The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

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10. q. wsiabous.
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Fals 70 day 70 s..lsi the choir Of 81
Msrks church 90 Good Friday 10 rrndsr
ing slsias,. ''ciaeihtioh~ Of ose Of the
service. Of ihe Day The choir Of 81 Lpss's
church. Cambridge. 10 shlcb Mise Barsess
beiong,. r.ug the ..me orsicr,o last 500
DAY. palm susd.y
la The Baptist church on Sunday even
ing 81 30 The Pastor Rev o 7. Wal'ze
gill deliver 50 iliusfsied lecture subject.
The negro 10 Ansrics. Tits lecture bss
been prepared 10 the iEtsrest OF bone
Mission voft and vill be illustrated by
the U.S. o. the siereopticoo ssd . large
nnm Der Of views from real life,
DEXTER Roberts died on Monday after
. short illness eth spopIeIey. ssed 80
He SIS the oldest con Of The Gen. Martin
Roberts By bis second vile and brother OF
the late Ed~srd Roberts. He made bis
home With BIZ. son Richard Of the Wether,
bee farm. hut Richard removed TO Coz
ssckie. N. Y . short time ago and bis
father vent TO stop Tor . time with Geo
0dbsri where he Vas taken III and died
without ressiniog consciousness. He Was
oae Of the olde., mssons 10 the state. bsv
ing b,ep made men. er Of order In 1929
He will be given Mssuia burisl sDd the
funeralwiil be held 81 the Roberts Homer
stead on Thursdsy siisrnoon st o'clock.
Good FridAy services will be held -
the Episcopsl Church 90 fridsy slternoop
a. hall psst two o'clock On next Sun
day, Easter Day. At II O'Clock 10 the morn
log, there viii b. service for the Sunday
School al sb.ch time the regular Ess,er
oirriog will Ice taken. Unless otherwise
specified by individual donors The Offering /
will be devoted TO the regular expenses Of
the parish At4 O'Clock 10 the afternoon
/ regular Easter service viii be held
With the administration Of the Holy Com
mnuion. The Offering at this service will be
the regular Communion Aims uuless, as 10
the morning. othersise specified by indiv'
dual donors The annual business meeting
OF the parish OF Zion church will be held
on Easter Monday evening, April 10th 10
the church ct 80 o'clock.
For the advancement OF the interests
OF our whole town but more especially OF
the neishboring villages OF Manchester
Centre and Manchester Depot, it is pro
posed TO start q Village Improvement 80
eiety and for this end all, both men and
women. who are interested IN promoting
the welfare OF the villages are invited TO {
meet 10 the Club room. over the Factory
Point National Bank, on Thursday evening
Of d, 1t week, April 2lst. at Z o'clock Ia
other towns and villsges similar orgsnizs
lions have prev d OF great benefit not
alone to the besutifying OF the places. but
also to their msterisl welfare. Though
much has been done among US by indivi'
iusls within q few years for the improve. i,
ment OF their own private property still |;
here is much more that might be done to 7
make the place attractive not only to oul ,
present inhabitants but also TO the pros' /;
oective ones which neat. we'll kept streets s
will. We hope and feel sure, attract
owsrds us. For this reason let there be :,
large attendance Of those who mean bust y
less at the meeting next week.
NORTH DORSET
John Curtis 10 home from Troy. o
Miss Lena Dsncbell is visiting friends p
n town. y
Miss Mary Foster is home from Benz b
lington. b
MIR. Elizabeth Bennett Is visiting her y
lister Mrs Henry Bebee.
Mrs. George Petty is at hone after +.
everal weeks absence IN Fair Haven. !,
"A we'll attended and enjoyable sugar h
,arty st W. II. Johnson's Tuesday even n
ns.
George b. Petty Who has been In poor /,
esith for some time past. is sIosly i'm m
rowing. n
NORTH RUPERT. Al
Two funerals Of old residerts have IL
'eeo attended within the past week. Sam. n
iel Phillips died April 2. aged 81. He Il
anne iron Massachusetts more than GO u
ears $50. and settled 90 the farm where u
lie son Chester nos resides. bnt l.tely he 1
sd been liviog With his son Charles. He L
I'D . shock OF paralysis Jan. 10, from q
Ihich be partially recovered bu. his age 81
Iss against him and he soon began to de "
line again. His wife with whom be had /
wed more than 60 ye.r.. died two years p'
go. They we're si~ays highly respected p'
iiixsns. 1he second funeral Vas that Of
be ~idow OF the late George Derby who a.
rs 70 years Of age. She formerly resided 10
l East Rupert. bot lately has lived With OF
er 500 o NJ Derby, These tso old peo' q,
lie we're almost the last ones OF former b,
enerstiop. There is no person nov living pl
D this neiehborhood Who Vas here when III
san utl Phillips snd y life came here from G.