The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-03-26
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are tsrited 10 bsies a5wsn aa3 posie
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Al the Y. r. =. Corsty CsErsatioT
bsld 81 Bsraisstoa March 18th The folio
lag oMceu vsrs elected Tor The ensais
ysss. Pfes Rev W. H. Gfos,. Vice Pre-
Rev. Herbert rfobesi. See. Bsv. &. Il
Peek, Treas Mas Dashsm
--Noiioss are posted fut public essu
asiion Of teachers nsIi N ,ndsy spd Tue
day. March 90 sod 81 81 tho school hoas
10 ihs village THIS "a ,miasiioa is 10 =
oomodste The teschen u ih.s tosn. Dor
set and par, Of Roper,
There Gill be special services In Zio
ohareh Cd Friday .. go .. IN. ADD ffou
"a. nooe. 70 p, IN Also 90 Saturday .
$50 q On. and p. m. The annual Psrisl
meeting ~ilI be beld oa Moadsy evening
Immediately after evening prayer ..
p. IN.
--fhssnnai Easter service gill DE belt
81 tho Episcopal church neIt Sunday
morning snj afternoon The service 10
the mornias gill b. etopi 10 the alter
noon 81 8 O'Clock the Holy Communion
will be administered BY the Rav Mr.. S.s,
ing Of Arlington. All seats free.
Through the generosity oil Mr.. J +.
McSsughion the Methodist church has 10
csi,ed from the wheslsr R,a ,c,or c. .
beautiful extension library lamp. with ell
yer plate glass reflector and prlsms to cor.
respond with the chandelier. With this
doe ref ,o,or suspended over the pnlpi,
the whole platform will be brilliantly
lighted.
Geo X Davis will sell at auctioueer ai
rbayers Hotel next Saturday at Que p. IN.
. nearly nov No. g. Whreler 4 Wilson
sewing machine. 40 extension ladder aud
= large 10, Of new goods consisting Of
boots aud shoes. over shoes. Gaps. hats.
ovefshirts, underwear pants, j,ckets, dress
patterns. ladies' skirts hoods, table spreads
wool lap robes a. These sales will oc
Cur monthly aud parties having second
hand or mes articles to dispose OF will do
we'll 10 call op W G Lsmpson.
AASoHEsTER DEPOT
Maple sugar mskiDg is 10 full blast.
Thomas Jones Ia moving with bis fam.
lily TO Bennington.
--Mp. James Smith 10 East Manchester
is 10 very feeble health.
Niles Emily Baldwin entertained q
party OF her friends on Saturday her tenth
birthday.
Mrs Myron Taylor 10 confined to her
room by severe attack Of erysiplas. DR..
). 8. Clemons attends her.
The following marriage notice j.
copied from wettern paper: AT The
fremont House parlors; SpriDgview. Neb..
March 4tb, Mr.. H. W. Jones to Miss Lucy
lay flor, by Judge O. MeItz. Lss Lucy is
= dauReter Of tho well known cattle man
81 Holt Greek, this county. Capt Merritt
Taylor Mr. Jones is . rsnchman from
New Castle. Wyoming. where be will make
make their future home. The Republican
'xtends congratulations and will follow
hem TO their new home.
90 the Gath day OF August in the year
1857. at East Manchester. was born Nettie
!. the youngest child and only daughter
II George W. and julia A. Utley, Nettie
ived a, home, the pride and JOY Of her
parents and four fond brothers until 1873,
~hen she went to MiddIebury. Vt. to At
end school. Ia 1875 she taught 10 Grown
Point, N. Y. With her brother. Wells,
'bers she was very successful aud was
beloved by oil who knew her. both schol-
re and parents. In 1875. much sgainst
he wishes Of her many friends 10 Grown
Point. she returned to her home where she
emained until the latter part OF 1877
Hhen she went West TO visit her brothers,
q the summer Of 1873 she returned 10
Manchester with the wife and baby Of her
ouugest brother. Newton. Her sister'in
~ lived but . short time after rescbin &
,ere and Nettis took the baby girl. to
vhom she has ever been . tender and
owing mother. That fall she went bsck to
Jecil, Ohio where abe took charge Of her
brother Nevton's household. Feb. %
$50 she vas married to o. b Cbesbr ough
I Cecil where she has since lived, three
ear little boys have frightened her home.
)n April Goth. 1887 one was taken from
Ter loving care aud two are still living.
Iiwsys gentle and loving; ever ready. yes
nxious. TO do some Kindness for others.
20 one could know Net,ie aud fail to love
er. Although her deeds Of kindness we're
and mosily confined 10 the
eedy or suffering within her reach, still
be interested her self greatly 10 the pub.
ic charities Of the Presbyterian church OF
,ecil Of which she vas me- mber, being
resident Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
liter . long illness OF consumption
brongh mich che ~ss watched over by her
yer devoted husband aud brother Newton
nd hosts Of friends. she passed .pescefuily
0 her saviour on March llth. surrounded
y her family srd brothers Newton and
ieorge. Her funeral ri Cecil, conducted
= Rev Is ". Sseel Of the Presbyterian
aurch 81 Defiance. Ohio assisted by The
usrie, choir OF tho Prsby terisn church
ntwerp. Ohio, vas very largely attended
, her msny loving ssd sdmiring friends
no sorsiy mourn her loss from their midst
y her Z, quest che wss brought to Msnch,
ter. the nome Of her childhood for bur.
i. Her remsips we're accom- panied by
" husband. con, brother sud niece. Ar
rtau M.vat fAyl ~ 49, 49,