs.
Geo. Richey brought home some very
inc trout from Stratton Pond, last week.
he largest one weighed 3 pounds and 2
unces.
The exercises on Indian Hill take
lace August 10th. 1881.
Lawyer Potter has been putting an
ron safe in his office. :
The farmers in this section many Of ;,
hem are nearly through haying. 3
Picnic parties are in order Of late to il
II L.. -, II. |
Rov. Dr--saa1bellIIll -,
hanged pulpits with Rev, Mr.. Moore last VI
abbath. h
N. G. Hullett, ID. W. Bromley and W
ayette Potter have gone on pleasure tc
rp to Halifax, N. S. is
The mother and brother of Rev n.
Moore of Brooklyn, N Y, are i'll town
,r few weeks visit. 4,
This is the time OF tho year when the 81
ollege student makes his appearance with s.
plug hat and silk umbrella. d.
"A spread eagle TO adorn the dome on OF
Up OF the town hall is being subscribed al
,r. Better get in the place OF it good a.
oil. u
Since the 10Th OF last March. War :"
IN Rice has sold 1924 pounds of cod fish. ~
his is no fish story either. Quite a W
eople about here for that kind OF fish. -
rERU,
The family OF Alfred Williams has X
cen called to mourn the loss Of their only u,
,maining daughter, Mary, who died July fl,
9th. little more than three years ago Ill
daughter three years OF age was burned fn