The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-20

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10 q lev dsy, fallen siciiaas 10 The terrible
dlsessx dipsberia ln9sihg s0hing ard aut'
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each vAs .'hfighi sPos not onls among
hes own Immediate ,rsnnds aud school
mates bpi la every COMPANY who're abe
vas fssilissiy kaovn We are glad 70
state that there are At prcsont no severe
pAsos q aip,hgia among "a
The Vernon, Spirisnslis,s vii bold
their Quarterly coareniion ia Ruilana
the aisi gand aud a9fd Of this moS,h.
They sTPecs 10 have speaking which viii
J bear ooSapasisoR intellectually wiih that
IL ether churches W. ]. Colrills very
fHe speaker irem Boston viii be present
IN addition 10 tho bosi Yernen, talent
Mr. Stiles one o. the beat Of tesi mediums
viii also be present Board al The Ber-
wick House one dollar per day. return
tickets free
The donation part" came off as adj
vertlsed Last week, at Adams Hall II was
marked, nol only by the numbers In at.
tendance. bu, also by the spirit Of har-
mony and good feeling that prevailed.
All denomina,ionM differences were for
The time. happily blended. and the mem
bcrs Of the various religious societies.
seemed TO vic with each other in their
efforts 10 make the occasion pleasant and
profitable, II was happy illustration Of
that gospel spirit. which recognizes our
points Of agreement as more important
than our points OF difference Behold
hos good and pleasant it is for bretheren
10 dwell together in unity" The Rev.
r. J. Clark, for whose benefit, this party
was called, desires 10 tender his grateful
acknowledgements TO those friends who
have shown their appreciation Of his ser
vices, by q generous gift Of eighty dollars
together with other necessary articles, and
10 express the hope that much fruit may
abound to their account
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
The streams are so low that the mills
are idle.
MIR Amos Lawrence is quite i'll and is
considered In a dangerous condition.
Ed. Seayer who has been in Mass.
achnsetts at work during the early part Of
the winter returned home few days since
sick with diphtheria
Mrs Webster Eddy formerly wen
known in this town aud Arlington now
residing in Toms River New Jersey is
quite i'll with consumption.
"A lively company OF young people
from this place took a sleigh ride to East
Dorset Tuesday evening OF last week and
paid visit to Mr. and Mrs. Hebert
Bourn. They were cordially welcomed
md no pains .were'spsred by Mr.. and Mrs,
Bourn to make the evening enjoyable
heir guests. The time passed so pleas
lntly that it was with regrets that the
company were pursuaded to believe that
morning was drawing near and it was with
.oluetance that they babe their kind host
md hostess good night with many wishes =
hat their future may BIO free from sorrow
md innumerable blessings be theirs.
DORSET.
Mrs. Daniel Paddock seems to be re-
oyering from her long illness.
Religious meetings were held here as
sual, the first week OF the month nearly
very evening. v
DR.. Bradford s. Manley, of Potsdam, :,
!. T., has recently spent few days in !,
)orset his native place. =
There are few eases OF sickness in
own. Charles Field Esq, has been confined :"
D his roomswo or three weeks :"
Mrs G. w. Baker was taken suddenly
! Of pluro-pneumonia last week, but at :.
ais date she is hoped to be out of danger =,
Don't forget the sociable of this week /,
riday eve to be held at Orvin Nichols, :,
ute pleasant sleigh ride OF or 4 miles.
! is hoped there will be large attend ;,
ace. "
Mr. Richard Mcnamara, Of So. Dor ),
It was buried last Saturday. Much sym
athy is felt for the greatly afflicted mem at
ers OF the family who, are now left or u'
hans. u
Miss Ida Paddock, now the wife of Of
harles Philips was taken sick while ON I'll
sit to her fathers In Dorset Hollow a ~
" weeks since, and has not been able to ~
turn to her home in Rupert. She is az
Nv improving. tn
The pastor of the church at Dorset !.
iers double tribute OF grateful affection n
his people for recent special kindness.
D the last evening Of the old year, and ST
the first quarter centuay Of the pastor g
c, his louise was suddenly filed by the NJ
essence and cheered by the hearty con- y,
Of large company of parish
ners; bringing also gift OF twenty-five
,llars Again on the beautiful evening
the l2th inst, the annual pastoral
sit was made at which the whole parish
Is unusually well represented. The ex- MI
llcnt supper furnished by committee
10 do not know how to fail, was only ~,
ceeded in attactiveness by the feast OF
endlinoss and good spirit among tho .
esis, who left senvcty-tivc dollars in the =
nds Of the minister. May all these
thful friends share in the blessings Of pa
e twentieth psalm, be strengthened and =
eersd In All their earthly yaya with