The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-28

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please doat do Il Any more
= Rev and Mrs svari wisb - express
ilAe4g gratitude 10 their irienda ~Ae visited
tho parsonage o, the donalaoa iass TbufA
day erebihg aud Tot their generous coa'
,nhnslcns 4 pleasant time vas enjoyed,
snd DE friends leii behi5d them, IS q
,0lan q. regard. 10th mosey sad prosis'
lons 10 the amount 81 sss.
Through the kindDess Of the Rev.
George l. Preaiiss. ID. u. Of New York.
We have received copy Of The 'I.iis and
Letters Of Mrs Elizabeth prcniiss author
u Stepping Hesycnvard ''susy books
snd others. This book "a 10 some sort an
autobiography ADD is fall Of details re-
speeiing herself. her friends ard the books
She ~role. The very lovely and laelike
steel engraving which adorns the front
will bring pleasant remembrances TO old
friends who sers once glad 10 enjoy her
delightful society; and the picture OF
" ksnlnfels" ias she had named her Dorset
hosneand other representations Of scenery
Ia and around the place she 80 much loved
aud where her remains lie buried help to
embellsh the work. This book viii be sure
10 end place 10 many homes in this yicini.
~ and will be welcomed by many hearts
10 whom she. being dead, ye, speaketL.
We copy the following from the
ChmrLmaa Of Dec, 9th ia regard to Zion
church 10 this village ''fhis parish ac-
knowlcdges with gratitude the receipt Of
q special Offering OF $3.50 made in its be-
bali by members Of Trinity church ,Rut-
land, on Nov 10Th. A new marble walk
the gift Of one Of its members. has just been
laid In front Of the church lot. the citizens
OF the village defraying the expense Of lay
ing IL The parish, though venerable
thsying lately passed its one hundreth
birthday and feeble, is still bravely and
hopefully struggling on. For several years
past il has been under the charge OF the
Rev. Mr.. Randall. Of Arlington, who has
OBLIGATED in the church every other Sun.
day afternoon, but since his sickness IL
has been without regular clerical services.
During the months Of August and Septem,
Der the Rev. f. A, Sanborn and the lsev.
Mr.. Weber, Of Boston, supplied the pulpit.
Since that time lay services have been held
also an interesting little Sunday school
has been conducted on Sunday afternoons,
which viii DO confined during the winter.
The Baptist church was crowded last
Wednesday evening to witness the mar
rage Of Miss Ida Fullerton to Mr.. Owen
Irish. On the entrance OF the bridal party
Mendelssohn's wedding march was played
on the organ by Mrs Eta Davis assisted
by J. u. Simonds with violin and Herbert
Mattison with cornet The brides maids
we're Miss Stella Burgess aud Miss Carrie
Tyrel, the groomsmen Mr. Frank Wilson
Of Rutland, and Mr. Will Thompson of
Greenwich, \. Y. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. 2. Reed Of the Con.
gregational church, assisted by Rev. J. A.
Swsr. OF the Baptist Church. A reception
at the house Of the brides father, Mr.. W.
II. Fullerton, followed the ceremony at
the church. which was attended by about
one hundred invited guests After the Gus
tomary greetings had been given bounti- |
full collation. was served, aud the happy |
couple left on the evening train attended |
by tho hearty good wishes Of host OF
friends
The following is list OF tho presents |
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Irish, Elizabethtown,
n. Y, 500; Mrs. Edward and Lorain s. |
Arson, Keesyille, N. y, silver cake basket;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs, Elizabethtown, N. Y.
pair silver napkin rings; Mr.. and Mrs. b.
u. Long. Rutland, IL doz. silver fruit
knives and IL doc. nut picks; Mr., and |
Mrs. J. c. Griffith, Dandy, satin and
plush hand painted, box stationery; Mr. |
and Mrs. +. A. Arson, Milwaukee. Wis,
silver, gold lined, cake basket; Mr. and
Mrs. r. Stafford, Milwaukee, Wis, silver
and glass sugar bowl and spoon; Mr.. and |
Mrs. II. G. Burdick, Cambridge, n. Y. |
pair silver and gold, hand chased. napkin
rings: Mr.. Charles Fullerton. South Argyle |
n. ", IL doz. silver tea knives; Mr. and |
Mrs. chas. Thompson and family. East |
Greenwich, N. u, silver cake basket; Mr. |
and Mrs. d. l.. Hall, East Greenwich, n |
y, cherry toilet stand; Mr.. and Mrs j. |
w. Shaler, East Greenwich. N. y, carpet |
sweeper; Mr. and Mrs. George Orcntt, |
Shushan. \. Y, pair ornamented vases;
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Dillon, Salem, n. ", |
photograph album; Mr., q. 0, Drummond, |
keokuk, Iowa, one elegant plush album
Mr. aud Mrs. John Ashley, West Hebron. |
IN, y, scrap book and volume OF +. r. |
Roe's works; Frank Wilson. Rutland, pair
elegau, gold aud glass vases, Miss Rachael
Sylvia, Brooklyn, n. u. IL dozen silver
fruit knives: Miss Helen and Master Julian |
Goodale, Argyle. N. Y, tin plate. cup and |
spoon; Mr. A Mrs. w. Tyrel, Eas, Dorset. |
five dollar gold piece; Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. |
Tyrel, Jr.. East Dorset, silver and glass
pickle dish; u. X Simonds, Manchester
Manchester Journal one year; Mr.. and Mrs |
Henry Gray, elegant jewel case; l.. d. Coy
and wife, volume Shakespeare: Mr.. and |
Mrs. Chas, Sanford, silver and glass sugar
bowl; Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Lawrence,
silver and glass butter dish. Miss Carrie |
Tyrcl. East Dorset, shopping bag; Miss
Bertha fyrel. satin aud lace tidy;
Mrs. J. II. Whipplc. ono elegant candle
stick and candle, hand painted; Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Davis, elegant silver and glass
cologne bottle; Miss Eta Davis, one silver
!. a NJ.