The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-10

- Ths Rev u T. Hrovr Of south ca
tea. n Y. sell kBsvn lie this iosa. b
epsasd sfstiss qzsrry u Ps'ishrilis. =
. Ls.mIcs Go.
Mrs James Laupson h1 gone
Brcoalyn 10 receive treatment iof b,
eyes Her mary friec5s 10 io-n siscerel
hope thai her serious toable msy be efes
iy reiisvei By the treatment
The Ia, J. c. Hauinsion formerl
Of Eat Dorset but COS Of E.sIe Mills. \
/ Y y. thrown from o carriage sLile dri,
ins 10 Troy on Tuesday morning aud be-
ore leg broken snd shoulder disloes.cd
w. A Adam. bad col, badly injare'
10 Dsnby lssi siuier. by being bitten by
dog Owned by Mr.. Cook OF ths, place
Ga Tuesdsy Mr. Adams brough, sui
aesiusi Cook Tor damages. The jar,
awarded him $50 20 and eosi
MIR q. ID. Bsbbiil has retired froG
Of Bsrdy A Babbi,s, Clolbier OF Rutland
spd Pnnk NJ Wilson Who has been ssso.
cis,ed With them Tor many years has been
called TO oil bis place The firm name !,
nos Bardy 4 Wilson. Mr. Wilson also
still retains bis connection With the store
10 Pair Haven which has been under bic
charge Tor several years. the 6rm name
there becoming BsrIy. Wilson Root.
ffsnk ,s one Of our boys aud We rejoice 10
bis prom oiion snd snccess.
Charles Seymour whose wholesale a..
tempt 81 homicide 10 bis own family so
recently shocked the community has 20
fsr recovered from bis self Indicted iDjar.
les that b. vas arrested and brought be
fore Justice Dean on Monday. States At.
torpey Barber acting 10 behalf Of the
State. Seymour plead mot guilty" and
waived examination aud vas put under
$1,000 bonds, falling 10 obtain which he
Vas taken to the.conn,y jail at Banning.
ton 10 await the action OF the December
term OF court
The Bennington Couniy Temperance
Institute. held last week In the Baptist
church, was success in every respect
Although the morning was dark and rainy
there was = large attendance Besides the
regular delegates there were represents
ilyes from Sunderland. Arlington, Peru,
Dorset. Pawlet. West Pawlet. Bennington
aud one white ribbon sister we were glad
TO Welcome from Kansas. The programme
as before given was well carried out, other
pleasing features being added. such as a
delightful temperance story by Mrs.
Horace Sykes. Several have requested
that II be published ia the Journal. Mrs.
Taylor OF Troy gave an interesting account
81 the work accomplished 10 the depart
ment OF "jail aud prison work" in Troy
md Lsnsingburg. A pleasant feature OF
he mornings exercises was the presents
ion Of basket OF beautiful flowers 10 the
State President by Mrs Smith, our new
County President, 10 appreciation Of the
,res, work done by her throughout the
tate aud her kindness In coming 10 help
is through the Institute. The childreps
,our was especially attractive and inter
sting. We expect those boys and girls
will grow mp temperance men and women.
There we're IL boys and girls from North
Bennington and about the same from Man.
heater Centre Who took par, in the exer
Uses. Many thanks are due the children
nd also Miss Towsley aud Mrs. Snyder
rho had charge OF the exercises. Mrs.
Ioush addressed the children 10 her own
right, CHEEKY way which all enjoyed
iuch credit is due the pastors OF the
hurches 10 Manchester for the stirring
ddresses given. The evening opened
18th praise service followed by reading
I crusade Psalm and earnest prayer by
lev. Mr.. Applemsn. Mrs. White OF No. /
ennineto gave recitation entitled "Res
ned. 1t was rendered in Q manner that
icited praise from oil We then listened
} an address by Mrs. Honsh, State Pres ,
lent entitled How my Country Fares,
Ier kind words, pleasant. winning ways
ID beautiful thoughts won for her
arm place in all our hearts. Rev. Mr..
I'd Mrs. Swsrt we're present by invitation
ID oil enjoyed bis timely remarks upon
10 evil effects Of clergyme using tobacco I
70 thought We could not mention every.
ling especially but must say the hearty
elcome by Mrs. Smith. the response by
iss Colvin and poem by Miss Celia !,
eynolds we're oil excellent. This Insti
Ito vas pronounced by many rs The best
'sr held 10 this county. Officers elected
= the coming year. president, Mrs. A 4. ?
NTH, Manchester Centre, secretary. N. p
RANGES Colvip, North Bennington; tress
Ter, Mrs. EHis White. North Bennington. Il
seDipg session closed with snthem
'au,itulIy rendered by choir and benedic o
IN by Rev. II. Prober'. reported by b
'lesste from North Bennipgton.) b
The Waterbury, Conn. American OF 81
Inc 2lst contains the following item OF a
terest 70 many OF our readers: Th o ..
suchester (vtl Journal Of May 90 con i,
ineo the tbs foiioxiog.
The funeral OF the late Abrsm Bronson "
~ took place Sunday afternoon last 81 u
. late residence on the West road, The FL
". X. q. Soaring OF Arlington officiating
the death Of Mr.. Way Manchester loses
Q OF her old citizens. Tor be was born
d always lived within . short distance N,
the place where he died At the ripe age 4.
81 years. He vas the second son OF the "
Ie Lyman Wsy aud bnt one sister nos 81
rviyes him. Mrs b. Young Of Man n
eater Centre He leaves . wife and four Al
iidren. Mrs. L. W. Cole OF South Shafts
Iry. Mrs. + A Graves Of Sunderland r,
a U. end Il 4 Way OF this town.
This suggested TO me the idea that some
tie Information concerning the Renesl :,
Y OF Mr. Way may be Interesting TO 81
!. a ~ iha ola families ~ Walatbnvr End II