The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11


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suins their Zoe sieck ss3 ssesrssls pric.
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An oyster supper sSd donsiioo visi
be- bs~n plssasd for Fpdsy evening. No
10. 81 tts Methodist chsfeh. Asy Of th
older ons vbo cssnot be oas 10 The even
- irs ere Invited 10 meet 81 The psrsossg,
10 ibs afternoon. A cordial Invitation Il
= extended loo oil. b, order Of The con
niitesA
y Mas Jaais L.sens attended . Thanks
giving party given 10 her honor st the RE-
. idsnce 81 l. II Liucoia at Plsinviils.
Coon. There ssis nsleaa present q, The
. table including four generations. Mr.. and
: Mn Ire Liseols, ssej IS sed 50 years.
hef grandparents. 81, a. the bead Of the
table. and IL !, Deedle.s 10 say that tho
dinoer y. greatly epjo,sd
--Nevs Of The suspension Of the veil
knoun New Yoih arm u Roberts. Cush.
msn 4 Co. caused some az citemsnt parti.
culsrIy y the FACTORY Poiai National
Bank vss made preferred creditor II
bsppsnfd. however. that the bank does
not bold any paper Of the firm aud The
preferences vas unnecessary. The saspeu
sion vas due 10 the failure Of Pbilsdsi
pbls concern which owes thr New York
arm nearly 100000 TIE statement Of
sssets and liabilities would iud,e.is ,hst
the creditors OF the New York trm will
be paid In full. Edward Roberts The sen,
LOT partner. has large smopDt Of proper
" outside OF the business. which is Dos
involved Mrs Cushmsps interest 10 The
bus,aess ceased nearly Two years ago.
The quarterly eouo,y convsaiion Of
the \. T. Q. L was held 10 the Baptist
church on Tuesday OF this week, II wss
an oil day meeting Of great interest Rev.
u. Msrien Of Bennington presided, The
morning session opsoed with devotional
services followed by addresses OF welcome
BY the resident. ministers. Mr. Pro bert b
'poke few words OF hearty christi an Il
srsetins; Mr.. Applsman told OF his Joy q
% the unity OF the young people 10 the
york for Christ. aud OF his assurance that q
housh the different denominations have lie
epsrsts socisties The spirit OF fraternity qu
I'LL continue to grow. and Prof. Ferrn
cid 10 substance I'VE do not patti ern sf.
Or IN, world. Christianity tends to make ~,
'eoplc large hearted. We welcome yon ~
Manchester. and hope we shall do each ~,
.hsr good" Mr.. Msrten responded, eI no
ressing his love for New England people -,
10 desire that, 10 addition to the good
inner be expected, he might be fed with :,
70 Bread Of hssven, his faith 10 the Chris D'
an spirit because 1t is the spiri. Of Christ 0o'
I'd bis wish that ell might unite upon Wv
10 motto "The whole world for Jesus
hrist' Mr.. Peck read minutes OF the
u convention. Reports Of societies were 70
ven. Of generally encouraging character. me
] 30 Vas song service. after which 70 ION
rte were continued and delegates mum Gre
rcd. rs being present from other towps. ado
Jar Associate Membe BY Miss Dun, cap
N. was crowded with helpful suRees. q
% 10 regard to the work Of active mem, Oil
rslfor those who are associates. Each Try
bis Own Place by Miss Reynolds, g
pushed the though. Of faithfulness to vail
lividusl duty. apply the Test. read last
Miss Dyer. dealt with excuses. which dro
,nld be proved good or otherwise By dsv
ng brought to the Lord in prayer. s,or
everence." BY Mrs. Peck. brought out sno,
necessity OF . reverent attitude always max
ard spiritual things. Mrs. Seymour Tr.i
ke upon the subject OF "Amuss .t \
ats" 10 . wise and helpful manner, n,
wing that there is room 10 keep out OF 49,,
danger Of evil in seeking recreations. prn
Applsmau's address treated OF ''NobiI al,
' that true nobility Of character built !,
n loyalty TO Christ Mr.. Adam spoke -
reverent earnestuess upon "Tbe
J Spirit ~ the animsting power Of W.
mechanism Of religion. The topics ~
. opened for discussion and Nj. Mar 80
and Mr.. Seymour responded briefly. ON
questions collected 10 the Question
yer we're on variety ofsubiscts and AZ
. answered spontaneously and iustruo !" q
y by Revs. Grost, Peck. Chapman. op'ul
bert. Ferriu. Applsmsn. Adam and "
tin. At 7 the evening exercises open. The
nth song service. Mr.. Peck read - W.
(. 3. PRAYER was offered by Mr. Pc, ound
Mr.. Chapman 10 bis address upon put
81. Johnsbury convention said that il sprinI
by deep spiritusli,y. its early
10 atmosphere being bealtbfuI invi. that.
ting. delightful. He rrhearsed many SlO. O
~ 6Vou tnsbBS sstu tueto hnu CLOSED Ile
the thought that getting the ideas nasal
methods Of others, though 70 may Va,
sork 10 their way. will help us to do Tina
' o'A ''ons oo' own ''ns'' The Richf
address Of The day BY Mr.. Stafks do ~. i.
'ed "Some Of the Strong Features Of rho !.
NV "'' s'fooe long 4
aud heart Of working pastor under an M
aspiration Of revival season. The .,.,.,,
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} die. Every feature o. il - il nov :,
sss IN b.. orisinsl jr.ii OF its con.
ion. The third la iis msks up il
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