The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-14

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pie r.uicpsird sa stfsu sleigh nd,
houdsy ersuius add erIoysd the spot
TIE luBsrsl q ouf io.nsmsr. Eds.rd
h~'ehsldc'. vEs ssii st be Isle residence
gtdles8sy o. last seet. Rev Mr. Pink
srtor rMeattrg He daughter. MR.
CoDres FStts, SAs here md h.lped care
fer him jsrins tt.lss, hours Of bis iIoess
lie Vas repeatedly the Whole community
and will be greatly nIssed especially 10
the church and cLor
rrEu
The gnp Lss bad good macy vic
tins 10 tosr. some beiug Qalte seriously
III
Rev c Il CoeleJss Of Wesi Nes DO.
~ Lu been usktos Peru people svisii.
he preseted yrry sooeplsbly fhspksgiyi
ing day
-Ed~.rd Caslia seems 10 be Torn u
IN lnoE While starting to 80 down cellar
hs stumble sDd fell to the bottom, break
iBg rib OF two.
C. H. Pond Of D.kols, who mrried |
one OF our Peru girls has been visiting in
tcxn. Heis well ss,i,fied with the west,
as place VI residence. though things
have been dull there the past year or
two.
Perm people regret TO learn OF the
death Of Edward Bstchelder. Viii ooi
CURED last week at hIs bone 10 Esst Dor
yet he vas ston Of lsrael Bstohelder Of
bis toVn aud bis youth sud some OF his
nsture years were spent her, ~h're be ,
a ss respected asa man OF highest chsrac
ter. always ready to do his part IN every
rood vo'k lie will be greatly missed 10
1ast Dorset also.
B0SDyILLE
Ola Kendall has resumed Der school
'ork IN this village.
- Ge Richardson has moved into bis
ouse 10 GrahsmWlIe.
Mrs. Geo Burbee has returned from '
. Y, much improved 40 heslth.
- Miss lone Burbank has commenced
liri term Of school IN Jamaica village.
G O s, Hubbard OF Rupert gave I'D
lstructlye lecture on Our Common
,hocls" at CIR nge ball Dec. 7.
Quite perry of our young people
cot to Jamaica Friday night to see The
ay Uncle Rube'I. All voted it sue
IS q
DR.. Holton of Brstlleboro was called
i week to see Gersbom Taylor. who is
covering from the effects OF bis accident
y slowly.
The grangers will have a cobweb so
! supper at their hall Friday evening
G, Is, good time and nice supper for
ly so cents per couple. ~
- d. II. Hewes, Of the Hollow has bad ii
ID luck with bis 10 hens. From Dec.
1892 to Dec. |, %, be received 25l9
70, betides five brcods of chickens. Be,
es supplying himself aud wife the in
ne was S4j, u.
IANDGRovE No
The ladies' society will hold tier
t sociable this, Thursday, evening, -
ceeds to go towards repairing the 2
rch d
ARLINGTON. .
The first recorded Protestant Episco, .
service held in Vermont was in l764,
he house Of Capt. Jehiel Hswley Of (
ngton, who upon bis removal from :
nectIcut to this green mountain wilder 4
established and for many years msini
ed, in bis own fOuse The FL ist opal
ice, which was attended by the pon.
for miles around. From this hseih.
! the present diocese has grown. AT
time Of the organization Of the brst
ention at Arlington. Sept. 20, 1890.
E were only 4 Protestant Episcopal
,ymen in the State, and on y two, Dan.
srber OF Manchester and james NicbI
I SYNDICATE were r resent.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Hiram Barton Of SALISBURY is teach, .
u the Cbiselyille district. .
3 Elibu Andrew died at her home 10
outb part Of the town Decem btr 4.
Mr., Field otilciated at her funeral.
The adde's Of the Oongregat onal
ch will nave supper and sale OF
itmss articles at Moore's hall, Tues,