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

F ms last sfief lass thIs . weet's nisess
Hs va Secretary q Adosirsm Lodge ssd
va barred vssb mssonie hopou % sDu
day siieineon. large ooneoafte 81 peopl'
siisnaipr 10 she's their sympsiby VITA
Tie slaictsd family
Mrs ]. N poaes. hsrinF seeated
tbs services 81 Mr. Is. 0sal. Sa saPsf
senntt miiliDer. gill open 90 % sbaui
April Is siih new aSd complete Assori
Sasni d piIlissTy and fancy goods. rib
bons. bsndkeschieis, towels. spisshsrs Ac.
These soods we're bought ior cash 10 New
fofi sod Alhsny, are corree, 10 style aud
reasonable 10 prics. Mrs Posefs will be
al The residence Of Charles Heihel 10 this
village 90 Tuesdays sna Wednesdays Of
each veet snd The patronage Of The ladies
Is solicited.
AT the spuusl parish .ud sesiry meet.
ing OF Ziop church held Easter Monday
evening. the ioiios ins officers ~er- elected
Senior Wsrden, 4 l. Wyman. Junior
Warden. J Il ~hipple; CLERK, q 7, Way
Treasurer. @ Is. Rove. Nestrymen, L. A.
Benedict. A II Bl,siotd, r. d Cook, J.
&C. Ileinel. T. @. TuItle. / II Deoeh. A.
II Hamilioo. Prom tlr etklr offerings
Of the parish which have been continued
,inoe the vacancy 10 the feeiorship II Vas
found possible to reduce the debt upon
the rcc,ofy 800 and Tbs ives accordingly
dous. 500 stilI rcmairs TO be paid.
The Easter services at the Episcopal
church last Sunday were most appropriate
throughout for the proper celebration OF
that joyful sod scored festival, which has
been hep, by d,rout hearts ia eommemor-
aiiOn OF tie resurrection OF our blessed
Lord and Saviour since the very beginning
OF the Christian church. Thanks 10 the
kindness Of that good friend Of the parish
OF Zion church. Mrs Schuyler Skaais OF
New York. the h)rsl decorations Of the
church building were very beautiful, much
more so than could have otherwise been
possible. Tue Leuten savings aud Easter
offerings for missions OF the members Of
the Sabbath school presented at the morn
ing service smounted 10 the goodly sum
OF s2s.
Remember the lecture by Miss Minnie
Phelps Of 81. Cithrrines Ont, on the
~ Il G..L a. La tsEt abt "a
Monday esssi1g. April IA, at half past
even o'clock, Admittauce il free. and
he ladies Of the W. T. G. U. hope for
arge audience. The Burlington Free
Press says Of Miss Phelps "She spoke
or an hour, presenting one OF the clearest,
most concise, logical aud all convincing |
for prohibition ever delivered.
She spoke not idly, aud the amount of
reasonable matter, apt Illustration and
luminous metaphor she can crowd into an
iours speaking is astonishing While
The Toronto Mail says, "as lady speaker
IN the temperance question Miss Phelps
Ias DO superior 10 Canada.
MANCHESTER DEPOT
F. o. Bourn is on the sick list.
Willard Monroe's new house Is nearly
inisbed.
Loren Buckley has rented the upper
art Of +. o. Bourn's house.
= Miss Cora Hartman Of Arlington has
een visiting Miss Anna Bradley.
4 Horace Williams has removed to Sun.
erland where he is engaged As section
brennan.
Regular meeting of the w. X. q. on
'ridsy afternoon. OF the Post on Friday
yening, April II [
Friends OF Mrs j G.. Blackmer will
9 panied TO learn that she is seriously i'll
! her home iu this town.
Mrs. H. A Decker OF Colorado and /
lrs. Everett Taylor Of Salisbury have q
cen visiting friends here. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith attended ]
lie funeral OF their sister .in-lsw Mrs. Fred I
fright in Wbinhall, Tuesday.
Hay SIS TO $40. butter Is to 20 cts,
apple sugar 10 to II cts. syrup rs to sl.OO
otatoes so cts, eggs IA cts. cows $50 to
30 for new milch, $40 to s25 for store G
title
N nj haN IaA n
avote bis time exclusively to the wholes
lie granite business sdvertises his large
ock Of monuments, marble and granite,
" sale at cost. Read his al next week.
CLARK Woodcock. an old and respect
resident Of this place. passed away last
thursday morning. He had been great !
iffefer for many years. but failed rapid.
the pas, few months. BE bore bis sui- i
rings brsvely aud with christian ii
atience. He celebrated the fiftieth ami
,rsary Of bis marriage last August, but 10 e
very quiet manner owing 10 bis own and
is vife's i'll health. and the recent death
= beloved daughter He leaves a widow
.
ID two daughter, Mrs. n J. Jones OF '
lean. n. Y snd the youngest, Mrs. Ella y
alker Of Brsttleboro, aud grand child
mourn bis loss.
DoRsFT
= Isaac Barrows OF Granville was 10 town y
Gently. i
Miss Amy Lake isa gnest Of Mrs, :
aniel Roberts. b
Gilbert BlskeIey Of Massachusetts,
Gently visited relatives 10 Dorset
- Considerable msple sugar has been
sde. price 10 cents per pound
Wednesday evening Fred Weeks /,
,er.aiued party OF young friends Who y
"a a very etioyabieiiimr. a
- Wm J Fuller Post has secured the :,