The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-12-20

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VI. r. Lyon was thrown from his
sleigh Sunday aud had one Of his knee
caps fractured. which will necessitate
his lying quie. for some time. Doctor
Millington attends him.
These lines are written in memory
q Mrs. Emily W. Simonds who passed
from this mortal life 10 the beyond,
Nov. 10, 1905.
~ MEMDRiAM.
In the going away from tins life OF
Aunt Emily" as she was lovingly
called by young and old, the little town
Of Peru has sustained loss that can
not be estimated. During a long life,
most 81 il spent in this place, she has
been identified with every good work.
The church and Sunday school have
lost faithful and active member who
was always IN her accustomed place
when able to do so, and ever had "A
CHEEKY smile and word for ALL Her
life seemed personifcation Of these
lines.
''l,e cheerful Give this lonesome world $ smile.
We stay al ianrest. but LITTLE while
Hasten Ne must, o. shan io-c The chance
To give the gentle word, the kindly glance.
~ sweet aud tender. that Is doing god,
Els dang what no oiher good desd could.
We feel that her work has been well
done and that she has been II faithful
and obcdient follower of the Saviour
whom she delighted to honor aud serve.
We shall miss her more than we can
express. but we can not mourn for her
she has entered into rest.
sAsDGATE.
DIR. +. +. Hoyt was in Hoosiek
Falls last Friday.
"A. w. Prindle Of Shushan, n. y,
was in town last week,
Mrs. Brown of Hebron is visiting
ut William Morrow's.
Miss Vivian Smith is visiting ac-
quaintances in Manchester.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton is home
for the winter from Lee, Mass.
&C. l.. Randall of Manchester was
a guest at X. G.. Smiths Friday night.
Charles Hayes of Manchester spent
Sunday with his parents, j. I, Hayes.
w. j. Morrow called on w. j.
Hamilton, Jr., at Castleton, Saturday.
- There was social at George
peck's last Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Union chapel.
--George W. Bounds has returned
from Glens Falls, n. Y, where he has
been working on the state road.
Alice Convey has had an attack of
appendicitis but is very much better.
DR.. c. w. Phillips attended her.
VIM. Lincoln continues about the
same. and he now has a wheel chair
which is much more convenient for
him.
MIR. and Mrs. X. NJ. Bacon and
little daughterof Williamstown, Mass.
spent Thanksgiving at w. j. Hamil-
tons.
The many friends aud relatives Of
Mrs. Melissa Young of Fort Edward,
N. Y. will be sorry TO hear Of her Sc
rious illness.
Commissioner of Sibyi Stills es.
tate, EFF Hoyt and VIC. Peck, met at
her late residence last Friday, Dec. Z,
TO appraise her estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Provan spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. James Proyan, returning to
Utica. n. y, Friday night.
Miss Viola Wymau Of Sunderland
lnd Harry Randall Of Sandgate were
married Wednesday, Nov. -, at the
parsonage at East Arlington, by Rev.
E. b. Harris, Il
Died. Dee. 3, Mary Bentley Me-
<egan wife Of Frank Mekegan, after
short illness, at the home of her ia
hey. Abel Bentley. The funeral was
al 10 a. m, conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Wells Of the Rupert Congrc-
,stional church. She was loved and