The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-25


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Nsllossl Bsnks 81 cEacsso natal nes b
cocu Pies 90 imgprtsni possilea 10 iasi
tsrl. lie expects siiil bio bet proDoisOa
70 The near iaiara
Mrs Coca 81 Csiia n. T., 10 visi,iss
/. bss ssies. Mu. RotaEsop,
--Meffisi Sheldon hss roset iaio HE
koass that Hsissa Hoily reoen,ly vacated
--Dosssi v,iI gre Up stssni l.rge pcis-
.oes. ~ ve learn that . ssndssis nsn has
several orer Ibs 10 weight
4 -. Paddock has had mechanics =.
sosk co bis house Ter sofne time malias
i'm pforsmsnls. 10 fact be has made nss
eae out 81 The cid.
The 9Th veadiug anniversary Of NJ.
and Ms. Newton sykes occurred on Oct.
1914. 4 tsw Of the family relatives we're
present W congratulate them.
II Nichols and u W Bsnovs silen !.
aed the memorial services Of /. q. y. r.
held al East Arlington last Sunday, aud
listened to . very able address by Rev. G.
@. Cook. They sere very courteousIy en-.
terisined BY the bfoihers
ErrKu
500 william II. Kinne has received pen.
sion.
BY request ve copy the following ar
ticle from tho Salem Review; Col Jo-
ssph Parker. the oldes, inhsbitsnt Of Ru-
pert, passed TO the unkDown land on
rharsdsy morning. Sept. 2oih. He Was
stricken With partial shock Of paralysis
on The Saturday previous. from which 10
did no, recover His funeral was held on
Saturday. the 22d. and vas largely attep.
ded By bis friends and neisbbors Col
Parker wonlI have been 81 years old bad
he lived to the "a day 81 October The
services ii bis funeral we've conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Johpson Of Granville n Y .assis'
ted By Rev. III. Swsh. ~ Wet Pawlet
Four sous and one daughter survive him
In politics he vas formerly Wing. then =
Republican. but later oo and iuaily sPro'
hibitiopist. Ia religion he WAS BAPTIST
He had been identified with the Baptist
church OF Rupert FROM Al early day. he
he'd witnessed her grow th with joys her
decline with sorrow, He bad been one Of
her standing pillars In her days OF prosper.
lily. aud valiant defender 10 times OF her
adversely. 10 sunshine and Ia shade be
vas her trusted monitor. la tempest and
storm b, stood sentinel upon her wstch
tower TO signal the signs Of impending
danger. lie was faithful to his response
bic poet At the time OF bis death be was
truly the "Nestor" Of that religious irster.
nifty in Rupert Col Parker Was kind
father, = der.hearted and obliging
neighbor and an honofed citizen. To say
that be was fsultless would be tsntsmount
10 saying be was not human. Peace to
the askcs Of our venerable friend and
neighbor"
Mr.. @. II. Weeks OF Rutland is in
town.
Mrs. Waller X. Warmers sister Maggie
10 passing few days with her.
Miss Frank Flower OF Lowell. Mass,
10 Whiting At her parents slew weeks.
MIR. Frank Winchester. . former resi-
dent Of this place, passed Sunday in town.
Misses Lottie and Laura Palmer have
gone to North Adams. Mass to spend the
winter.
Entertainment At the church Friday
evening.
Mrs p. d. Wyman has been quite i'll
the past week.
Representative NJ. b. Lyon was in
town over Sunday.
Helen Underbi teaches the school in
Dist. No. 4 this winter.
Mrs. J. B. Brown is spending . few
weeks with her mother in Pennsylvania.
H. p. Wyman, clerk for II. p. Chase
at South Londonderry. visited his home
Last Sunday.
Mrs w. u. Slmonds who has been un
der the treatment Of . physician since last
January is slowly improving.
IS. T. Simonds OF Marlboro. Mass. and
Mrs. j l. Byard Of To~lsheDd are visit
ing their mother Mrs. q. +. Willisms !
Asa Brown is on tho sick list. suffer-
ing with whoopipg cough. His mother aud
yonpg child are sick with whoopiog cough.
Mrs. O. A Wilkinson, who has been
very Ill during the past summer. is TO be
aiken by her brother to bis home IN Rut-
and for medical treatment.
WIN. Crandsll. brother OF Mrs. p. ID.
v man, died u hemorrhage Of the bowels
II lis home Ia Stafford last "Wednesday
e'st"s'o VIZ VI ,'hth o'u. hs oouy WIS
Jfought here Tor int,rment
= Richardson 4 Leonard are receiving
rev goods every day; their stock OF fall
md winter clothing and dress goods 10 lar
ger than ever before. George was in luck
uhen be boush, that last invoice Of -four.
= Eaaor Jonmd Il am very -thsukful {
o neigbbor Davis for the trouble be has
sk,a to show how interested MS In the |;
scared from Islander aud abuse He has
'ot stated the ca.e half strong enough, I
~ willing TO copfess 10 several o'Ler trips
aiken by me '-upou the fusb" 10 order 10
Esd cfi shat found 10 be- falsehoods |,