The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

Mrs. O. N. Mym1n ia r1kktDx FiepAf
siinns 10 opes variety siore IN The rooms
! 10 Hcves Llock scoa 70 be vacated ny
Mn BALDWIN Who 10 ciosipg on. hc'
goods ss fast 90 possible.
Regular Communication OF Adonira,n
Lodge Ne ~ Y. a A. NJ. on Thursday
, eYensng. July 10 u Tsl5 prOnpt InssAl.
lsiioa Of oesoen and work on frat degree
A fall attendance Is requested.
AL Who are interested Ia having =
fresnens muster 10 this place, 10 be held
sometime IN August. are requested TO meet
AZ tbs rooms of the 0udswa Fish and
Game clab on Friday e,eniug 81 the pres.
en-, ucch.
Daring the thunder storm Of Friday
morning Of lAsi week. the lightning shat
tered Ic telegraph poles On the Dorset
linc between the residences Of J. b. Mich.
OILS and L. Il. smith. distance Of little
more than one half mile,
-. X. Lee Of The peoples carriage
works. 10 order 10 make iroom for the
sleigh trade. will close out the following
very cheap; Lumber and farm wagons,
three aide spring buggios. one buck board
road wagon, lsomething new also one st.
Julian side bar buggy.
Information has been received OF the
death Of Mrs. Sophia Chellis on Monday
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Jones,
In Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Chellis spent
the greater part Of her life In this town
and her remains will be brought here for
iniermcnt Funeral service will be held
at the residence Of her son.in.law, Mr..
Edwin Burri,t, at o'clock on Thursday
afternoon.
The following is q report OF the pri-
mary department, district No. Q: Not alb
sent: Harry Adams, Willie Bonesteel,
Freddie Bonesteel, Willie Botsford. Earl
Bowman, Earnest Lugene, Carl Mattison,
Irving Wait. Mary Conner, Lena Heinel,
Florence Phillips. Junia Thayer; absent
one half day: John Botsford, Michael Nc
Graw. Harris Whippls. Mary Carrigan;
absent one day: Gertrude Conner, Flora
Lincoln, Joseph Wright Not tsrdy:
Willie Bonesteel, Freddie Bonesteel, Will
lie Botsfcrd, John Botsford, Earl Bow.
man, Thomas Coffee, Moses Dupois,
Bennie Estabrook, Earnest Lugene,
Michael McGraw, Arthur Sessions. Eber
Sessions. Francis St0nge, Irving Wait,
Harris Whipple, CLARK Whipple, Joseph
Wright, Mary Barrett, Katie Coffee. Mary
Conner. Gertrude Conner. Mabel Harris.
Mary Lannon, Flora Lincoln, Florence
Phillips, Lena Santhof, Lula Whitman,
Maggie Wright. . (
We copy the following testimonial to
the Rev. Mr.. Randall, late OF Arlington, I
given by Bishop Bissell in his recent nd.
dress before the convention of the dioc,se:
"our Diocese has also had its severe loss I,
es by death, within the past year. One Of
The most respected OF our clergy, the Rev.
John Randall. has been removed from the /,
strife and toll Of the Church Militant
He came to us from the diocese Of Albany,
10 1876. He had charge first Of Grace u
church and st. Johns, Randolph. After 4
/ successful pastorate OF two years, he
eft, greatly to the regret Of his people, to
AXE the Rectorship OF st. James church,
Arlington. Here he labored most dill Y
,ently for over four years, to the gree J,
benefit OF that ancient parish, winning
he respect and confidence OF all. Besid es
lis work in Arlington, he gavo many ac- q
,eptable services in Zion church, Man. y
hester, where he was much beloved. He !,
vas one the learned clergy Of the church; =
class growing small, it is to be feared. d
midst the hurry and urgent demands OF
ur modern life. But he was laboriously
pplying himself TO those studies which
elp to the right knowledge, aud exposi. q
ion, OF Gods Holy Word. And the hap. h,
" fruit which he had gathered in those
elds OF sacred study was shown in "
he fulness and richness OF his sermons at
nd instructions. For the last year and q
half his life was one OF great suffering.
lis long illness was borne with most com.
lete submission TO Gods will, and con-
iderateness for those about him. The "
and painful trial came to .
eaceful end the morning Of April 18th.
y the change OF one Of my appointments, 'a'
was able TO attend his funeral. And To-
tuesday, the Festival day OF st. Philip To-
nd st. James, with six Of our clergy and ~
full attendance OF his mourning parish. -
ners, we paid the last tribute TO our lnl
rother, and laid his remains in the M
hadow Of that venerable church where he by
mustered. He was man OF simple man. I'll
er, OF affections rather deep than dem. u,
very modest about his rare ~
.tainments. His earnest preaching and w
ood life made what we trust will be an th,
biding impression upon his people. de-
nd he has left to his family and to his ~.
rethren, clerical and lay, bright exam -
lie Of what the clergymen in the church, OBS
he minister Of Christ, should be- tor
MANCHESTER DEPOT. dis
Burr 4 Marley will offer In connec. an'
on with their reduction in prices. the ant
flowing nducement for thirty days from iru
lily Goth. on all cash purchases: With qu'
0 worth OF goods, one set OF Of the latest iru
ttern in glass ware, very pretty and well cn'
,rih 50; with s. worth Of goods. pic SET
re Of Brooklyn bridge, showing por. us
IN OF New York and also Of Brooklyn, :
tn 50 worth OF goods, a full sized japan. the
parasol. metallic -four seive and thi,
,op with each barrel OF -four, and, with and
FRY pound OF tea, present from tum. opr
n to glass pitcher. and 1000 smaller mar
icles such as fans, memorandum books, pas
j. with 81 worth Of goods. inc
EAST DORSET. 2otl
Howard Carson and wife Of Boston are will
i,ing at Mrs ID. IL. Kent's- OF
s. Grout with his wife and family are the
1tino relatives in Massachusetts Bile
Allan o. Kendall has recovered from .o'
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