The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-29

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Z rssaerea BY Mira cissDssi sSd Miss Bard
10 TIE Prssi5ssi's Review Of the Yea
MIRA Sniib ssia. sTboash nsry nobl,
osa vbo rsei 10 voti viii 10 bsrs fslles
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hare rsl bore ,odsy 70 help ssa sseoal
sss ors srothu. Why doEt every Cbri,
tisp vsn.n istssai hsrssi 10 Tsnpsr
ssee.T Mira Heush said "wonsa ought
70 be esssr 10 I'm u iss Load Tia, lay, 70
heavy 90 20 usny horss7 The single
psrpo*s Of The W. G. 7. U. 10 10 better
iss vsrid aud The oGly way 10 BY The vsy
!. Of love, ~ isosh. by Jesns Christ"
Mira Smith vs called ont iasi ., this
time End darins bsr sbseres The eouven
= hoe voted 10 make hsrs life member Of
iheSistc unior 10 reception u her faith
iuIDess durins the nine years that che bss
I Saaa Cosn,y Proiden. Upon Mira
sEithsis,.ra Mn Read informed her
Of The scion Of ihs convention. aud Mr..
Smith thsrtsd them ietiinsJ for The
honor doae her
Solo by Mr kinney With sutohsrp 90
compartment, "Under His Wings"
Report Of Rssdsboro L. 7. l.. BY Ito
able Sophisticated, Miss Lula Boyd.
The three young children OF Mrs
Shss OF Arlington aud The II tie daughter
Of Rev. sud Mrs Rid,r, sad one or tuo
other ehildren whose nsmes could no.
lesrn were call forward aud decorated
siih the white ribbon by Mrs. Bssd, Who
said, The W. O. I. U. means Eorssnized
nother-love. sud We must make pure
paths for the little feet. A verse OF Home,
Suett Home vas sung softly snd tsnderly
end 10 the solemn bush that followed Mrs. |
Read asked those 10 come forward and be |
decorated With the white ribbon who
would like TO help make the world better
and pursr Tor oui little ones. Mrs. Edgar
L. Bailey OF Middleton. Conn, bat who
comes back each summer TO her childhood
home. vas the dnt to respond. others fol
loved and for several minutes busy fingers
tied little knots Of white ribbon fer Nj
Read, and fifteen sciivs and honorary
mem beers we're decorated by her.
Mira Kinney sang the Conservation
hymn. and again the work OF the after
noon vas taken up. Miss Lula Boyd OF
Rssdsboro read . ane paper that needs to
be heard to be appreciated. and perhaps
osn be given 10 our readers later. X
Rev. Ryder spoke most encourseipRly I
Tor the outlook Of the ". Q. 7. U. "On /,
the one hsnd The Home. on the other the !
Liquor traffic. one strives to build up the =
Nation and uphold the Sabbath. the other I
strives to pull them down.
Mrs. A. d Clement sang the solo, L
Mothers waiting d ths Door," q
Paper, The Anti-Can.eeu. by Mrs. VIM 7!
smith OF Manchester, was instructive and q
She gave history OF the b
bill and urged oil interested to writs our u
rs one Of them said. III people Il
ssat this Law Why DON. they ssk for IT," Il
Recitation. Poor Little Blossom BY 50
dsud Warner Of Arlington. A
Mrs. Read presented various interests =
lone Guards. Minutes, Union Signal, etc.
nd told Of young man at Hartman, Oh
'enn.. whom the VI. W. @. T. U. is edu NJ
stiug. lisny one wants to help worthy 90
oung man. subscriptions will be grateful 90
received by Mrs. Ida II. Read, Shell Oh
ourpe to-
Report OF Resolutions committee. Ben
inston County W. O. T. U. puts itself on J.
scord % being 10 accord with the Anti. !. J.
aloon Lsssue, the Good Templs and oil !.
10 young peoples societies that are @
lodged to the suppor. OF Temperance. :
8 being unsltersbly opposed to the seat -,
g OF Congressman Roberts OF Utah, and -
osed with heartfelt thanks to oil who o. o.
ID helped 10 any way to make the CON w
nlion such . success 10 every way.
The evening session wss ct the ConRre
tional church. At 7:30 the exercises 80
,ened by the boy choir. ~
Mrs Kinney read the lst Psalm, -
Mrs. Read offered prayer. y" '
BY request the recitation Poor Little :"
ossom" wss repeated. =
Chorus, THE Angel OF Peace Trc
Mstrops contest, o..
No Saloons Up There, Mrs. l.. d. Dean wi,
A STRAY Sunbeam, Mira II. A. Hicks. tor
Solo, When the Son Goes Down, by 49,
% Jessie Teft This was very besuti Ma,
~ rendered. ~,
NO 2J." Mrs Helen Shaw.
Pound Dead" Mrs +. I. Kctyon. IT
While The judges were ont the choir com
ored Us with the beautiful qusrtet.e lsrg
ventide." The bass sole by Mr.. Book Owe
especially fine. The chsifmsn, Mrs. sent
'ldon OF North Bennington presented greg
prize. three dollars, instesd OF medal,
IRE. +. 7. Kenyon Of Resdsboro. Mrs. =
lyon returned the money TO Mrs. Sbel 80
TO be applied on the $40 for making ~
. Smith life member OF the w. @. 7 ~
H. and Mrs. Kinney illustrated with 'o''
Stefeopticon their work 10 Vermont,
og many beautiful aud interesting bits W.
senery. closing With Temperance views ~
ring the progress Of the druuksrd on Var
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