The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-11

Tie Nov EEslAai daEnss. VIII ne~d SIP
pig u tsl.i hc&sA hrgvn.t~ssd. pses.
donshssiz. &C. All VIE 60 sod In
Aspls ssgas o. yrup - r~gasssd 70 Dc
20. IL ysss9 lsAss vosd iihs Sewers
and srwrr~~na TAs lsdiss VII he u ths
hall Tuesday 10 rsoeiw shsnss snd 70 nsis
srsassmasu The proos~ds 81 The lar
viii bs de.os~d 70 church purpo~es
- The following Account al The marriage
o, two veil known Bar add Bunop ssnin.
sry ssadsrs We eo1dsase from The Aev
Haven. VI. eorrespoadsacs 81 ths Rat
land B,yaI,i. very plesxADs Wedding
,noh plsos 81 tho Cnngv~wsaiooi church
90 Taa~dsv. August .. ~ 10 o'cloct 1. NJ.
.hsu Rev. EAvin r. Rogers u Hsmmop.
Ion. Aev Jersey, vE married 10 MICS
Msry H. Hslbers. oldcsi daughter 81 Rev.
Cairin H. Huil~rs. u. ID. ipresidsr' 81
MlJdIebpry college. and for the last year
preoep,fess Of lleemsn academy Al Ne.
Hsven. Mr. Rogers formerly resided In
wsllinsiord aud ia graduate 81 Middle
bury college 81 tho class u 1878. and nor
10 the pastor of . church n Hsmmonton.
N. J. Miss Hubert bad been great r.
voriie 10 New Haven. having spent her
childhood in town when her father Was
pssisr of the church, ADD Vas also popular
A. preccptress Of the academy. The we'd
ding presents were quite numerous aud
costly, and the young couple so forth
10 their ncv field Of usefulness and duty
With the lns, wishes Of the entire commu.
nifty.
Tuesday evening Prof Louis fnbsr.
violinis. q, the Equinox House. received
Telegram from New York requiring his
immediate presence - bis wife VS.
.erscu1y injured. We NO ~ the Ercsing
Posf tia, Mrs. FsrLsr lived only ten min
a,es after the accident, which occurred on
Staten Llsnd. She with three other ladies
~cre In carriage and while crossing the
railroad track the horses became frightdn-
d at an approaching train and would
neither proceed OF back from the track. |
)ns other lady wAs instantly killed and the
,thsr two seriously injured, II is claimed
hat the train did not give the customary
Earning whistle before reaching the eros
ing. but the railroad company ssy the
whistle Was blown and everything possible
lone by the train men 10 avert the acct
lent Mrs. Fsrber leaves two small child
en-. Mr.. Farber will have the eart-felt
Of his many friends In this
icinity.
FACTORY FONT.
John G. Roberts will sell st auction
u Friday. Aug. 18th At p. H., . quantity
{ household goods, stoves Ae.. prepare
Dry to his removal 10 Burlington.
The freman's muster n Chatham, N
:, has been postponed TO Aug. 25th. A
ompsny from Rutland will sttend. aud
here is soms prospect that the Paci6cs Of
his place will he on hand.
The fair held last week under the
aspices Of the Young Ladies Mission
ircle OF the Baptist church. was perfect
access, the proceeds amounting TO SO. 38
o. gain t64l
There will be public sale Of tho cels-
rated Emerson Fisher 4 Co., buggies, Of
lany designs manufactured at Cincinnati,
'hio, at Factory Point, Friday. Aug, 12th. I
Q. X. BLopoKIT, Manager {
The subscribers take this manner OF
stunning sincere thanks 10 kind friends
nd neighbors OF Wilton and vicinity and
} many others for sympsthyand aid during |
ie sickness and death OF their daughter, ,
gnes L. vanBuskirk.
N. VANHusKmK,
FRANCES Z. VASBUsKRK.
An envelope Was passed TO the pastor
the Baptist church last Monday evening
check for $50, 10 be used in
pairs on the church according 10 the
Astor's discretion. The pastor has de
dsd to repair the ceiling, which is mar.
ID and broken in places. We would be
sd 10 publish the name Of the generous
but by request We withhold
nAScHEsTKR DEPOT.
MIR. Il. G. Burr is convalescing.
Mrs. Joseph Hicks is away on visit v
it'll friends in York state. a
Willie Sherwin has just returned from Q
two weeks visit 70 his old home in Ms 4
ne. N. Y. b
Mr.. Morton Marley is assisting IN the
orc OF Burr 4 Msnley during the sick
rs Of Mr.. Burr. \
Station agent Conner is scarcely able
attend TO his duties on account Of an at
Ok Of rheumatism. h
Miss Fannie Parker sad Miss Maggie
oore from Indianapolis, Ind, are visit 4
lends and relatives in town
MIR. John BATHS has ON hand six hun .
red gallons Of boiled cider aud abou o
pounds Of apple jelly.
-- II seems that We have thieves amongst i
!. Some ducks. turkeys. hsying utensils h
c., were taken from parties in the east I
art Of the town. q few nights since. Y
Tommy Bourn, one Of the late pio- u
,ers Of the West, with his friend Frank '
lrey is home on q visit to his parents in !
WI. He is spprsnticed To an architect .
ID builder in the growing city Of Joliet. 4
|. q
One OF the principal features Of the
wn party on the grounds Of Judge How
d last Thursday evening. vas the unheard
sight Of Probate Judge being suspend.