The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-06
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ter and pnresion Mass.
Mr.. gnfns Cobb 81 Roptonrilla. Wis
lad bern 10 poor health foT scne time
died Il bis hems Sunday EorEiSe.
Msss yennis Jadd a. ,his place 10 70
/ BE- married 90 Thuutay 10 Mr.. Harms o.
Braliltboro. 81 The residence Of bis mo-
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Mr.. Abnr Phillips Of Worcester,
Mas. passed the Sabbath =, A X. Bun
bsniis. on bis way 10 Manchester and
Rntland.
Mrs. jenkins and daughter and also
Der mother. Mr. Derby, Of South Lon.
donasry. have been spending few weeks
,moue friends here.
poRsEr.
-DEigh, sykes Tia. been snd s'ill Is 10
very poor health.
Mrs. DR.. Dunring OF Greenwich, N.
Y. is spending few days In Dorset.
Good potatoes are slready getting to
be scarce aud are eommsding sgood
price.
Miss Anna Kendall Of Fiizsilliam.
n. Ii. 10 visiting her sister, Mrs Waldo
Sykes.
"A special meeting OF The W. II. @. %
called for Friday evening. Nov, J. for In
spee,ion.
The Shoe Boz festival was success
and pass.d of pleasantly with music.
games &c.
Hon, G. NJ. Sykes last week attended
the reunion OF the Senators OF 1850 at
Montpelier.
Miss Carrie Holley is visiting friends IN
Albion. n. Y. Intending also to spend
some time at Danyile, N. Y.
Rev. Quincy Blakely and wife Of
Marlboro, n. II. are guests OF Newton
Sykes. Mr.. Blakely preached last Sum
day an a conducted the communion SER
vice.
RUPERT.
Ray. j, II. Clark OF Troy Methodist
church exchanged with Rev, W, Il. drost
last Sunday.
Mrs, Angevine has purchased nice
Estey organ. with the expectation Of take
log music lessons.
Prof. Nichols OF Dorset has started
singing class here, which will be likely to
be successful one as he is teacher oil
experience,
PAwLEr.
Mr.. Holden Kelley is very i'll and
hardly expected to recover.
MIR. Adams Bromley sustained irac'
ture OF one OF bis ribs last Wednesday,
bat is recovering.
Our school teachers Misses Leach and
Vail have succeeded in securing funds for
a U. s. flag and staff which will soon DO
raised in front OF the school house.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lois b. Harwood
widow OF the late G. G. Leach, was large
" attended on Saturday. Rev. Z. L, Wal
ker OF Csstleton officisted, assisted by
Revs. S. M. Harris and +. j. Klock.
EAST ARLIsoTos.
A l.. Jenkins OF Peru aud family ale
at Mrs Dennisons.
The W. G. I, U. which met last Sat
urday with Mrs, Batchelder report ole
new member.
Some days ago Mr.. and Mrs. j, b.
Powers welcomed little girl to their
hearts and home.
"A supper was given by the ladies' Of
the Methodist church last Thursday even
ing for the benefit OF the pastor.
Fayette Shepard. foreman at the JUDI
son mill. is suffering from the effect oil On
accident received a few days since,
Miss Shepard has been quite III with
Erysipilss. but is better and was able TO
play the organ at church last Sunday.
Mrs. Dwinnell. whose illness was re.
ported recently. is now able to be out.
At one time il seem impossible for her 10
recover
There will be Temperance concert
Al the Methodist church Sunday evening,
The ladies OF the Union are interested I'D
II and an excellent concert is expected, TO
which all ate cordially invited. Come ear
" and get good seat.
sty9GATE.
Potatoes have come up in price, 10
cents being paid. but most farmers prefer
to lold them for higher prices.
Miss Lottie Millette Of Manchester,
teaches 10 District No. 3. being secured
by recent notice in the Journal.
Mrs. Parker. . former resident Of
Yves. Sandgate. but nov living in Illinois
is visiting her brother, l.. A. Bennett.
There is preaching the 6rst Sunday in
each month at the school house In West
Saudga by Rev. VIM Blanchard, sec.
ond Advent.
The Siickles Bros, will move to Bat
.uutu k.v,no vao lad both n,iilA here To