The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-09-17

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- ~ had charge II several niasscn ssA-
tisas 10 lceaiiti~ vher be hes bseu sit-
mated = that hh vost b not nss 70 him.
We bsspeAk for hinsslf and wiz hearty
rscsption by our people.
--Ma regular nsssisg Of Factory Point
Lodge. hsld u Odd Fellows Hall % the
iith dsy Of ssplsnbsr. The lodge voted 10
appoint . committee 70 express The gym I
patty Of The lodge for Brother jerome
Gleason on the death Of his wife. The
COMMITTEES have had the subject under
consideration and report the following
again death has entered home OF our
small hand OF Brotherhood and has bereit
our brother. Jerome Gleason. Of the wife
Of bis youth; and bis children Of careful
and dearly loved mother; leaving home
desolsss and gloomy, and opening future
Of dark and uncertain vicissitudes. And
while ve obey The injunction weep with
those that weep and mourn with those
that mourn," 70 Gnd the servtcs deeply
intensified when We are called upon TO
mourn With one With whom ve have long
associated in maternal relations. I'VE
deeply sympathiss with you has become
too hsckneysd and commonplace for us 70
use. y consolation Tor our deeply strokes
brother. but W would cay the blov that
has fallen upon you. brother. has also
wounded ~. The dark cloud that has
hidden icrsver one Of the brightest leans
Of hfs's light from you. hes cast its shadow
upon our armament and our hearts, are sad
for your sfiiictioD. All consolation falling
from human lips Is feeble. and powerless
to ill the great void that comes from great
bereayements, therefore We will pot say y
you be consoled; We viii only ~ that
the end OF human life Is 20 near its begin
ming that the sound OF the sob Of the
mourner over its beloved dead rises
like great vspor from the face Of the
whole earth continually; and admonishes
u in unmistakable tones that we0too only
live 10 die.
nAxcHEsTER DEPOT.
Mics Mary Hubbard is teaching school
in District No. 8.
--Fullertous Marble works are being
treated 10 coat OF paint.
Mr.. William Taylor is very much i'm
proved being able TO ride out.
Mrs Lima Roberts. from Florida. IL
stopping with her sister Mrs Walter Utley.
Mrs. W. J. Ksif. from Springfield,
Mass, has been on visit to her father
Mr.. Joseph Seaver.
Mr. Wolf, in the employ Of WILDER
Taylor on the mountain at ROCKVILLE cut
bis foot vsryl badly Monday.
John wetherbec who was severely in
jursd by belt striking him on the thigh
few days since is improving under the
care Of Dr.. Clemens.
The following item is copied from the
Troy Telegram Of Tuesday morning. No
one in this vicinity is missing as far y we
know: "The body Of man IS years old,
five feet eight inches tall, and OF hne ply.
sique vas found in the river at Albany yes
terdsy. His features we're fine and regular
and we're set of with dark red moustache
and rather long chin whiskers, His hair
was dark and rather sparse. In his pocket
were found = pocketbook containing . II
bill and two-cent pieces and billhesd OF
Burr l. MAnley, fne groceries, Manchester,
VT, silver open faced watch stopped at
IL. 25 O'Clock, q memorandum book filed
with figures and two brass checks reading:
"Revere house, Troy, N. Y, o." and
"Revere house, coat check, Ill" The
body had been in the water three or feur
weeks and had evidently been beneath
some boat.
Miss Genella L. Convey is teaching 10
Granville.
Mrs. L. p, Snyder is teaching in the
West district
The reading circle 10 adjourned until
the 30th Of November.
Mr.. Duane Baldwin Of Illinois, is .
guest Of R. L. Dunning.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Etarks Of Massachusetts
are guests Of James Robinson.
Mr.. Henry Sykes Of EIkhart, Indi-
ana. is Waiting friends in Dorset. his native
place.
Mrs. Sumner Sweet Of st. Lawrence.
Co., N. Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. d.
A. Williams
Mrs. NJ. D. smith and Mrs. Charles,
Snyder are visiting relatives 10 Lewis.
Essex, Co., N. Y.
Mr.. Bassford OF New York is making
brief call in town, guest Of Dea. Kel-
logg aAd Mr.. Gray.
--Miases Louise and Anna Sykes are at
HoIyoke seminary. Kimbsll Sykes is At
Burr and Burton Seminary at Manches-
ter.
We were favored with an excellent
discourse from Rev. DR.. Prentiss Sunday
afternoon and slss had the pleasure OF lis.
tening to good discourse in the evening
By Rev. Geo. II. Gilbert.
Tho boys Of LEND Hand Club"
have been entertained And Instructed BY
Mia Groenleaf on the last two Thursday
evenings. Miss Maria Holley has very
kindly cared for aud entertained them
since last spring. All boys interested 10
Temperance study are invited to to meet
| with the club on Thursday evenings At W.
A. Holleys
The Ladies' W. G. T. IT,. held it's an.