The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-23

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The Fer. II. Il, Shoemaker Of Dalton
Pepa. hss accepted lhe uasn'@oa' is''A
,lor er.eraea 10 hin by The PARISH o.
ZION church 10 become their minister and
hiss already begus bis isoors
MIR and Mrs J, Y Msssughioa aud
,..,sr are s.leaatss tie np.scsl festival Of
gouna Lake THE veek Which 10 nader The
direction Of Carl u rrsbso. Mr. aud Ms'
w. A. Adam, are also there enjoying the
treat
The death Of De- A. W. Hoiden Of
o,sus pails. who Is sell s1osn IN tins
vicinity, occurred 81 biz home on Monday
after long illaess IRON paralysis lac
survived bis vile iasi sir months almost
,osd DAY.
Tickets fof the bat let at the Ben
sipston celebration are Tor sale oy Mf
Graves .. Barton 4 Coz. 81 one doilsf
each. They gill be Withdrawn Aug !. so
those si,hing seats ., the table must puf'
chase before The, date,
Mrs. Jerome Hamilton OF Eog'e~ood'
m ia. With her little daughter, spending
tbs summer With her father, Mia +. A.
Bsusdict. Mrs. Charles Hamilton oil The
sane place 10 also passing some time o.
the home Of her parents, Mr.. sod ME-
Hiram Egsles.on.
Miss ]. l.. Graves, Who has been teach
ins drawing 10 tire Normal School ss NIL
Is,,,ills. r.. has won the 800 scholarship
offered by the Prang Educational Com
psny o. Bo.tJn 10 those doing the most
creditsble work 10 the Pfang Normal
Glass b, aud also years free tnit'on 10
the Pratt Destitute Of Brooklyn given 10
the one holding such 8 scholarship.
The u. V. NJ ball club OF Barring"
tom. tbs crack team Of Vermont, Will play
the Laureatss OF Troy ioar games next
month. Monday. Aug. II on the fair
grounds 10 this place, Aug. IS at Ruh
land, Aug. 81 and % at Burlington. The
,follosing week the Lsurestes will have
s.me. here and at Dorset with Bennington
No Beopios.oo. Hoosick Falls and Airing
ton clubs.
We copy the following from the Boyr
l,opyille notes in Hoosick Falls n \
paper: The chiei event to chronicle here
|. Of course the arrival OF the minister II
charge of this aud the Riymertown Mis-
sion. the Rev. C, NJ. Copsnt, NJ. ID. 1t II
the greatest relief to the rector to have
found a ,nsn so eminentlyqualiiied to take
care Of this work. DR.. Canants exper
fence as a physician OF the body has IN
doubleday proved Of service to him 10 the
care OF men's souls. The great thing io'
those to do who are TO be blessed WIN
bis ministry is to make full use oil thos'
powers that God has given him, aud u
consult him and take his advice 10 reg ard
TO their spiritual disease IS they Souie
for bodily ailments, He shall have th'
assistance Of Mr.. Longly.o Lsnsingbursl
and MIR. Mclean, OF Hoosac Falls. 10 th'
mission work during the summer months
and regular services and Sunday 'school
will be held at both places
Some additional facts brought out b.
the recent W O. I. U. convention First
that Arlington is . right royal place L
hold such q convention. Second, That Bel
piueton Co. has some fine singers. Tb
solos rendered by Miss Florence Towsley
Mrs, LOOMS, Mrs. Garfield and Miss I'll
bert were greatly appreciated and oil III
music furnished Was OF high order an
we'll rendered. There we're 70 delegates
representatives and visitors present at th
opening, others coming 10 later. Fort
women and GO children have been sdde
Q 10 our working force during the year. Ih
Z paper on flower mission work by Mis-
j. Hattie Harwood WAS one OF the best OF th
; meeting. The speaking Of the Demoret
1 contest was exceedinglyfae, ell scquittiu
themselves with great credit These con
i tests are power for good and over l9o
}. medals have already been awarded. "
/, hope TO hold our next convention at Ru
70 pert and will be satisfied II 1t equals 10
l. terest and enthusiasm the one held IN Al
l. lington'
W MlScHEsTER DEPOT.
4 Miss Jessie Wright has been visitin
Mrs Sarah Brockway at Saxtons River
Y -Miss Jennie aud Anna Bradley ha'
y been spending two weeks a! Ocean drov
= Mr.. Sage aud Mr.. sud Mrs Jones fro
!, Olean, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Walker 81
Miss Maud Cook from Brsttleboro. are
:, Mrs. woodcock's, called here by her u
4. fortunate sccident
nj, -Mrs. Clark woodcock had the N
be fortune to bresk her leg by fallinG bsc
r, wards from The piszz, aoor to the srou
n Friday last. Dr.. Clemens assisted by /
a. Hemeu~sy reduced the fractured In
.,s bu, she is greatly weakened aud bn.
tie hopes are entertained Of her recover
Dor Rr.
-, Miss Cary was 81 the parsonage OF
Sunday.
In Mrs W. II Dun,on aud son were
ioxn Iast week.
\ Mrs Fuller Of Greenwich \. 4.
children are al J. q. B.idsin's.