The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-19

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drsped for The accustomed period. . copy
OF these resolutions scot 10 the family oil
The deceased sud zane 10 The offee Of The
Msaehos,er JocsSAL Tor publication.
Josnranr DnScH.
GEo. .. WooDoocN.
ntScnnsTrR pErgr.
4 james Bourn and family have reiurn
% 10 io~n.
Miss ID, B.leh is III silh bilious
fever. Dr. Tinli .tieG3s bff.
Charles Cnleten ia uadsr the westhsr
bot ia better $, the pfesen, writing
-Henry Hicks has severe stack Of the
grip. Dr.. Wymsn attends him
We learn ihs, Thomas Bourn has been
unable 10 assume his business since leaving
the east, 90 seeount Of illness.
Mrs. Belsey Sanders. nee Taylor,
formerly resident Of this town but nov
living at GHnneil. Iowa. Is visiting her
many friends 10 Manchester.
We are sorry TO learn OF the death OF
Col. John B Clark. editor aud proprietor
OF the Mirror sud Farmer Of Manchester
| n II. Col CLARK vas QUE OF the brightest
men 10 the state. always videa~ axe TO the
bes, interests Of farmers sud horsemen, as
we'll a. sll Industries. He Was not slow TO
dtnonocs fraud aud corruption 10 political
circles sod made many friends by bis " az
OF dealins with all subjects ths, need ed
Just such luenoe a. a man OF his extern
ded knowledge aud clear Insight toto ns
ture possessed. Hs place will neve. be
Oiled. though the business will be carried
on 10 the same lines Of policy rs be bad
marked ont
Mrs. Coolidge OF Arlington is visiting
relatives 10 town.
Charles Fnwell NJ Mssssch usetts, was
in town over Sunday
We regret TO say that landlord Baker
is confined TO the house by illness.
"A travelling company gave q musical
entertainment at the church Monday even
ing
-R. W Weeks aud family have moved
into their new house which is near com
pleiicD. II is b nice looking building aud
an ornament 10 the place.
The trial Of Morton G Dsnf,rth oc'
Cured on Saturday. The court after list
enine to the testimony on both sides de.
cided that the state had aot m ade out it
case aud dismissed the complaint
On the evening Of Nov 10, some IS I
both old and middle aged Assem-, {
bled u The Msrtindsle homestead. giving
them plesssut surprise. The guests fup
nished the refreshments and the evening .
Us Fres,iy enjoyed. ,
2sy. ]. D. Adam is 10 New York this
eek.
m. ,lip,, was success 10 this vici' q
ty: SO i, ID At bA W at Ri. ~
Rev Mr.. Meek.r Of Troy boid'ng
ceilings a, the Methodist church.
The following .'otice Of the death OF a -
rmer pastor OF the Q lDgre Pstional church /.
re is taken from the New York Tribune:
The Rev. j. Loring Prstt died from 81
eumopis at his home in Strong. Maine, th
is morning. He was about fifty nine wi
ars old. He was pastor OF the Congre,
,ional church there for several years, be
d he taught Greek in the May School Tn
, WAS supervisor OF the public schools. NJ,
a an suthor Of considerable note. He m,
ives a wife aud several children. an,
NORTH DORSET {
Hon. John Curtis is again home from to
oy Tor few days Mr.. Curtis is 10 quite sen
bile health. rec
"A very pleasant party assem- bled at the
idence OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Allen on cur
esday morning TO witness the marriage cer
their daughter Ella Mabel, to Henry I
deon Tabor Of Dandy. There were par, for
: present from Troy. N. Y. Msnchests any
nire and Dandy. The presents were emit
ny and valuable, After the ceremony He,
Wedding breakfast was served. Tie .
Wy married couple left on the noon ia,
in for short wedding tour. After their ,h,,
arm they will reside 10 Dandy. Rev. ,o,,
French OF Wslliugford officisted. "a
BOND, LIE cats
= Edison Vail has recently repaired hi. I
s-. tion
-Gershom Taylor has been quite III and feet
Ter the care OF Dr. Flsndresu. ope
: II. F. Duane ia building . new dry M.
lse in place OF the one burned some ""'
0 ago, "o'
L. +, and Ray Hill OF Sunderland 70. a
lily spent few days With friends here W.
= n, 70 y
Rove Williams and Mrs Laura vii. A.,
II took q carriage drive across the -.
ln,sin last Saturday. -.
Oar pastor preached last Sunday 10
sics aud rosnshend 10 eIchssge with ill.,
M. Vincent. the Congregational
Isler 1t J.msics.
The remsips Of Mrs. Atzy Benson, who ipe
1t Der home 10 Townshend. were /, ,e
sht here fer ioierment The funeral n,
held :, tho church las. Monday. -
SUNDERLAND. Of .
Some OF our iocsl ,aaiksuen Will At Alst
the turkey shoot At Manchester next this
day. l.ee
There 10 considerable ,.ci,emep, in not I
over the ncept drcis,on Of the Su an