The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-15

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copy. Kind regards 70 oil Manchester
people
The ,Airlserih snnsa Festival Of ihs
psr,.h Choir. Of The Episcopal churches 10
yrmosi sill be bsld 10 Trinity church
Ral,sns, % Wednesday ard Tbursdsy OF
men, .esh, os. aia sad 22ad. Bspresen
,s,ires from resrls ~ she choin 10 The
state are expected 10 be ptssea'.
Tho delegate from the W. G. I. Z.
OF TITS place 70 The sisle Convention 81 b. |
Johnsbasy reports that mss,ing sss one o.
sres, ip,rrts, Oas husdted efoefs snd
delsssis. vsfe pfe.soi Arssies OF the
years sofi showed saed resnl,s. among
which 10 50 increase ia member'hip and
ia.sfesi. IA grand sors is beng don'
amosg The chilinu; public sentiment rs
being moulded 10 favor % total abstinence
enforcement Of the pfotibliory las is be
log looked after. snd much good seeom
plisbed. TIE Worlds and National oou'
ven.ion will be held Of Boston, Ia Novem
her. Vernon, 10 entitled 10 four delegates
and Bepnins,on Co. las The houor to have
one Of these. The choice has fallen upon
Mrs. A. r. Smith Of this place. who hope'
10 attend that gathering Of Christian TEN
peranee workers from oil psr.s OF the
world, and b,.rg back 10 Us sem thing o.
the inspiration Of their earnest thought
and plans aad edJfts.
MANcHE,TER DEPOT
-Frauk Smith has the foundation Tor
bis house completed.
--Mn. |. 0. Wade picked large nice
Geld stras berries, Oct ION.
Mrs. Ned Mallory iron Caiskill On the
Hudson is visiting bel sister Mrs James
NJ Bourn
The funeral Of Willard MonrS IN
ysnueest child took place nj o'clock +.
N. Oct. l2ib. Rev MI Aprlemsn tficist'
ing.
The ". C. I. u will meet Oh Saturday
OF this week. 81 3p. m, With Miss o. M
Reynolds. A full report Of the state con
vention will be presel ted, aud all will be
interested to come sid lear IT.
We wish through the JOURNAL to 'I'
tsrd our heartfelt thanks to neighbors and
friends Tor their assistance and sympathy
during the sickness aud death oil our little
ons.
MP. AND Mgs. WILLARD MONROE
Mrs Alfred Wilcox and son Louie
from Hoosick Falls, N. y. were guests Oh
Mary and Annie Fsrnum recently. Louie
having been agent for the Walter A. WOOD
Moving Machine Co. the last three years
is quite an interesting visitor as bis tips
have been through the old country. lie
will return to Egypt in the spring.
DIR. Prentiss' house is closed for the
summer.
Minis julia Porter OF Wells visited 10
Dorset last week.
Mrs Chss. Field has gone to Chicago
for the winter.
Der, jerks and family have removed
to Dorset Corners
Miss Eliza Welch Of Saratoga was 70
cen. guest OF II b. Kent.
--Msj Dunton and family have return
ed here for the winter
DIR, Liddle ard vile had . pleasant
trip to Shushan recently
Rev. Mr.. Robbins preached smother
excellent discourse Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peltier are happy
over the advent Of their fret daughter.
-golIn Sykes goes to the head with .
Hubbard squash weighing q liz pounds.
IT, NJ. Collins and vile. John Fisher
and family, Mrs b Fisher and some guests
from the west enjoyed an outing to Lake
81. Catherine last Friday.
- The hot September weather ripened
second crop Of berries. On Friday quite
quantity OF red rsspberries were picked
on the grounds Of Mrs. NJ ID Smith, re-
cutting in raspberry pie. 10 which your
correspondent shared. great rarity 10 DC
tober.
Called home, Oct. 6. s. Maria Gray
aged 60 years. Greater love bath no man
than this, tha, be lay down bis life for
his friend" Some peoples hhtory Is be,
,er lived than written. and 30 with the one
Who has Just left Us. common place
lie many would say, ye,ve hope to see IN
that Book OF Lille written story OF psf
epce, Of devotion. OF self sacrifice. Thirty
three sgo at their fathers death the care OF
the mother fell to her. This care bad been
constant ,snd tender s.l these years. and
, lately IS the helplessuess Of old age bss
come upon the mother il has been very
wearing No persuasion OF friends could
cause any ibtermission, nor would she
share the burden with others. Last May
J she vss suddenly stricken down and oil
summer w.sriness aud psio has been bers
, 10 endure. Amid II all the same thought
fnllness Tor mothers comfort was manifest
ed and the hpo~ledee tbsirhe vas to leave
her mother sione sss the only psng that
death brought to her. A life oil such love
and devotion j. rare SIZE bath done what
she could, and II should he told for mem
crisi Of her.
YssT RsEr
Mrs John McLanehlin is qniie III.
!. Meat oush. to be cheap with siI carts