The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-04-10

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The usual parish meetibR 90 Mosaay
ives s3ioafhed enc west
Mr. snd Mrs Z c Hossbiop Of North
BeutisstoD spent Easter 9Th friends
here
Rev Nj Seaubs beld services 10
Sunderland snd Manchester centfe 90
Easter sunday. besides the services in bis
own parish
Tue Easter services 10 ST. James
church wrfe snuiiso service With holy
communiou which numbered tsenly CON :
Guuicsnis; the usual service n 1890 sith
holy communion sud very hue musieal
programme. aud chil3rens service At 7
y N.
IBe II resolved. That !, is the earnest
hops abd request OF this association here
assembled that the Regents Of the State
Uaiyersiiy shall use their influence and
votes 10 tie end that Prof James II Can
Geld may lie elected to the chancellorship
Of said institution,
AT the state teachers convention at
Parsons. Kansas. which was largely at,
tended among the resolutions adopted was
oBe strongly layoriug the prohibitory law
aud against the resubmission Of the ques.
tion Of prohibition, aud the following,
which will be Of especial interest to JOIN
NAL readers:
Whereas, A vaucancy exists in the office
Of Chancellor Of the state University Of
Kansas, which 10 TO be filled by the Board
Of Regents Of said institution; and where
a.. Prof JAmes II. Canheld through many
years Of service With said institution has
shown himself to be man well fitted and
eIcellentIy qualified for the high office Of
Chancellor OF the highest institution OF
learning 10 the stated Kansas; now, there
fore.
The news OF the death Of Miss Julia
Hard was received Monday morning She
was visiting sister at Rome. n. Y, aud
was ready and about starting for church
when size died instantly. probably from
heart disease as she appeared to be in
usual health, though she had not been
very strong for several years. Her re-
mains reached her home here on Monday
in charge OF her brother Charles Hard Of
Rome. Funeral on Wednesday p. M
Theodore, second son Of Charles A
Bundy, died in Troy n. Y on Monday
IN orning aged q years He bad an attack
Of La Grippe from which be never fully
recovered, and it finally terminated in ty
pboid fever. His uncle DR. W, S. Pnillips
was summoned by telegraph Saturday and
found him beyond all hope OF recovery.
Clark Parsons aud Mrs. Phillips went to
Troy on Monday and returned with tue
remains accompanied by he afflicted fam
lily. Funeral on Thursday.
--Ex Mayor Edward O'Neill, President
of the Merchants Exchange Bank, Of Mil
wsnkee, WIS., died 10 that city March 70
oil pneumonia Two months before bis
vile died aha ever since be pad been IN
ialllns health, ont was only competed 10
the mouse Tor lew Gays mr. y Neiii was
70 years old the ! Of April last He had
baen resident OF Milwaukee since 1890
ana was Mayor OF that city during tie
years 1903 1901, 1908 aud 1863, being the
only man VINO "as'eVer elected 10 the OF
nee four times Among the measures that
received hi8 olhciai Recommendation and
approval was tue adoption 1.-THE automa~
TIC fre alarm telegraph, the procuring OF
surveys and plans Tor water works and
sewerage which We're hoaliy adopted by
the city, and the erection OF the Board OF
Public Works and the Board OF Assessors.
lie was president OF the Board OF Water