The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-17

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chester aud lie surroundings This viii
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are fond q The place and srs slss 10 ssse
its t,asuiy sod re.iiai chstms lno~n sDd
appreciated. We are sso slsj 10 state that
Mrs. Wicihsn has written q mosi iaieresi
Jog history Of ihs consres.,ioesl church Of
/ Manchester which we hope aeon 10 give
| IN The columns Of The JoUassL No one Is
90 cornpcten, TO write cell spd cut ftsin
ipsly a this socieiy I. Mrs. Wickbam,
whose A ut. lot so usuy yeats sbly assis'
ted ,hoss Of Dr.. wickbsm nos so missed
by oil the community. II Is . sofih,
thought spd kin3nes. 10 perpein.,e the
.,ory Of the church ihsi has 90 lone been
our CON mon inierest and place OF iuspira
t,ou. Friends of the late DR.. Wiekbsu1,
will be- slsd 10 know that Mrs. wickbsm,
by special request, ia also preparing =
sketch OF bis life, TO be inserted 10 the
Biographical Encyclopedias soon to be
published 10 New York Psyson Wild is
stltinp memoir OF bis fathers earnest
~oik and lovely life, which will be issued
in book form These all 60 to prove that
although Manchester is not very gay, It Is
. good place for thoughtful people. snd
its residents though qnitt folk. are not
mentslly inactive.
MAScHEsrrR cINTfR
Don, fail TO r..d Barton Co.'S new
advertisement.
Miss M.rv Phelps who has been
spending the winter 10 Milwaukee passed
las, Sunday 10 ioap
Remember that you aud your family
are cordially lnyited to the doDstion Ut the
Methodist church. this Thursday evening.
Oar druggist, g. j Wait. is on the
sick list but improving, Hurry Adams Is
assisting a, the counter and learning tele
enpby
DIR. Loomis has become p@rmanent
resident OF our village. having opened
dental Office 10 the Morse building. oppo'
site the post Office,
A couvocstion OF Adonirsm Chapter
will be held this, Thursday evening for
work on the Royal Arch degree. full
attendance il desired.
The death OF Mr. Arr. Browuson occur
red r,ce 5tly at Dunville, Province OF One
tario. The older residents Of the county |
will remember him as the son OF the late |
Uncle Gideon" Brownson OF Sunderland |
and brother OF the late William Brown,
son Of this town and OF Mrs. Ann Poynton
OF Sunderland. Another member OF the
family Mr. Gay Brownson Of Arlington, is
nov abren. from home. having gone to at
tend bis brothers funeral
AT the annual business meeting OF the
Y.P.S. G. T. Of the Baptist church. held
March 9th. the following officers, were
elected: President. Edwin Resulo; Vice
President, Nins Marsh; Secretary, Sarah
Hoy,: Treasurer. Verona Provsp. The
Committee, elected we're as follows:
Lookout Com. Florence Philips. Ellen
Resulo, Earl Marsh; Prayer meeting Com.
President, Vice Presidnt and Pastor;
Flower Com. Ella Dyer, Bessie Hyde
Mins Kilburn; Social Com. Cora Marsh.
Louise Reynolds. Herbert Stillson, George
Bslch, Watson Curtis.
The Old Folks Concert last Wednes'
day evening drew full house in spite Of
the stormy evening, and all appeared to
he we'll satisfied. Some OF the costumes
were very amusing, and the singing was
we'll received. Much credit is due TO Mrs.
Adams upon whom the burden OF getting
up the entertainment fell. and to many
y tho ably assisted her. The Methodist
church received about s75 above expenses.
The bes, thing Of the evening WAS the
song by Miss Susie Adams who he's very
6oe voice which deserves most careful
but which may be very easily
ruined by improper use.
School closed last week. Below We
give The report Of Mics Derby's depsrh
mep,. Tue names OF the scholars 10 the
primary department who were not absent
dining two terms are Robbie Anderson
ANY Cummings. George SEYMOUR and
Harold Taylor, Ber,hs Anderson, Ethel
Colyin, Reuben Colvin. Willie Cummings.
Ar,bur Davis, Fred lay Tor. Z bel Taylor
and Eii,h Wright were not absent during
one Term. Jessie Applemsn. Elizabeth and
susb Ccii-y. Freddie Helmet. Frank Lu
gene. Jessie and Ethel Taylor we're not
tsrdy dining the year Brriha Anderson,
George Bentley, Ethel aud Reuben Colvin
Amy Cummings, Abbie Clemens. Laurin
Davis. Georgia Seymour, Harold. Reuben
and Mabel Taylor. Annie futile, Edith
Wright we're not tsrdy during two terms.
Freddie Heip-i was sbseut Int two days
during the year.
Al interested sudience sss' mbled last
evenius 10 I Methodist church TO listen
TO the Young speakers Who we're 10 declsim
10 behalf Of temperance. TIE occasion
wss the Demorssi Silver Medal Contest, ID
which slI contestants participated. They
were Nj . sarah Hoy,. Miss Junie HI
bsrp. Master John billiard. Mics Vsllie