The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-25

ises being Tho crdiasi psineirlss az NJ
ocasssi~st Msson are ihcss Of . ls,tbfa
Chssssiss All The nsGbsss Of The ieds'
ere cordially ssvii~a
The Rev. y. W. Aivsli. diocesan srt
srsl nissioessy. vii cncis,s and admin
letter The Holy Ccnunsioa 81 The Cbri.,'
nss SERVES &c Zsos church 90 Ttsrsasy.
10 he ssssiss The usssi parish iss,ivsl
viii tsis place u The recsofy. Tboss good
irissds Il The rsrssh. NJ. and Ma Shafts
Of Sss York. have sssin rsusD eessd sbis
psoph and ssss secsptsbIs aifs Of Aos'
ere ios The Chrissnn dseosssioas asd can
dies and cards for the childrss Of ths Bun
dsy school.
--wesihss permitting the members Of
the Bspsist Sunday sebool v,il meet q
the church 90 Tuesday psrt d 1890 ..
u. Should there be sncv long sleigh
ride viii b. enioyed. after which refresh
msnts will be served 10 tho vestry. A
tree will be placed 10 lbe church. laden
With twelve msnner Of ffuiia After good
cheer and gong tie tree ~iil 10 stripped.
Prevents msy be placed upon The iree.
They should be brought TO the vestry on
rsssdsy nortios.
--Mention vas 90 sde 10 Lac, weeks Jock
sAL Of tho serious iiiness oi Mrs.. Coomer,
better knosn a. Aant Anna Bourn Be
fore that ,ssus Of the paper bad reached
The homes OF iis rssdsrs she bad psssed
sssy iron time snd III that pov remains
Of her 10 the rsuembssaacs Of the long life
Bpent 10 The midst Of this community
vhcss shs YES ior several generations -
.etivs member Of society. Her body nov
Ies 10 our cemetery bat her memory will
long live among our people.
The lecture lest Saturday evening by
Belle Boyd the rebel spy vas listened
10 by email but spprecistivs audience.
Miss Boyd spoke for nearly tso hours and
ser account Of adventures and hair
breadth escapes vas told 10 such thrill
ng msnner tha, oil Who besrI her could
'lmost believe they we're upon the scene
4 sc,ion aud taking part 10 battles. The
bsent missed great treat while those
'resent vent sssy feeling veil repaid for
out on such cold night.
"A reception VA given to Mr.. and
Ire. Frank NJ. Wilson d the Gong regs.
Iopsl parsonage 1t: Fsirhaysn on Monday
vsning from 10 10 O'Clock. Mr. and =
lrs. Wilson Who have lived there for o
lumber Of years. 60 to Rutland December Y
5 10 take up their residence there and l
i'll be greatly missed here. They we're 4
9th memb ers OF the choir OF the Congre b
.tional church. Mn Wilson acting % I,
rgsn,sts Tor number Of years. Their ri
lends 10 the church presented them with n
beautiful silver tea set Of Eve pieces. Is y
'keps Of their friendship snd esteem. II
DoRsKr. d
Miss Cary 10 spending her vacstion -
aest st the parsonage. !"
-Miss Almirs Sykes 10 spending some !.
me 10 Winchendon, Mass },
Quincy RlskeIy. Jr. Of Dartmouth 10
'llsss Is spending bis vacation 10 Dor &C
T. 10
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Sykes Of Evans. ,.
Y. we're sussts Of Rollin Sykes last ul
,ek. vi
Through. mistske your correspondent P'
elected to mention the arrival. some Il
rec weeks since, Of George Kellogg ne
th bis bride from The old Bay State. 40
o cordially welcome Mrs. Kellogg as to
liz 10 OF Dorset. wi
RUPERT. W.
-Slsigbing good. Potatoes Is TO 80 -,
nts per bushel and farmers are happy. ~,
The mite society will meet with Mrs.
@. Fonds. Friday evening Dec. 20. Re Sd
Oh ments will be served. III
= Christmas exercises u the Congrega old
nsl and Methodist churches Wednes BY
! evening aud d the Disciples church Of
ursday evening. oil
KAsT DORSET. y"
ID. l.. Kent 4 Cos. marble mill 10 10y
sed until after New Years
= Business getting 10 logs and wood 10 =
Tor than 1t has bsen for years and there ~,
10 excuse for idlouess. :,
y. n Beebe has bought the farm Of IL,
father, W. Il. Beebe for 1850. Its mn
Of the best farms 10 this vicinity. ,bs
: John [ Caohran il ona Of thsss hiah | -,