The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31

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Water Dear AID yaGs II. BoDcsseel
i.fi % hoaAsy for 0rinnsn. Iowa w
vi.A ihen good health and property!
Miss Heia@ BaDoFisel has returned
from Graflon. n. y. where shs hAa t-er
gagged 10 teaching during The .ister
Preaching ever sabbath morning AID
sroaing IN The Baptist church BY the pas
tor The nesis are ,rcs and all arc invited,
-FriA,y. The day q prayer Asd ias,iag,
.lll h observed by services ia The morn
ias Of II ~, and evening 81 ". H.. IL
ihs Baptist church.
At ihe school meeting in Di,iSic, No.
2. 90 Tuesday evening, besides tie usual
nua.bsr O, men 10 attendance foar ladies
wore prcscni In accordance With The Rev
lAu Tho following officers were elected
CLERK, W. X Dean. Prudential Commit
tee. = s. Clcnons, Treasurer, Il, Amcs.
Auditor. J H. Whippie. Collector, J. u,
siehols !, Was voted ths, bell should
be purchased for the school house and q
committee Of three wAs appointed 10 act
with the Prudential Committee in the par.
chase Of such school furniture consisting
Of maps, globes. &e.). as the schools may
require. Mrs J Il. Nichols. A. j. Graves
and Robert Ames were elected such com.
mittee.
On Saturday las, one Of our Oldest and
most respected citizens. Mr.. Peter WymAn
left homo TO draw some boards 10 make a
fes necessary repairs on house belong
TO himself, not far from his residence.
About two hours after be was seen driving
10 the house his son, going there to speak
to him, found him lying dead IN the shed.
For many years he had been subject 10 oc.
ca.ional attacks Of asthma, which were
made worse by any unusual eIertion.
During the past week be had suffered from
an acute attack, which obliged him 10 re-
main quietly at home, but he rallied from
that aud the morning of his death seemed
unusually cheerful aud active. 1t is prob
able that tho cIertion Of lifting had
brought on this distress in breathing, |
which caused heart failure resulting in his |
death. His body was removed TO his late
residence and was buried from there on
Monday afternoon. To the many. many
friends who rallied around the family and
gave them much needed assistance and
sympathy during this trying time they
wish to extend their heart felt thanks.
MANCHESTER pEror
WILDER Taylor has moved into the
the house lately occupied by J. W. Kelly.
The express company will deliver the
express in this town on aud after April LIST.
Horace Williams is repairing the
house lately purchased of Luther Wade
md will move into il April LIST
Burr & Marley are agents for the ,
soluble Gusno in this place. They will
nave car boad in few days. 1t is high
y recommended, Z
"A new mail route has been established
md will be put in operation the first of .
July 1881 to extend until July first 1886 :
rom Jamaica by Jacksonville and Bond 7
lille TO Manchester Depot is miles and !
Jack, three times week. Postmaster Cen
raj James invites bids for carrying the
nail on this route TO be forwarded on or :
,efore 3 ?. n. April 23d 1881.
The ladies Of the Baptist society will >
i've dime sociable at Adams Hall on 7
tuesday evening April 9Th at which time
viii be presented the comedy in two acts
Rock Allen, the Orphan" after which
YARN sugar and other refreshments will u
70 served. Admission 10 cts, Sugar 10 cts, =
loors open at 7, commences at 7l.2. all a
re invited.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Rock Allen, II. +. Woodward y
Jncle Hector, L. Burritt =
Iupt Hector, Mrs II. W. Lawrence .
laptain Francisco, Arthur Adams =
sena Allen, Mrs. J. G. Blackmer
Toy Orchington Arthur Motif