The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15

Afmeur II Chicsso With their fan lies 80
iTleta. 80 she nsnesf ~ issriy died :
The Bfoalsy House lat s.isfs.y. Son
I a ihs ieaossr urGb. - Of the party Va
ted eur church. and lssfnisg 81 The coz
bnpisied repair. % zane and our hnits'
mean, 10 deirsy The sspease 10 spirit 0
iipdbcss ,oot up collection and left viii
mice hosi DAVIS 81 ostrlsg. for vbch tt
members and friends Of the soeniy fee
sratsiui
BoNpynAE
Mrs Arthur Holden s teaching tb'
village school
Miss lone Barb.nt /. { aching scboo
in Chester village.
-Frsuk Pier has .ecursd . situation 10
New York City aud has gone there.
Mrs. DR. Tlsndresn 10 spending iss
weeks VITA her psrsnts 10 Guildhsll. W
-cbsIls skinn,r OF Nevisps vas 10
town recently surveying Tor different par
tles.
Miss Flora S,utton 10 tsschins 10
Graham willie and Mise Ida Hendricks 10
the Prou,y district
Mr.. q. Thompson starts Saturday Tor
the soldiers reunion Ut Washington, his
dsush ter Hattie !. 10 accompany him.
MIR. G. b. williams Que OF our mer,
chants Is building him . new residence
which when completed will be 40 ornai
ment to our village.
-Mrs. Lewis Hill OF Sunderland and
her daughtr Mrs. Herbert Fletcher Of
Chelmsford Mass, visited Ut A. X. Bur
banks asd other relatives b. re last week,
The Gnhsmyille mill is to start up
again, A L Park from Palmer, Mass has
boueb, az interest 10 the property with j.
w. Shanks. They have bought valuable
wood lot OF Mr.. q. Taylor and are to start
up business soon.
SUNDERLAND
Last Wednesday afternoon the new
Chapel Ut the Boro' Was
dedicated With appropriate services. There
wss a good representative attendance from
different parts OF the county, The open
ug part OF the service was conducted by
Rev. Cbss II Peck OF Moth Bennington,
Rev Q. X Seymour Of Bennington offer
ID prayer after which Rev. J. ID. Adam OF
dsDcLest'r preached the sermon. The
ledicatory prayer was offered by Rev. p.
J. Pratt Of Dorset, Rev. A G. Field Of
East Arlington, who ststedly conducts
ervices here. submitted financial state
ient which showed that the chapel had
ost 8 800, and only small debt remain
d. Brief addresses appropriate to the
ccssion we're made by Revs. Seymour
nd Peck 1t was proposed by Dea. Cone
NJ ~ chester, that the debt remaining be
Jet at once, q collection was taken and
le full sum necessary was realized. So
lat q happy service was brought TO 9
ose by the singing OF IAN Hail the POW
OF Jesus Name" The choir OF the East
rlneton church furnished suitable m usic
Z the services.
ARLINGTON.
MIR and Mrs. Case entertained friends
Ter Sabbath.
"A large number OF our people stten
I'd the Cambridge fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George King and dsugb =
: Miss NttIie j.. King OF Jacksonville,
Y. visiting friends here on their way to
lisbury, Vt. where they are to spend .
,ek with reatives.
meeting service will be
I'D next Sabbath.
Mrs. Hannah Slade returned from
w Hampshire week ago
The dissension in the ranks OF the
publican resulted 10 the election OF the
gular nominee WI Peck.
The drive from Arlington bere has
en- very much improved by little work
the roads and m ore ought to be done.
"A very charming wedding occurred at
IS place on jfednes1y evening Sept 7.
e contracting parties we're Vim G.
binson aud Mary A. Gslip both Of Ben
,g,on. Rev Joel Martin OBLIGATED. A
&c company Of friends from Benninet IN 9
ndgste and Rutland were present and
presents we're numerous and valuable
9 bride wore cream colord dress trim
d With ostrich feathesr. Mr. Ed Robin
and Miss Emma Galip held the place
honor The bridal party took the midi
BIT train amid ashower OF rice AID good
hes