The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29
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ths fiddle aged nsntsrn q toe cid iolt
tsmiiy Asd believe Ill The elder sns
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bic health, - | cannot learn Of any bsfS
o, dangerous sickscss siistins. Tire
sbon moths have not passed sincs oa
happy family gathering and ihres Of on
ruubsr have been called sssy. Bat shu
will not add . shsds TO The gloon Of dc
clInias year. when 20 rsusu6ss that q
The parting. Nov. .. 1890. there - rs
one vho expected to meet oil then presen
d . iuiurs sosivefssry OF The meeting u
THE world. Much instruction msy b
drawn iron the gathering. snd many cbcs'
,ns and eoosolins ibousht, msy be 10
spirsd BY . study Of The h.. OF names o.
those sbo are nrigabors aud friends snd
vbo have passed the allotted period Of
life We m.y look upon the gathering
a . foretsste OF the great future gathering
uitboni . parting. Add . we study shs
liz, 10 future mopibs sud years aud note
the sure sad siesdy departure OF tho mem
bers II our old family IS they pass s>sy
o1e by oue, ws ID ~, surely become inteiN
es,ed 10 the spirit aud tone Of their last
spoken fAressiIs and tie prospect Of meet
Jog them urjer brighter skies snd hsp
pier conditions. We ere glad that The
three = ho bsvs been called sway Irh un
nis,sk liable evidence that they bad secured
the assistance Of . friend aud companiou
who lad passed through the Valley and
h.i conquered thu Grave aud extracted
tue sting OF Death. Bsysrd Taylor 10 biz
vivid description Of the BATTLEFIELD. alter
the battle, said. Death is terrible 10 what
ever suise he may come or under vhstevsf
circumstances. / wish to introduce the
testimony Of Que OF many ancient and one
Of many modern Witnesses 10 prove that
this statement 10 not always strictly true
81. Paul ssys, Il am ~ . strsit betvixt
tso. having . desire to depart and TO be
with Christ which 10 Ter better. For to
me, to live il Christ. TO die is gain A
lev mornings before the death OF the ven
.t.bl- D,a. Hard bis oldest son said to
hin, ''Weil' father. how have You passed
ihe night. Mr.. Hard turned beeming
look upon bis son and sail, i have bad
very pleasant, happy night. ! hsvs been
with my Saviour oil night aud We looked
my accounts oil over. We found large
bsIsuce sssiust me bu. be charged the bal
suce over TO bis own account aud gave me
credit for it and the account is oil square
this morning. will close this with one
sincere wish to which hope every mem
brr Of our family may respond hearty
Amen. LET me die the desth OF the
righteous and may my last cod be like
his"
ARLINGTON.
Mortimer Barney was home from New
York last week.
Miss Fanny Barney, who has been sb'
sent since last summer. returned home last
week.
Fanny Can6eld. widow OF the late n,
F. Barney, died OF pDeumonis. 1t the res
iderce OF her son. DR.. Barney where she
had been visiting for several months. jan
IS, aged 70 years. The fuueral was At
tended from her late residence 10 East Arr
liugton. Jan. 20. Among those from ont
OF town Who attended the funeral we're DR.
Dr. Goodrich johnson OF Green
field. n. Y. and Mrr. Anna b. Phillips
OF Schenectady. There we're also present =
very large number Of life long friends and
scq uaintapces who bore witness TO the
high estimation 10 which Mrs. Barney va
held 10 her native town where she had
lived an honored and exemplary life.
None knew her but TO love her. Or nam
ed her but to praise"
eASD0ATR.
School 10 District No. 3. Miss Lottie
Millett tescher, closed last Friday.
Aaron Convey and Z B. Hurd we're 10
town last week looking after business IN
terests. The latter is putting 10 new ma
chinery for getting on. chair stock,
We Learn that Albert Prindle Of West
Sandgste intends to remove TO Poultuey
10 the spring. and expects to sell his per
sonsl property soon 1t suction Sorry TO
lose him.
Jonathan Gale. sg.d sbJu. g.. who
vas able 10 the fall to do bis days work
potatoes With the best Of the boys.
fell on the ice, Sunday, aud dislocated bis
right shoulder. DR.. Aastin Of Rupert st'
ten lei to bis injuries.
M ire farmers intend TO 30 into the
creamery business this Year thau last. ~
those Who pstrouix Vi il last year were we'll
pleased. The cream is collected daily and
sent to Bennington Nothing bu, Cooley
are SLOWED TO be used BY the
farmers Tor this purpose.