The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-26

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xith Mfs. Dexter Taylor this TbHriAy
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Houston, TsIas, sud Mrs J, DAVIS Of
Gaives.ou are makiags ioftoishts stay 81
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led by fev friends sent 90 picnic to
Bsuuiaslqn the 10Th Of August, the oue
tuudfed suj twentieth AuuiVersAty OF The
Battle Of Bennington
The i9Il0uins are recent strvsls al
Thayers Hotel. Mrs Knapp. Providence.
IL l.. Mrs T.. h. Pouell, Westdeld
Msss 81 isses Helen M3IiDey snd NJ, L
Carey, Albany, \ u, Mics Maud Beldeo,
Rutland, aud the tao MI Gillsns. Al
bany.
Mr.. Mckinley Of New York City very !
kindly sspg The Uasesn Kingdom by /
Gerald Lane rs 40 ohertory solo at the
Episcopal church last Sunday morning,
and also sang q second solo after the clos
log prayers II, Is needless 10 say that
both were fac
The Methodist Sunday school aud
congregation will hold their annual picnic
IN Reeds grove, Friday OF this week, II
pleasant. Swings, hsmmocks, games, etc,
will I've provided for the am usement OF the
Young people, II unpleasant the picnic
will be postponed until next week.
Next Sunday evening, Aug. 29th, at
s o'clock there will be a special service at
Zion church for men only and to whish {
oil are invited whether belonging to the {
parish or not. The service will be con
Quoted by the Raw Mr.. Narrower assisted ,
by the Rev. Mr.. Cone Of Bridgeport, Conn. I
Rev Mr.. Swsrt has returned and will
preach next SUNDAY as usual The s
Mortified conference which be attended a
was i,yored with pleasant weather aud
larger attendance than us1sl The best
speakers from our own aud foreign ooun
tries we're present, At it's close Mr. Ii
Svsrt visited friends in Sohen ectsdy. /
We hope his vacation will prove helpful u
md restlul,
Seventeen members OF the Women's 9,
Relief Corps made Mrs. OryiIle Bell an L
I'D fashioned visit last week, They asked
her 10 the good old style iii it would be
then went early in the after
noon aud stayed until dark. They had oil
picnic supper OF cake, coffee and chat, VI
ellies and Jokes, salads, stories and al
allies, popcorn and pie, with watermel in
ms galore, and the aroma OF hospitality Ia
nd sweet peas everywhere. AS most OF &C
be ladies drove over Master Bell was VI
.ept busy making blend OF hospitality s,
nd new mown hay. The guests are all o
rendering how soon il will do to 60 OF
gain. III
line improvements on the isif sfoohu pr
re we'll sdyanced and there is every pros
ect OF one OF the best fairs ever held
ere. on the IA. 10 and l6 Of September
he floral parade will be very pleasing
,ature and is expected to exceed the dis
lay OF last year. which WAS the feature OF
be fair, The committee having this dis
lay 10 charge are Ramsey McNaugh on,
Irs l.. S, Thayer, Miss Jessie Hawley,
liss jamie Colburn, Miss Fannie Hswley,
liss Annie Ames and Miss Fannie Barney.
decorated carriages and bicycles are
lyited from all the towns. Don't wait
n the committee to invite you, but come -
ithout. -
The death OF Miss Lucy ]. Morrill, ar
Ook place at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
. A, Lldgerwood, in this village, last
aturdsy morning. The long life Of Miss
lorrill was one Of almost constant suffer e
lg and she had Teen confined to her +
ONE and chair for very many years. bat
! spite OF all, her unfsiing cheeriulness
as q source Of never ending pleasure to
| who knew her. Her room was center
u large circle Of friends and for them
or loss is irreparable. Her funeral took IN
lace on Monday afternoon at the Episco
Il church (oi which she had been a de
oted commitment for many years., her
te rector, the Rev. Charles s. Lewis,
ming from the CstskiIls to be present
ID oilioiste. Her remains were inferred
the family lot al Dellwood cemetery.
lree sisters survive her: Mrs, johnson ~
San Francisco, Mrs. +. A. Lidgervood ~
ID Mrs Abby Wilson OF Manchester Gen
e. ell Of whom we're privileged TO be
th her Curing her last sickness
w, b johnson, Newark, O.. says, Ons
tnuts Cough Cure saved my only child
1m DYING by Group. pneumonia. bronchi
and other serious throat and long
onbles. J II Whipple. Manchester Cen
e; A Ii PETIT bone, Name besier Depot. -
MANCHESTER DEPOT