The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-04

Assaa. 20 81 cur ypurg people bad
ssrt rlrsssti risl, u Hoses Brpsons lss
Mosasy s'snins.
ID. l.. kent & Coz marble works
uhieh have bern closed fer . les sesk.
vlll sis,t up sssia ibis v~ek.
Mrs. Jsncs Bates o. Ncrsieb. Com,
10 10 tosn. having come 10 Dsaby 10 carr
for her sister 10 The Last Of her illness
The fsSersl Of Sophia. youngest
dsss liter az W. H. Beebs and vile OF Fred
Psrrhsm Of Danby. uss bsld an shs
church >, this place issi Thafsdsy. . large
number Of frierds and sequsinssnces si
tending The ieterment vss 10 the Sooih
viilsge oemstery.
HuPEKr.
Mis-. Lena shsldon aud Samuel Hay Of
We, Bupes,. we're quietly married BY
Rev. Motley. al the bone OF the bride
"Wednesday evening. January 20.
There arc s,lll . great many sick 10
this place. Eaos Sheldon and Mrs. sylvis
Even. are failing. solomon Moore is stiil
quite sick. He 10 ATTENDED by DR.. Me
Care OF Salem.
-Irs Derby died Of pneumonia, result
ing from grip. las, Thusdsy At the resi-
dence Of Morrison Moore. where be bad
been living. Fopersl services we're ss,eL'
ded by the Rev. Il Campbell. He va'
buried q North Rupert
= Ins,slla,ion.o officers OF Mt Anthony
grange on Tuesday evening OF les. week
Master. L Y. Hay; overseer Albert Hop.
kio,: steward. J. y. Sheldon; s.sistan'
NJ Roberts; lady assistant stew
ard. Fnnds Bowen; treasurer, Elibu Flow
ers: secretary. Fay Hopkins; lecturer
Belle Mccall; Pomona. Lottie Baldridee,
Ceres, Jennie Hay Flora, Msr,hs Roberts;
ssi.teeper. G. ". Hoele.
WEST RUPERT.
The board OF agriculture OF the state
will hold meeting here on Feb. 0 aud 10
With the following programme;
RspAY AFTERNOON YKB ORR
200 Opening Address,
$40 Dairy Stock. Il W. Vail
$50 Discussion.
EyENiso
100 Music. Victor spesr
7l5 The Attractions Of Vermont.
SIS Discussion.
WEDNESDAY FORENOON, FEB lOTh
10 90 Farming 10 Vermont. ". Chaplin
II 90 Intensive Farming j o. Smith
AFrgRsooS.
30 Corn aud Ensilage. Rollin Smith
$50 Discussion.
100 Music.
7.i5 Potato Blight. L. II. Jones.
All meetings free Each subject will be
followed by q discussion. Ladies' are es
invited to be present at ell ses'
sions. All persons are urged to join 10 the
The meetings will begin
At the hours named.
SUNDERLAND
Mr.. a.d Mrs. s. NJ. Pike who have
been III with til grip are recovering
-Eissr Pike who has been very sick
with the grip is. we are glad to lea'n. Oh
the road TO recovery.
Rev. O F. Waltz Of Manchester Gen.
tire will preach in the Upion church next
Sunday st3p NJ.
DIR. Hoyt and vile are spending the
winter here.
We learn that George Skidmore Of
West Sandgate has bougbt the Ed Sulli
van farm
Their. is no seighing here and lum
bermen are complaining Those who pu'
up ice are waiting for harder freeze.
There is much sickness 10 town, most
" grip. Among the i'll ones are Martha
Robinson and Mrs. Alice Bowen OF West
SYNDICATE who is at Jenette Wilkinsons.
Amy. widow Of the late James Hamil'
ton. died Jan. Is, after q short illness from
ppeum onis. She was married to MIR.
Hamilton about As years ago and has ah
ways resided at the old homestead. She
was tbs daughter Of Capt. Peck, one Of
the first settlers Of West Ssndgste'
and Of bis large family Of children only
Smith, Ann and Laura now remain. The
deceased was greatly loved by ell who
knew her aud will bs greatly missed in
her home and 10 the church where her seat
VAS seldom vacant.