The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-06

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visief.
Mr. saa Ma 0. l. eastman Of Nov
Yoit sfs n.sibg Manchester friends
shoii whit.
The Yeurg Peoples chrisiiAa ~
assvos Society held a. enjoyable sooiable
Mondsy s,sniag.
--old EqsinoI has bad white eAp for
more than two weeks and The weather has
bean cool oil the time
--Mn Sanford and family bare removed
10 M. Hnbbsras ard Mr.. and Mrs
Msiyst occupy the house rscied by them
The Seminary stalsats bal 80 All
HallosesB party Friday evening, which
afforded thea a great deal OF sianse
mont
III sIpeoloi ,hsi Bsv. s. L. Bates,
Who has already ptesoaed tso Sundays
very sccepiably. will supply the pulpit Of
the Congregational church for sir months
10 come.
All the people 10 town 20 years OF sgf
or over hare ben iavi,ei 10 NEE, At ]. 4.
MeNsus h,ons to-day. Thursday, and il Is
expected that they will "haye high old
time" Amos, one huudred Invitations
hsve been givsn out
The Harivick 0szssse ia speaking Of
tho Lake quarry in which our iownsmen
Fullerton snd Hswley are interested, says
that business is booming, large quantities
Of granite being taken out OF hne quality
which fsds ready market.
"A larger audience should have listened
70 tbs lecture OF Rev. Theo. /. Clark lssi
Wednesday evening Though not one Of
the beet Of the course IL was very INTEREST
ing aud we'll worth listening TO. His des
crip,ions Of places aud persons was so
real, add lifelike tina. one could: easily
imagine himself taking the long journey
end all fof only MY CENTS
The secretary Of the Farmers League
writes us that there will be q meeting oil
farmers here. probably at the Court
House. on Friday. Nov II. at one o'clock
p. m, for the organization OF a branch
league The meeting will be addressed
by Walter Is. Pierce, lecturer OF the
Farmers National League aud the farmers
OF this vicinity are urged 10 attend. q
meeting will be held at Bennington %
Saturday. Nov. ID, when II Is expected
that . permanent county organization VIII
be perfected.
The next lecture In the seminary
course will be given by COL J. 7. Sanford
or Iowa, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 10,
Col. Sanford has been on the lecture plat
srm sixteen years aud during the past
i've years has leeiured over nine hundred
nights, Including fifteen aud twenty times
In the same cities. He speaks wholly
vi,hou, manuscript. aud his lectures
sparkle with bis ipimiisble wit aud humor
. and are beautifully illustrated by an mex
hsas,able iuud OF anecdotes. Tickets 30
snd 80 cents Season tickets for tue re
maiuiug Ave lectures sl25.
The following notice copied from q
recent number Of the New York Home
Journal will interest many Of our readers;
"Mr. Henry T. Finck. author Of Roman
Tic Love and Personal Beauty. who has Just
returned from Japan, was quietly married
is., Friday evening 10 Miss Abbis Helen
eastman, daughter Of Mrs. Sarah 4.
eastman. The bride il sn asIfsesiye
young brunette sympathising with her
husbands literary pursuits and possessing
no small degree Of musical talent The
brides SISTER. Miss Bessie eastman was
ths only attendant. aud Mr., Edgar J
Lsyey vas the beat man. No reception
vss given, invitations being verbal anc
oonaoed slmost entirely to relatives.
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs. Fincs
will reside 81 As Manhattan avenue.
Mr. F,nel's new book. Pacific Coss'
Scenic Tour" has ju,t been published by
Scribner's and 10 beautifully illustrated
The book vas issued on The authors wed
ding dag aud . very handsomely bound
copy vss Tho pabiabes Wedding gii
70 Mrs. finck.
The remains Of Dr.. Wild we're takef
70 Newport for iuiesmeni. on the day ioi
loving the funeral services here, sewers
friends accompanying Mrs. Wild sad hel
tso sons. Arriving there late 10 The even
,1g many s,mpalh.zsng friends met them
:, The depot asd conveyed the Daiy Il
The new church. which be hsi hoped Il
aid in dedicssing 10 the preceding Jane
bu, failing health brought severe dssap
pointmsrt ia this respec, TO all. Rover
"a, hands laid the dear pastor 10 ,h'
pleasant psrlor beneath . crsyon portrait
Of him which Wa eneifcled with bis iav
ortiz pspsies Bot vas not this dsaics
hoo uhsn the insnimsis form sas laid Al
Il we're 10 bic osn nev tomb 'whereis
before 80 never nan lsiaf" For thus y
s>snsd the nsit day 10 the mourning
congregation. where the tir.i gathering ior'
fanrsai occasion there vas TO lock upoi
hn dear isos And Ii hiaa . hHai saleu
A sumnsry Of bis lovely AID useful ~;
laNsup0si Vas given by Rev. Mr. San
srvills and Rev. Mr.. Danisp. sai ioaeh
srsps sssainlsoe1ees 81 The sonls led INT
The tinsaon through be lnsifaEeaialssy
AID Of bis last blessed iabnu In rev
va smeng them il The srring q 1857
He vu then iskea 10 tie pieiareaqu
.slilllssds" cemetery. The sies iron uhic
agI..ke Mesn shreta sgoe an4 The mount