The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-14

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/ ton.
"A 500 "a. born to Nj. snd Mts.
Charlie. Dariotih 10 Eat Raperi Novsu
Der frst
-Fr.nk Norton spd family have recent
/ " moved from this village TO lheif nes
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home 10 Granville.
Nj and M,. J.nos l. Bobinsor alter
having passed several seeks With feisiises
Ia BOs,on returned to their bone Oh Mon
day Of lest week,
L, +; L,dd, Who b. Tor snamoef
Of years been clerkips Tor q M Sykes 10
bic .,ors. has gone TO Albany. where be
has obtsined good position;
-Rsv G. s. Csrbsrt leit Dorset Mon
dsy for tso, we,ks With fnends 10 New
York city. Mex, Sunday the pulpit Will
be supplied by Rev. DR., Gilbert
Mrs Hlllind and Miss Bueklin Of
Manchester we're in town last week With
Mrs. billiard. Mrs, Chsrles Read is spend
Ing this week With her daughter
Arthur Lake. who hes been oletkins
Tor J. NJ. Armstrong during the summer
has scared position IN Greenfield. Mass
and lei. town for that place Saturday.
A change bss recently been made 10
the time Ct closing the evening" msii'
The stage which formerly left for Man
chester at Up. NJ nov leaves 90 hour
earlier.
Miss Emile @ Robert. teacher 10
tbe bisher depsItmeIt OF the village
school, has been coudoed to her room 81
the B,rrovs Hou e several days by i'll
ness.
MIR, and Mrs. Il. Msrston Campbell
will spend their winter boarding at the
Barrovs House. Miss Campbell has re
covered from her recent illness and 10
boarding at Dr. Pratts.
The South Dorstt quarry OF Norcfoss
l. West presents very lively appearance.
Two new engines have been put Ia and
ausrrying will be carried Oh on both sides
OF the road. 40 immense pile OF very
foe blocks has already been taken out and
the question Is how to set SO much marble
to the railroad. William Tobln has been
drawing what be can, bnl 1t hardly seems
possible to draw so much by teams, and an
electric road seems to be the ooly solution
Of the problem. There ia no end to the
marble aud the company Is evidently dis
posed to get it ont ss fast as possible.
A gloom ov rsprssd the entire com
On unity Sunday morning, November third
when it was known that CAME. eldest
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. j. +. Hilliard
had passed to the Hsweet fields beyond
the swelling flood Her illaess yrs brief.
She had rot been considered dangerously
sick until the Thursday preceding her
death, when she vas taken suddenly worse
aud failed rapidly from that time. She
was born 10 Dorset, Jan, rs. 1880, and the
last seven years Of her life had been pass
ed 10 her native town. Although the
thread OF her life was 80 short 1t mad be
come entwined around many hearts 10
such way that the sweet memories OF bel
will ever be retained. She was On active
and constant worker 10 the church, Sur
dsy school and Christian Endeavor. hold
Jog important Office In the last named OF
esniz,.ion. She was laid TO rest in Del
wood Cemetery. Manchester, Tuesday
afternoon, funeral services having beer
held st her home q. one O'Clock, conduct
cd by Rev. Q. s Csrhsrt. But although
she has been removed from the setivitie'
! Of human life, her mission has not ended
her moral force has not abated. nor The
scope OF her itAoence lessened. for
| 10 other minds her spirit still lives Cd,
Tho dead, she yet doth ,pesk,