The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-02-08

gave Mr. ssyder's efiift school stf
pinsssEi treat one day lasi vesk. The
took astoen cAilanH cat sleigh riains
vest No sundefisad. called 81 Bradley
mills. etc. sio. and closed the dAy With
very nsos entertainment at ia
residences u she teacher ia the evening"
snd ciosea by conveying each child % II
hcme After supper and an hour Or iso hap
lpily spent
I'll 10 more blessed 10 give than Va re
sssss." The East Rupert Ladies deserr'
large credit for donsiiOn that they re
Gently made tvp widow ladies IN our vi
lasc Mn Prescott and her daughter, Mn
ihykos Ten Ripper, ladies' came a. sur
prise. bringing ysr,oas giiis. all kinds o.
groceries. money. aud barrel Of honr
e,e and furnishing an sxociicni supper
Long msy they reign
New !, came 10 pass. tia, the daughters
Of lilile village s,ii one 10 another. lei
as 90 heace sabbath days journey,
Deither wiIl NC so empty handed. 30 the
daughters 81 Eplrsim and Harry, Abel,
Harmon. Nehemiah. Willis and Abiiah,
gathered together aud with hearts and
hands, foil. iourneyed 10 the next village,
And they came and entered into the house
Of the wife and daughter Of Xacheus, And
they were filled with surprise and glad.
meas. suasmuch as their guests were I'M
expected. being also old frieuds and neigh
bon. Aud they.bronghi them gii,s, fine
fonr barrel foil, sugar and sweetmeais.
mea. and butter, tea, and silver money,
which when they had seen, their eyes filed
with tears, and they spake not, Now these
daughters were merry, and they set the
table as for feast aud put nice food there
on. and did ca, and drink, with gIadness
Of heart. And when the day was far spent
they returned 10 their homes, having en-
loyed a pleasant visit and caused the
widow heart to sing for Joy. aud with the
assurance that the blessing Of the FEATHER
Of the fatherless rested upon them all and
not only upon them, but upon all who
have done likewise" Pure religion and
undefiled before God aud the Father is
this. TO visit tho fatberless and widows in
their affection, and to keep himself un.
spotted from the world "
EAST DORSET.
The Rev j. A. Swart Of Factory
Point will preach in the union church
next Sunday morning.
s.. @. Hawkins, who has charge OF
loading the charcoal cars at this station,
fell from the top Of a car across the rail-
road track, Just before the arrival OF the
mail train. Monday evening aud fractured
his hip Fortunately some OF the hands |
near by saw him in time to pull him from
the track before the arrival Of the train or |
he would have been run over. Doctors
Newton, Hemenway and Stewart were i'm.
summoned and reduced the
fracture aud made him as comfortable as
possible, but being over GO years old it
will be long time before he is out again,
EVEN il he ever fully RECEIVERS the use of his
limb.
Last Monday in the quiet little Il. G.
Church OF Castleton Miss Mary A. Brennan
,ontided to the keeping OF James Tully Of
East Dorset her little lot Of happiness here
below. May he experience to the end
ond woman's deyotedness, aud never oc-
,asion doubt in the trusting heart repos-
ng on his fidelity. And should Heaven
end propitious ear to the wishes OF their
riends they will sail down the river with
nut cloud to shadow the calm horizon
Il conjugal happiness or q sorrow to
lampen the prospects of happy wife and
glad husband. The Rev Z. j. Carroll
performed the marriage ceremony, and his
oadjutor. Rev. Mr.. Glen ID. d. read high
mass. after which they, with the friends
nd relatives OF the bride and groom ac-
ompanied the happy party to the resi-
ence Of the brides father, where they
zero cordially received and well enter
aimed. many leaving costly tokens Of re-
ard that will long be cherished by the
eceivers, not for their value alone but for
be happy associations which surround
hem.