The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-09-14


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FACTORY roNH
Mas Edna Merchant Of Cambridge
n. ", Is visiting Miss Stella Burgess
Mrs Hamilton Of Bndport is visit
ing With her sister, Mn A. l.. Graves.
Mrs Wright who has been eonane,
10 her home by illness for week, isagaii
10 her shop.
-webbio, the year and half old soi
Of Edvia Eddy, fell ont Of bed one nigh
week or more since and broke bis collar
bone
-- Mrs. Nettie Benson Of Ottawa, Kan.
is making very short visit 10 her old
home here and her mother, Mrs, Lydia
Towsley.
Mrs James Lamson is spending the
week with Mrs Arnold at Der summer resi-.
dence at Lake George
p. II. Kelly will sell at auction We'd
nesdsy, Sept 10th largo quantity Of
household goods &c. See his advertise
ment He intends TO remove soon to Man.
chester. n. H.
The Rev. John II. Clark and family Of
Steward, n. T., made flying visit TO Mrs
Clark's sister Mrs. Coleman last week.
They were on their way to Bondyille to
visit friends
MIR David Kent wishes to express
through the columns Of the JOURNAL his
hearty thanks to all those who extended
to him so many klndnesses during bis late
sad affection.
Miss Hannah Wyman died at her home
on Tuesday morning at the advanced age
OF T6 years She had been an almost help.
less invalid for many years and when death
came It found her ready and willing to 60.
The hour for the service at the Episco-
pal church next Sunday afternoon will be
half past three The Rev. p. G. Weber
OF Boston who has OBLIGATED so acceptably
for two Sundays past will administer the
Holy Communion.
This community was shocked to learn
last Thursday morning, that Libbe
Vaughan the wife Of Frank Bentley had
died during the night Of dropsy. She
leaves a husband and one child, besides
many friends to mourn her early death.
The NJ. L. church services at Adams
Hall, until further nqtice will be as follows:
Sabbath services. Preaching at ! p. NJ,
Social service at p. NJ, Thursday evening
social service at IL.
j. g. LASGroRD, Pastor
Congratulations are extended to Mr.. |
and Mrs. Reuben Colyin, nee Miss Sophie
Lugene who were joined in marriage at
the home Of the bride on Thursday even
ing Sept. 18th. The happy pair started on
the evening train for trip to Troy and
New York.
"A CARD | wish through the JouRS.
TO express mylheart.felt thanks to neigh
bours and friends for tho assistance and
kindness shown me in my recent affection
and also for the afieclionate remembrance
Of the dead expressed in the gift Of SO
many beautiful flowers,
FRANK BEsTLY.
The Baptist church of this village has
lost many OF Its people by death during
The past season and now another Of its de
voted members has gone to her rest. Mrs.
Wealthy Harris. who has been a great suf
ferer for months, passed away very quietly /
on Tuesday, She has been resident of
this town for over forty years and her death
caves great vacancy not only in her own
family but in the neighborhood
md church to which she had 50 long been
attached. Her age was about 65 years.
MiSoHEsTER DEror.
Louis Stevens is i'll with typhoid few.
".
The Rev. Mr. jackson from Ludlow
will preach at Blackmer's Hall Friday ev-
ming at o'clock.
r.. B. Taylor is quite sick. DR. s S.
Jlemons attends him.
--"Brother" Mark Manley was laid up
! few days ago by sickness. DR. j.. l..
Wyman attended him.
ID. A. Parker is 10 occupy the parson.
,se until spring.
Quite a number OF strangers we're in
lown last week.
B. A Lawion Of Jacksonville, Fla is
N town and guest Of J. Il. Grape.
About twenty carpenters will be en-.
ploycd on the new hotel job this week
"A large number Of Pawlet psople viii
attend the coming fair at Factory Point.
b. G. Kinney, the artist, and Nancy
Clark were married last Thursday aud are
.bsent 10 Montreal on . welding tour.
Fifty cheescs we're shipped 70 Boston
parties from the Pawles factory lass Mon
lay. Price, II is cents per pouad.
M T. Wheeler has exchanged his
property in Pawlet for farm 10 Middle
Iown, paying difference Of about s27e0.
Mr.. Wheeler Ia good. stirring business
naa and q benefit 10 Aoy place where be
may reside.
dense! Robinson while hunting last
Saturday shot five gray squirrels and two
ooons Frank Miller on the sans day shot
seven grays and Que partridge. Both are
young lads. bu, they are ''sure death %
game.