The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-05-12

). The asoa TIA u Chsss. yspsn and
err grass srsiiiax si The Cfntrsi ca,h
store.
: --Hoa. A. l.. Gfsra nss sone TO ksnsas
O. bssiDe1 TIP 10 be sbeeni two OF ihrcc
wesks.
--s,nsbcrfics u Crave' store Friday
sbs Saturday, two baskets for y cenis.
Ne delivery, 90 tAkinx orders, Hui come
= ars, served.
~Call as Miss Hansman's mllliocfy pa.
Q Tors and inspec, the ffesh supply q drcss
o AID os,ing hsts. also . nsos line Of uniiim-
: med hats.
--Ms. Andrews, who resided opposite
the post Office, VAS found dead 10 her bed
wednaday morning. We have not learned
lbe probable cause.
-Miilsrd b. Martin Of winhAll and Miss
: vens Lain u West Haven, Conn. were
Married BY Rev. J. ), Brown 81 the psrson-
age Friday evening, May h.
Rev X. B. Harris Of Eat Arlington
will exchange with the psstor Of Methodist
church nsIt Sunday. Communion service
10 the morniog and the collection will be
for the N, u hospital 10 Brooklyn,
Mrs. 6. N. wymsn received last week
Thursday ard saturdays large supply OF
bats for lsdies, misses and children and
will receive another large liae todsy.
Handsome. nice and chesp l, wha, CUSTOM
es cay. @ lods cheerfaliy shown. PArlors
over the pcs, elise.
- Rev. ]. ), Brown WAS called TO attend
-four funerals lAst week, on Monday that Of
young child Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Pierce, on
Thursday Mrs, Eisin Burritt, life lorg
resident, on Friday Horace w. Lawrence,
another life long real lent and on Saturday
Mrs. Mary Taylor who Was brought here
from Troy. A more extended notice will
be found In another Place.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Miss Bertha Eddy OF Hooslek Falls is
whiting friends In town.
"A full attendance Ia urged at Hope
Lodge next Monday evening. "slmething
doing"
Surely our community was visited by
the silent messenger ID ,ath last week, there
being three deaths In the short space OF
twelve hours.
lon Tuesday afternoon the funeral OF
Mrs. Olive Wright, widow Of the late Joel g
Wright was attended from her late home }
10 this village.
w. g. Lsmpson was In Grafton last
week and met Rev. J. A. Swart, a former .
pastor here, who kindly inquired after the
people here and especially after Mrs. Polly v
Chapman. 4
On Saturday the remains Of Mrs. Mary
Taylor, widow Of the late Jonathan Taylor l
Of Troy, N. Y, were brought here for In. ii
terment, making four funerals Ia four sue.
cessive days. n
Horace w. Lawrence, one Of our Oldest v
cltz,ns died after long illness on Tuesday 81
afternoon Of last week, the funeral being
held at the the Baptist church on Friday n,
afternoon. He leaves one son and one q.
daughter. 9,
We desire 10 extend thanks to friends
and mel ghbors and to Hope Lodge, l, O Of to
0. y. for many scts Of kindness during the tn
illness and death Of our father. Jt
Mr.. and MRS. II. LAWRENCE,
helen LAWRENCE. u
Clifford Burritt Of Herkimer, N. Y. dl
Ind Edwin Burritt Of Lincolp, Nebraska By
isye returned home. Edwin Burritt the b.
sther has gone to reside for the present fr
with Clifford In Helkimer. The family de-
lire to extend thanks to many friends foi I,
leeds Of kindness and help during the III. w,
,ess and death Of loved wife ard mother. C.
w. II. Fullerton celebrated last week Sc
Wednesday the 7o.h anniversary Of bis f..
firth and the 50th anniversary OF his busi- E..
lees life In marble and granite. He was tyl
'orn In Hebron, N. Y, and came here when
e WAS 20years old to learn marble cutting -,
With the late VIM. A. TSrel. He after no
Yards bought out the business which he ~,
as continued ever since, and is probably .or
be oldest In business Of any marble aud -,
ranite arm In the country. He has erect -.
many Il ie monuments scattered all over -,
be country and 10 still hale and hearty ,..
nd ready to erect more OF the same sort.
lis long acquaintance with the business -
nd success In the past Is a guarantee Of
God work In the future. :
AT meeting Of Hope Lodge the fol- wy
wing resolutions Of sympathy were unan- "
nously adopted Tsa
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father has 10 ne'
10 Infinite love ard wisdom removed from s".
- bereaved family Of the late Brother ",
GRACE W. Lawrence q beloved father and oh'
hereas, by his death we realize that the ere
mlly Of our Beloved Brother has sustain. De'
great loss, be II, anu
Respiped BY Hope Lodge No. 80, |. 0. o. rpe'
10 r.g,,., n.e,tr. .ssa.,,.. a.. The
ndcr our heartfelt sympathy TO the grief '"u'
ricken family q our much lsmented Bro rk
or ~"
Rcsolrsd that these resolutions be placed TYP
onr records and that 4 copy be sent to u'h'
Q sorrowinR family OF our Brother. nu'
II. T EDWARDS, NOV
W. II. nfLLMAN, Committee. W.
XIV. ADAMS was
pon.rr o'cl,
dres
j. VI, D Voc ard family have returned OF N
Dorset Tor The rum ner. .en,
william 4. d ,,chelder has tresad his Rev
ldence to new coat Of paint. Nsl
Farmers ard Others should read A. B. s..
,bcrts advertise m, ut 10 the JouRNAL Amc
-Pnniiss Ksnt Of Albany has been visit w.,
nj. pareut,. Mr.. and NJ. q n Ken, A.
Mr.. and Mrs Alien Is ,urn Of Yonkcrs