The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-17

sssvsssisr. vhich vii - bold a Asst.
pslssr, April sosh; aiso 10 elect aslsgasss
70 ssissd Ne First Dissrics cssvsniien A.
Ruilsss, April 2tth, viii b. hold ~ The
school rosn usdss the Toss Hall on SAT-
srdsy evening. April 10Th. 81 7 o'clsst-
A ssel aitssdsscs 10 desired.
Al The arsrAl fsrish meeting al ST.
Jsmss church Lsld II The church Mondsy
svssisg. April Ia. the relieving vss,rynss
ware elected: A. ID. Garfield. n. II. Dem
ins, J. Burdsts, NJ. l. Norton. A. y. Ds-
va, 4. c. wosdvcrth. G. .. Vault y. n
Cssnsld, q. d. Heldss. An ssioorn-
msnt 81 parish meeting ., vsssry Was
called and the following officers ssre
elected: A. ID. Csnhsld Senior Wsrdes'
NJ II. Dsuisg Jupisr Warden. Z. 9.
Woodwork Secretary. y. n. Casfield
Treasurer, dslsgssss 70 convention NJ. n.
Dsuiag. n. L. Nortos, J. Burdstt, altar
pstss T. WOODWORK. Y. X Shaw, @. y.
yiault The sstssaASos WAS large vhich
shows that there IL much more interest
manifested 10 the parish thsa usual.
The services u 81. James church On
Easter Sunday we're very largely attended
ssa we're very interesting. The singing
vas good sad very appropriate. The organ
was played by Pref Hard in superb
manssr. The noral dscsratisss although
not % elaborate n % ssms former oscs-
sioss we're beautiful and reminded one Of
the cemisg Of spriss. The Rector, the
Rev. Mr.. Gilliot, OBLIGATED and preached
very sloqusst and powerful sermon the
subject being The resurrection Of the body
The choir have made change and do the
singing below instead Of 10 the the old
gallery up stairs, which Is considered
great improvement BY most 81 the parish
The following l. . list Of the music rem
dsrsd On Easter morniss:
Organ Voluntary, veg
let Carsl-'Christ the Lord 10 risen today,
| Phiege
I'd Carol .Chilarsn Of God rejoice and
| ains Hare
Anthem -"Christ our Passover" Hard
Jubilats, In. Smnh
..Ths battls's Der" Monh
Hyms-"Angsls rsll the rock away"
Rope,
Gloy;. T;b;. Rossin
Trssaaiep and Ssnotus Erss
Offsrtory Blessed be God"
Rouea Mediatio,
Csmmusisn Hymu. .S,liirar
Gloria in Excslsis, Old song
GLAZING Voluntary. Rossini
After al these services concluded largs
number repaired to st. James church yard
and visited the grave olths late rector and
decorated it with the Cross OF flowers that
was ON The altar during the morning ser
vice. The prayer in the burial service
vas also said. This WAS very appropriate
and was certainly very impressive
service.
SUNDERLAND
Public examination Of teachers viii
/ be laid in the school house near Bentley
Store, Aext Saturday at 10 o'clock A. N
All Who intsnd to teach in this town Thu
summer are requested to be present.
JAMES A. GRAVES, Supt.
jay Covsy his just purchased . fin'
ssw organ.
Fred Bentley hn' moved on TO tn
farm where john Hayes lived last sum
ner.
-Sslwyn Bru N and wife have returned
from Michigan and are living With hi
father J. E. Brus b.
Fred aad Col. Sticklss have boush
the mill privilege Of A. N. Hamilton nsa
W. J. Hsmilton's and will build saw AM
grist mill the coming 'ummer'
Teacher in Dist. No. /. Bell Pinksrten
Ne. 2, Carrie Cotton. Both are s1Perl
sncsd tssshsrs and We 81 all expect gos'
schools.
Pref. Nichols who has ssen tsachin
singing school here has cl W. Of ssne'
srs to whom be il giving pri, 80 isss0n'
BE 10 good teacher.
IN. Conksy has sold his pls, y TO jon
Hsys for $1,000, and has moved IN wit
Bigslsw Still. Jshn Hays has sscurs'
the services Of VIM. Conkey and VIII con
tinus the blacksmith business st ~ Oh
Stand.