The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-24

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AlbAns
John y Gale ~ wiiliAmsinwn.
Mass. bot formerly Il Try, ~ y,
died Al BIZ home Thursday lks;, aged
10 years. Mr.. Gale Was a former we'll
known visitor at Manchester, having
stopped al the Equinox House good
many seasons
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Strclcher Of
Mes York. Who are stopping in town
for . couple ~ weeks. while at the
qnarries nj South Dorset last week.
found whieh chain and charm, which
they hsyc left Al this office where il
nov is waiting claimant.
Skinner Post. Woman's Relief
Corp, and Sons ~ Veterans have re-
ceiycd and accepted the invitation Of
Rev John Barstow ~ attend Pre-.
Memorial services at the Congrega-
ti0nal church at Manchester, May n
al three o'clock in the afternoon.
Last Wednesday WAS regular
summer day with The mercury ranging
up ia the sos. Thursday was also
hot. but ia the afternoon we had
baby cyclone which cleared the air up
IN ane style. Friday was sill hot and
then il commenced to cool of and Sun
day was raw. cold day.
Al the regular meeting Of Skin
ner Post these appointments for Mem
orisl Day, May 10, We're made: Mar
shal. Comrade A. V. Turner; Com
mitlee Of Arrangements, Aaron $.
Baker, jerome Gleason, Ransom II.
Liusley; music, Manchester Union
Band. Dinner will be served by lad
les Of the W. r. G., at g, A. X. Hall.
THAT Manchester the Beautiful"
is most appropriate name Is apparent
~ all who are fortunate enough 10 be
here in our town at this particular sea
son of the year. The days are beauti-
full. and the nights, redolent with the
perfume Of myriad Of flowers in full
bloom are conducive TO that rest which
the tired brain aud weary body NJ.
luire. Here is the spot and this is
The time.
The many friends of Mrs. b. A.
Fisk were shocked 10 hear Of her sud |
len death last Thursday she having
been sick only few days. The fun
sral was observed from her late home
IN Sunday afternoon, Rev. A. c. Reed |
,iiieiaiing The interment was in
Dellwood. Mrs. Fisk leaves hus-
,and and two daughters, Mrs. julius
Hill aud Mrs. Ramsay MacNaughton,
o mourn her loss
Some time ago our local health Off
'er, George Smith, sent several sam
,les of our town water taken from diff
erent parts Of the water system, TO
he state board Of health for analysis.
lie has received report on these and
very one was A |. This is most de-
irable thing MS in too many towns no
Ittention is paid 10 this all important
natter. A thorough test is made in
Manchester regularly.
The Annual Conference of the
congregational churches Of Benning-
on County was held in the Congrega-
i church last Tuesday and was well
ttended. Rev. G. l.. Carhart was
hosen moderator, and Rev. Il. /.
Racket, Scribe. The program rs
,rinted at the JOURNAL last week was
arried out and all the addresses were
most practical aud helpful. The Rev.
Dr.. Jennings of Bennington gave
trong sermon on 1.-THE Gospel Of
esus Christ the only Solvent of the
Worlds Ills"
The funeral Of the late Pierrepont
sham was held at "0rmsby Hill"
Wednesday forenoon, May sd. The
eceased WIS the Oldest son Of the late
Ion. Edward s. lshsm, and was a
radnaie of West Point. He served
ONE time on the frontier finally re-
igning and taking up the study Of
NV in the offices Of lsham, Lincoln
nd Beale Of Chicago Of which his
ather was the bead, His remains
iere brought 10 Manchester by his
rother. T.. s. lsham, Tuesday sitter
con. He was buried in the beautiful ,
amily plo, q, Dellwood, the Rev. John
,arsiow officiating. The honorary
carers were: Hon. Loveland Munson,
!. c. oryis. q. l.. Towsley, w. Il. ,
Iced, e. II. Hawley and o. X. Ben
ett.
The Congregational Club Of West
m Vermont holds It's semI-annual
,eeiing on May 3ls, next at historic
bennington. Arrangements have been
sade for the entertainment Of all
10 may coms ronyauanecs will