The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-07-10

fsw hours Of their deep affection had n
thought that they we're soon 10 10 separ
sted now sad forever from their idol
Death loves shining mark" aad hst
marked her for his own. At 5 o'clock Of
the morning Of June 10th after battling
for life 10 days Frances Nell Rogers pass
ed without psng or struggle from her fsth
er's arms to THAT undiscovered country
from whose bourn no traveller rstulas.
| fAwLET.
The skating rink is again in full blas
with new hard wood floor.
Miss Marcia Warner has been con fined
to the house with fever the past week.
Marshall Whitncre ha, secured help
for haying. 1t is boy, a patriotic Que,
too. Born July 4th.
Richard Cook and family, of Man
chester. have been spending few days
with W. X. Warner.
The farmers have begun haying. but
owing 10 thu present threatening state
Of the weather not much has yet been 40.
oomplished.
Mrs Derby, wife Of Loren Derby,
,lieI last week from inflammation of the
low, Is. The funeral WAS attended at the
l,euse Of her son in-lav. Samuel Smell,
last Wednesday.
Eddie Gamer cd, son OF the Methodist
minister Of this place, fell from load Of
cheese boxes near Vest Pswlst. Saturday.
and il vas thought I've was fatally injured.
but At present he 10 improving.
The Fourth was a. day long to be re-
msmbsrsd IN this place. The boys began
celebrating with cannon, horn and cracker
shortly after midnight and kept it up
throughout the day. AZ 2 o'clock the
speakers Of the dav, G d. Baker lRep.)
and Il. W. Redington DEM, beth Of
Rutland, delivered excel ent addresses in
Winchestsr's grove. Fire works and q
dance in Town hall finished the days pro.
gramms The largest crow 4 was present
that ws have ever seen 10 Pswlst.
: The 4th passed of with unusual quiet.
ness.
-Haying has commencoL and the crop
will be light.
A nice rain visited us Friday night
and greatly changed the outlook for the
farmers. The grass in some fields had
began 70 turn brown ana ether crops we're
beginning 70 suffer-.
A cool wisd from the hills made Sun
day delightful day. 4 good congresa-
tiou filled the church aud liatsnsd to =
good sermon by our new poster and 10
good music frsm the chsir. Three were
added to the church BY letter.
-Dea O. P. Simouds' wife. by some
means. had fall while in the cellar and
badly injured her foot Her daughters
are expected home Monday night- Mrs.
Amos Batchsldsr is on the sick list and
uader the care Of . physician. We hope
for the speedy recovery Of both.
The following notice We esPy from
the WILMINGTON items Of an exchange:
MRS. B. L. Barnard died this morsipg
after suffering for long time With con
sum ptiou. She was an active mem Der Of /
the Baptist church, . kind wife and loving |
mother, and universally esteemed. Her
funsrsl will be held at the Baptist church |
on Saturday At ! p. m"
-. 3. Csnssld, baggage master on the
West Shore railroad. u at homo here On .
vacation OF week or more.
DR. DuBsis and family have arrived
Il the Bartlett House, asd expect to re-
main during tho Summer.
Henry Ms.tison. Of Rome. N. T..
nephew Of Miriam and Chas. Hard. OF this
place, is here on hn usual summer visit
Rev DR.. CanGsld ~ss quite sick most
II Last week. hut ws are glad 70 say Ls Is
nush improvsd and able 10 10 about
ASais.
%. l.. Adams aud family have gone on
heir usual SIMMER visit. Mr.. Adams will
remain vesk or mere, While Mrs- Adams
viii bs gone some time losger
The Rev. Mr. Gilliat and family have
gone svsy on . viais to their people in
Lowell. Mssss Mr.. 0illist expects 10 be
,bssAt about ten days and Mrs. dillias
ZONE time longer.
While Mrs. s T. Wright was riding
,ut sss evening. last seek. her horse
'tamhlAd and fell, throwing her cut
breaking tks dashboard AID in other vsys
siuring tho carriage. Help Was scar 1t
bssa and she vss not seriously irjasd.
HeA James X BAtchslisr has beea quite
sassll for several days. bat Is nev i'm
proving ssd alb 70 b. about although