The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-02-11
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he soesd u Ccy's toOt store
MIR Barssasra . morlss iHto the
seaxmsai lost ess, a Mss1e Hall
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sSiser Dye works d Troy. Apy goods
srfi n ihe drug sscr- .sli 10 sat prnnpi-
~ satisfaction sasrsaieed.
Tickets from Manchester 10 Barling-
Iiaxson ssa return viii bs cold from the
IssA 20 tho 18th tot $3.50 They will be
good fof reiara anti Tho n
Last Ffidsy The Thermometer marked
Is degrees beiov zero Ia iha village.
This ussk the weather il mild and the
slslghlng hiss beea superb but IL 10 going
last
--Res. Dr. Wiekhsm IL nov the sole
survivor Of The class Of 1915 Of Yale Col
lsgs. having just heard Of tho death Of bis
Isss olsssms,e. John Hsssings. Esd. 81
osoadsa valley near Syracuse. N. T.. a.
the age Of % There 10 nov but one grad.
usls 10 advance Of bin. Rev. Mr. HUM
al Buffalo. who graduated 10 1913.
"A large compssy Of reIsiives aud
friends gathered st "Woodside, " wednes-
day morning. 10 witness the marriage OF
Miss Caroline. the third daughter Of Mrs
J. II. Wood, and Mr.. J. II. Howell. Of
Worcester. Mass The psrlors we're beau
tifully decked with flowers. the centre
piece being q large horse shoe composed
Of white carnations The marriage cere-
mony Of the Episcopal church was i'm
pressively pronounced by Rev. A. d. Elan.
ders, Of White River Junction. After the
hearty congratulations Of the company
we're ever aud the large display Of beautif
ful bridal gifts bad been admired, refresh
meats we're served. and the happy bride
aud groom departed to take the noon train
with The beet wishes OF al for. their hap
plnsss and prosperity.
"A pleasant gathering with fine oys-
Ter supper was enjoyed 10 the parlors o.
tho Congregational church, Jan. "a, st
which the sum Of s45 Was added TO the
fund for purchasing . new carpet for the
auditorium. One hundred and fifty were
present notwithstanding . stormy night.
The psrlor was adorned with tho portraits
Of Rev. Mr.. Andersen and wife and Rev.
Dr. cnshman. the first two placed there
by MnL q. A. Barrus aud the last obtained
recently by the efforts OF the ladies. Dr..
Cushmaus picture Is . crayon OF good
size aud we'll finished. prepared by Mr..
J. II. White Of Bennington, from photo.
graph taken several years before bis death
Az the ariis. had never seen DIR. Cushman
the portal. looks younger and fAircr than
the general recollection Of the good Doc
tor. but the eyes. the forehead. tho crnm
Piled hair are oil there and the benignsnt
smile q Of yors and ono feels like saying
- Cowper did OF his mothers picture,
20 that those lips had language.
However interesting the annual state
ment Of other life companies may be, none
Of them can compare 10 importance with
tho reports presented by the Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of New York. II u
tbs largest Of oil companies, has . larger
body Of policy holders. greater assets, and
each year receives aud disburses more
money than any other similar institution
In tho world. II 10 evident that such
hold upon public confidence can DO only
obtained by . management which com
bines prudence. safety and experience.
The report Of tho Mutual Life, published
10 another column. for the year 1885, .
shows shss il has clos. 90s. s67.5l assets;
more than $3.50 000. 900 Of insurance dis
tribated among its great army Of policy 2
holder; and that II paid TO the policy .
holders last year the sum OF over $4,000,
0O0-or over $4,000 every business day 8
In the year The Company is under the
able and popular management Of Presi.
dent Richard A McCurdy. Fowler 4
Son arc tbs local sgen.s for this company.
The Schofeia Manurg Co. OF IA East
laih Street. New York. want General
Agent 10 this County for the bes. limo Of
bpecialties ever pat 90 tho market; their :
beat Agents are making from s. to 81 per
day. aud they arc willing to guarantee any
experienced sapyuser lmals or iemsle)sls y
per week. II you want TO make money
and secure control Of this County. write
them for particulars. at onoc
FACTORY POINT.
Miss May whipple Of F.irhaven is
in Town.
The regular meeting Of The Eastern I
Star will be held next we~k Friday, even
log. \
--Mr Horace Sykes vas called 10 Gran. !
willie. last week. by the suddca death Of
bis father
Miss Minnie Hemenway Of Bridpor, i
10 visiting ber aunis. Mira Hamilton aaa |,
Mn. A. l. 0nvea !
--Prsparstions ara bsing made Tor a
bringing on, the popular play, Nsishbor q
lakewood 81 sn early day. b
= The usion meeting held under sbs aus. v
pices Of Rev. Mr. Underwood Il the Bsp- y
list church Las, Sunday afternoon vas
largely attended.
--MiSs Helen Bonesteel's department Of '
the district school closed last Friday the
other tso schools ccaiinae until Friday Il
Of The present week.
The District meeting al Masonic Il