The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22

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I Rev sns Ma y q FIsnsss OF Weeds
vile, n n. are expected this Wednesday
icr ,bori rsil viih thslr asty ifisrd,.
Charles Fitch, . regular 10 the usiisd
States Arny, vho 10 sisiicned 10 Nsw
Yoft CITY. bs been sptndiss vtsts
1 futioash 10 tssp.
-. d. Besealci Of Bttstici, ksrsss,
,pepi ls.l seek siih bis brother, william
Bsssd ct. coming bach 10 Vermont ier
'-o.a Houe Weet
TIE Ladies' aid society Of the Episee
pal cbafeh vill po.tpops their snnnsl
msstins ose seek. Will meet With Mn
I.ssc Wilson, Thursday, p. N. Aos. 2git:
The Bsp,is, sandsy school vil bold
THAR ssnoI risnic al Ener.l L,te On
s.turssy Of this week. Teams will be Of
the ves,ry IRON 7 80 10 10 carry oil Who
uish TO 90.
The Anunsl meeting oi the Ladies
Society OF Ziop ehuron, which vas to
have been held tits Thursday With Mrs i
B. wilsop. has been postponed for ooe
week.
Mrs Arthur M1sden and little sor.
Nofmsn. Who have been spending the past
cir weeks With her mother, Mrs Sarah
Harris. returned Thursday TO her home 10
Mouesssn, Pc.
Mrs Lottie Fobes sud Mrs Fred
smith OF Gambler, O. hsvs been visiiiLe
their brother. Bollin Smith, Mu Smith |
hes returned home. leaving Mrs Fobes to
mske more extended visit,
Among the older visitors 10 town
last week Was james Richardson. the son
Of Nathan Richardson. who located 10
Iowa more than so years ago and has
been . successful farmer 10 that state.
Don't forge. the lawn social under the
suspices OF the Eudesvor and Ladies' Aid
Of the Baptist church this Thurs
day evening st the public park. Ice
cream, cake, home made candies, pop
corp, sic. will be on sale. The place Of
holding this social has boen chsnged from
he lawn Of A. +. Smith to the public park
because OF its being more central. Every
me is invited. Should the weather be de
,idedly unfsvorsble, ice cream. etc will
De on ssle Ut the yesiry Of the Baptist
,bnrcb.
The reception which was len dered last
week Wednesday evening in tue Union /,
opera House by the ID. A, r. TO lie towns
'eople and their suests, was a very plese
ut occasion 10 the events Of Old Home
Week. The hsll was tastefully decorated
D blue and white, the society colors and
be native Wild fowers. The Daughters"
'ere dressed 10 'ye old time blue and
hits print gowns, They we're very for
mate in having With them the State Re q
ent. Mrs Ea,ey, OF Brsttlebero, who took
bic opportul ity TO make her official snnu q,
visi, to the chapter, Light refresh
ems we're served during the evening by
Dung lsdies from Dorset and the Centre,
The people OF the village we're shock
! Tuesday morning 10 learn OF the sud
30 death OF Horace 3. Sykes at bis home
10 evening before. He had attended the
Ut the Opera House In bis (
,ual health, aud soon alter returning
,ms while talking with bis wife, fell
,sd without warning His decesse is ct ~
ibuted TO disease Of the heart. Mr. I
J kes moved to this village from Rupert ]
,out twenty years ago and was on up
ght man and respected cltizsp. Ho wss
veteran OF the civil war. being o mem Il
u Of Go. O. lith Vt Regiment. He
AYES wife and two sons, one being EN- "A
Dyed in New York and the other in
'ooklyn. The family have the deep ~
mps.hy OF the community In their uueI
cted bereavement.