The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-24


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"omsnh CbHsll.n Temperance Union
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h1teft 90 Jnne toth' oar motto Tue
Lofo BATH osen mlndiu' OF a., was littFS'
" fnIl'ied as the d"y Was efIRbt VIII
sunshine IN marked contrast TO the
Ts'lher Of the pa't ie" weeks making
'lr Fide orr ire nils oLiinuaI delight
Ibefe was 10 inscription on Tue osls Of
our horses but tue white nbbon with
which our horses we're decorated preached
slomperAucs sermon hite'u miles long
Tue attendance 81 the morning session
~Ab not iarRe' twenty OIL the oAcefs and
itlegates pelug present. but toe towns
people showed Their Interest by coming IN
10 numbers and good sprinkIing oil the
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looking one-sided' Mrs knlison, vile OF
tue pastor OF lhe M H. chureh, conduct ,
ed TIE prayer service ana the passage OF
'crirtur selected and the earnest prayer
mat followed ~as q ht'lng preparation .
Tor the duties oil The day We expected
warn welcome from hnpert' having been
entsr'sined by lhls Union before but The
cordial words oil greeting by the president
OF kdpetionlon' Mrs ). nj harwood,
and the pastor oil the church, Rev. Mr.
Flcton exceeded our e1peotatlon' Ihe
response ny MISS Oeis Reynolds OF MAI
was iui' OF beautiful thoughts
clothed 10 pos'io language Inc forenoon
until II.3o was TAKEN up win routine bus
ness when Helen u hice OF Boston gave
Biole reading using the words OF the
mother oil Jesus Whatsoever lie saith
unto you, no !" IL Is sale TO say no one
present VIII forget the earnest WORDS OF
MRS. hlce anu sue iei' WIN esch deeper
sense oil personal responsibility and
more earnest purpose to work as never
before she closed with LongfeIlows
Legend Beautiful Mrs. Ewing whose I"
husband lsthe pastor ofthe Congregation
Il church at Rupert, led the devotional
meeting at l 10, after which came the
election oil officers resulting as follows: =
resident, Mrs A, r. Smith, Manchester =
Jentte; vice president, Mrs Helen G.
joIe, North bennington; secretary, Mrs
}, Il flan5resn Bondvllle, Treasurer,
irs. Z, i. Nisult. Arlington, Reports Of
ounty supsrntendents iollo@ed, some OF =,
7hlch were so fne as to merit more than u
pa.sing word wluld Epaea admit In