The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-18

10 the care 81 Mra Coolidge Rev,
hlltoa saith Smith spsnt . part Of las,
ve<k With his Dolbsr and slater.
--rbs cldsss lshseitA1t, aud he 10 ever
eighty, docs rot recall ssch winter ~ the
present. with q single sIcsp,ien = series
~ mild weather AID iasi ssow snoagh for
nns tlslxhinx. oss uss wagons also "
he choesss,
TIE community Gas sadasned BY the
dssth 81 Mr.. Jacob smith q, the home Of
hrr csu.hpr, co Saturday. Mrs. Cool
edge 10 suffering under stroke Of psrslv-
sis CO. " ever ,rffhn Ia the care for
her me h.r The family have dcsp-feit
sympathy Of Tho community.
About forty q thu town,nen Of n. J.
Hspaeod 'nrphsed him bv . vi,it at his
r,iiencs ssinrdsT evening", the rcca,ion
being n. Anuiv ar, u bis birth. The
FORE Of the BrOmltr Hou@ vas put q.
work, here WAS ~ .njo able repssi and an
eva, 4 q tsnshtful social intercourse.
The meriis OF ''old Peru" we're kbly dis
eassd by stvcfal ~ = place suitable, not
ouls 20 he born la bat to I've 10. Before
breath q up, . handsome sum sn raised
for the purchase AID presentation to Mr.,
Hspgeod u a suitable reminder Of the
occasion
Req U ar meetings are maintained Ut the
church sudsys, the dsacoos very accrp,-
sbly atiisistine, hpd an Instructive sermon
on Sunday evening, And the week day
meetings are held regularly. Among the
purchases at III Harvey Stone suction WAS
volume ~ wesley's sermons printed 10
1857 This book became the property Of
a l.. Richaidstn ard he has been porisg
over rs copteots at the Ledge" ever since.
H. % proposed to have the exercises next
sabbath at the church comprise Of = read
l. z BY Mr.. Richa esoB OF one Of these ser
mons.
WEST ARLINGTON.
IF. N. White Is putting up new Jaw
mill
Mi Clara Hansman 10 home with htr
parents
Harry Randall OF Sandgate WAS In
town Sunday,
Mr.. J c Poor was 10 sbushan, N. Y.
last Saturday.
Revival meetings are to be held In the
Uritr church ever, evening this week.
Emerson Horton, an old resident Of
this town died at the home Of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. X Turner, last Thursday, at the
age Of eighty.two years. The funeral waa
held 1t the Union church last Sunday at
p. IN. There was . large attendance Of
relatives and friends. Evangelist Sksllie
assisted Rev. h. s. Kel,on at the services.
He 10 survived by . wife and alarge family
Of children.
EAST RUPERT.
Charles Perkins 10 making improve
ments In bis front ward.
The Messrs. Dennisou are visit Ing
friends and relatives In town.
Nay Frost and Mildred Danforth Of
Burr and Burton Seminary we're at homo
over Sunday.
Mrs. John Marley and children are
spending few weeks with her father O.
q. Dsnforth.
The following officers Of the East
Rupert Sunday school have been elected I;
Superintendent, Mrs. Henry Towslsy; Sec.
rotary, May Frost; Treasurer, Amy Har-
wood; Librarian, Earl 8. Harwood Organ.
lst, Mrs. Cha,. Towslsy; Chorister, VIM.
Walsh. Tho teachers are B. Ladd; Maud
Perkins and Amy Harwood.
SYNDICATE.
Patrons Of the Hood 4 Sons MIX Co.,
have to carry their milk now every morn
Ing.
--Mrs William Lincoln has been spend
Ing few days with her sister, Mrs. Bun.
nell In Shushap, N. Y.
Farmers are drawing few potatoes to
market at IS cents q bushel and marketing
p0r9 ~ cents per pound.
Fire destroyed the dwelling house Of
George Brayson Monday morning about
four m, but very little Of their house
hold goods were saved.
Dogs Of VIM Thomas entered the nock
Of Fred Bentley and bit and killed twenty
Of his valuable sheep. The dogs were later
found after the sheep and both Of them
killed.
Died At her home 10 San dgats Jan. 7th,
Sarah Mears. wife Of Hiram Mears, aged
ffty-two years. The funeral services were
conducted BY Rev, Z. n. Harris Of the
Methodist church.