The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-09-10

-Nrs John Kelley and son o. Salem.
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"A eosseil Of niaisssn esd ehurcbes
vss hsld u " CsasssuiisoL church 10
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Tor. The chusch = NAsaAsusSs vas rep
rssssssA By Rev. ALLAH Clark. pastor. and
brothss i~si d. Coy. Sslsssts; Vie church
Of Dossst ~ Rsv. p. q rnta pastor; the
First Chsrh Of Lowell. AaAa. By Rev.
Smith Baker. DID,, pasior. Rev. A. D.
lambert DID,. Of Salem. Rev. r. W. Has-
wood. Of the Methodist church Rnpert.
we're also nembeA The records Of church
and socissy. the essdidssss credentials and
The results Of ~ extended examination ~
10 personal faith asd sIpsneooe vere very
satisfactory; and the installation services
we're conducted according 70 the following
arrangement: Announcement Of The scsion
OF the council by the moderator. DR.. Lam
bert. and reading Of the minutes BY the
Scribe. Invocation and reading Of Scrip
surs by NJ. Hsrwood; . strong and i'm
prsasive discourse from Tim. 81 by DR..
Baker. Who also gave an earnest charge 70
the pastor DR.. Lambert offered the in
stallipg prayer. Mr.. CLARK gave the right
hand and M. Pratt the address to The
people. ed The bsnedictioa BY the new
pastor The service Of sosg wss 10 good
tasls and spisit A generous COLLATION. w
servs4' q nt1a ID The school hall. This
congregation has much resson for con.
graduation upon their new pastor and
parsonage. their very convenient and pleas.
ant house Of worship. and especially upon
the unsDimity and cheerful zeal with
which they and their minister are prose-
cutting church work and building up the
interests Of virtue and pisiy II home and
abroad.
EAST DORSET. t
A CARD,-Mr. b. W. Beers desires
through the columns Of the JOURNAL to
OK pres his heartfelt thanks to friends and
neighbors. who so kindly assisted 10 car
ing for bis wife during her long illness
aud death; also TO those who contributed
flowers and rendered service the day OF
her burial.
e. @. Bacon has more help. boy
born Aug. 30th
The band took 10 the excursion to
Burlington Last Thnrsday.
Mrs. Ralph Bentley has returned from
her visit 10 Rupert and Ssndgate.
The largest party attended the excur-
sion that ever left our place at one time.
Dorr Hurd and wife Of Hoosick Falls
ere visiting his brother here. m
We are glad to welcome Mrs. Selwyn |
Brush back again 10 her accustomed place
a the organ Of the Methodist church.
Potatoes never looked better with us;
and We are glad to notice that the price in
market is better than it was last year at
this time
e. b. Hurd has the cellar Tor his large |
barn done and the building we'll under |
way. II is built by carpenter from
Hoosick Falls.
Rev. Mr.. Walker preached to afull
house last sunday, many coming from
West Arlington where there was no preach |
ing as they are repairing their church.
-Rausford Randall and his son Charles
have gone to Wisconsin to visit his brother
Evi who removed to that state over thirty
years ago. He located at the city OF APP
pleton, . very fortunate location.
: "A. s. Woodward Of Poplar Grove, ILL.,
and family have been spending few days
at Muuson Hoyts. Mr.. Woodward and G.
H. Fuller OF Belvidere are administrators
on the estate Of DR.. Woodward and were
both il town attending the commissioners
meeting last Wednesday.
BERLIN, n. Y.
Hay Is worth yl5 per tom, potatoes
sss quoted Il about u par barrel.
Josiah Grilith. the we'll known sign
painter Of Troy, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. w. Tubes.
--EdwArd Goodsrmote, prominent
young German. died the 4th inst. Of ty-
phoid fever, aged 27years.
"A strong and determined effort is be-
ing made by some Of the prominent Dem