The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-15
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: the sa5ie1ee room 81 lhe Baptist ebnfc
|. issi se,k furnished crest addition 10 ID
service os saSdsy !. is greatly hope
> ttni u NAV be retained there
Il Esi.brooss STATED 90 9 bnsioe,
10 trip Moadsy. and siil visit New ior
j. City. Philadelphia snd Chicago, being Ib
seni about iso weeks He hopes 10 seem
A contracts a. good - better than tb
A Hughes motgmrni Al Granville, n, y. be
"a fore bis return
Oar village takes piids 10 iis hpe llv
!. cries W. Y Brewster has recently pur
o chased nistc Tor bic gray aud GOV hs'
a one Of the i.siesi sud most stylish team,
In town. A good single team OF doubl,
rag Gao be obtsinsd al all times st bic sta
bile opposite Ihaysrs Ho,ei.
Il you'd respectfully announce TO the
\ people Of Manchester, aud surrounding
towns thst have purchased Il Burton a
Co. their Clothing Business aud entire
stock OF clothing. aud have sddei to tue
already heavy stock large Smonut OF
mes clothing, which shall be cold for
stfieily each snd st each prices. Nisi, my
s,ore and will try the hes, in my power
10 merit your confidence and my share OF
your patronage. Come 10 aud see me II
yoa do no, buy. Respectfully,
A 4. HAMILTON.
A district Missionary meeting was
held a, Zion church May 7tb. Clergymen
we're 10 attendance from Arlington. Ben
nipgion. Rutland. Poul,ney. F.irhaven.
Brandon, Bellows Falls. Hoosick and
Randolph Beside those there we're present
over seventy communicates from outside
the parish The Discussion Of the differ.
ent phases Of foreign and home missionary
work 10 the same connection, gave = biz.
eye view OF the whole missionary field, |
aud the contagiuu. esrnestness and enthu
sissm OF the speakers showed that mission.
AIRY topics are lar from being prosy. The
programme which vas published in the
JbNhNab VI Aiby abh ""r Nftt NHfiiVu tu't
making very enjoyable AS well rs instiuc.
tive day.
MANCHESTER DEPOT
MIR. John Meore died at his home the
evening OF the 9th after long illness.
Henry Couture is filing bis store with
fne line OF dry goods as well MS grocer
les
John Weiberbee's two little girls who
have been very sick with pneumonia are
on the road to recovery.
Read the new advertisement OF the
New York store. Blackmer does not 10.
tend to take back seat.
Some OF the machinery for the Tscon.
10 Marble Co has been moved from this
station to the compsnys quarlies the post
week. {
Miss Mary Farnum has gone to Ben. 6
nington TO spend few weeks with first
class dress maker. that she may perfect
herself 10 the art Ga her return she will |
be pleased to see her old customers az we'll |
u new ones.
Miss Ellen Field o. Waterloo, Iowa.
ormerlyioi Dorset. came to town, Monday.
md will be welcomed by many old ac- =
lusin,ances and relatives. :.
Robert Bromley was kicked by horse
Saturday. breaking one rib and cracking ;,
more. II is bad season OF the year to be :,
aid up.
C. W. Baker and wife returned from 4,
last week after the funeral 0,
1 his mother who died at the age Of "A. 3,
Ter husband, Sanford Baker. survives a,
Ter. n
Mrs. q. NJ Sykes, Vice President OF 8.
be w. Dr. W, b. NJ recently sent three m
oIes TO Turkey, the result OF the con
fibutions OF the auIiliaries and mission "a
ircles 10
Mrs Smith. corresponding secretary Ct
the W. Q. 7. Union met the ladies OF b,
bis place at the parsonage last Thursday cl
nd gave . very instructive and interesting IA
Xix. The ladies' will m eet at the same hi
lace this week Thursday N2 p. m. at
The body OF s P. Cheney Was brought NJ
ere for burial the funeral exercises, which 40
ere largely attended, being held on ar
tuesday. Mr.. Cheney Was we'll known sc
ere. and elsewh here in the State, as a ap
acher OF vocal music, OF which profess co
on be Was 40 ardent lover. He belonged or
. school. nov nearly or quite ex. az
oct. which did srea, work in ito day ID,
e also composed music aud was q com an
ler Of one or more volumes. He wrote on
veral interesting articles on bird music NJ.
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PERU. 90
Our people are slwsys glad 10 see
on. Ira K Bs,chelder Of Townshend,
BIO spen, Sunday With US His history
Peru is sbout completed and will soon Ir
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desirable that - msny portraits OF tie II.
. aud more prominent residents ss pos do
Die be inserted. and by the nes process mo
engraving very fair portraits eau be OBJ ih'
Iped al a cost from Eve TO ten dollars. We
~ person who d, sites portraits inserted Get
onid communicate with ID. h Slmonds, 400
sGchester, Mr.. B.tcbelder has taken 10
nch pains to look mp historical facts aud OF
: work siil be- very complete snd full Of OF
lerest 10 PeruviaDs sud their dcscepd is
Il. wb
sASpaATE
to
Il David SGyder is recovering from 10 ~
Ties received Al the heels q kicking d,