The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-07-23


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perr0as ~ ihs parish oFef srvsuinty
years q age viii be- ibe guests q bono
NJ ihr morning serwsce. A rsrsans
letter u Invitation hs. bren sect I.
eseh ~ The thirty enc persons whi
hsyt nassedibe seventy afih milestone
The Church piil h. decorated wlll
ieHer. sud The pastor will prach !
gaseial wgtaon Theme. Jacob
Lament, g Tea. oenesis. 4T;a.
4 The tifA tespsr srryiee u The sea
son will be hrld next Sunday AZ
O'Clock, The pfelnd.. oaertory. and
rasllnde will b. rendered by lhe
Equinox Orehesirs. The pastor
will preach a brief sermon, sud tbs
whole sermon viii not last over one
hour Everyone j. cordially invited
/ 10 attend these services duains July
and Augnsi, and enjoy The bne orehes.
ira music. the beautiful hymns and the
spiritual uplifl which comes from these
peaceful meetings held al the close Of
the Sabbath day.
DEATn oF DR.. ". .. MORRILL,.
The news was received here last
week Of the death Of Dr.. w r. Nor.
rill at bis home IN New Albany, Ind.
His wife was the widow ofthe late II L.
Way Of this village. We append the
following from the Louisville Courier
journal Of July 18th;
"Dr. w. Y. Morrill,, for years a lead
ing dentist Of New Albany, died yes
teriay al his home. 1909 East Main st.
that city, Of asthma, after AN Illness of
several years, He was 50 years old,
and il survived by his wife and four
children by a former wfe-Nathaniel
Morrill, and Miss May Morrill, Of New
Albany; Randall Morrill, and Mrs. Cora
Morrill,, Chicago. Two brothers are
also left Amos Morrill, OF Stratford,
Vt. who is 10 years old. aud Sidney
Morrill, Of Fulton, n. y, % years Of
age. He was brother Of the Hon.
Justin s. Morrill, Of Vermont, who died
a few years ago, after having served IN
the House of Representatives and the
United States Senate for more than
fifty years.
DIR. Morrill, came 10 New Albany in
1852 aud had lived there continuously
since with the exception of few
years spent IN South America. While
there he was "A resident oil Rio Janiero,
and was court dentist 10 the Emperor
Don Pedro, of Brazil, and a prime ia
yorite with that ruler. Returning to
New Albany he resumed the practice
Of his profession aud relinqnished it
only few years ago on account of
failing health and declining years. He
was AN easy and fluent writer, and fire.
quently contributed articles 10 the New
Albany newspapers.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
August Kohler of Watervliet spent
Sunday at home.
Regular meeting of Skinner W. k.
c. Friday at go p. m.
II. N. Shaw was in Bennington
last on business.
A great mark down on all hats at
Mrs. Wyman's. Fine assortment to
choose from. adv
Miss Edith Provan who has been
visiting friends in Bennington has re-
turned.
Miss Edith Shaw has returned from
visiting Rev. and Mrs. II. D. b. Mae
Neil in 0swego, N. Y.
The Misses Beattie of Fall River,
Mass, are visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. w. Davis.
The Service Club of the Baptist
'hurch will meet with Mrs. Charles
Brewster Friday afternoon.
DIR. l.. NJ. Kelley is entertaining
MS friend, Prof. Linwood A. Towne of
Iaver4iill. Mass, for few days.
Rev Harry McCready left Monday
or brief vacation on the coast of
Maine, returning Saturday, Aug. |.
Regular meeting of Battenkill Val
ey Grange Saturday evening. An in
program will be carried out.
st. Margarets Guild will hold food
ale in the Botsford block Saturday,
nly 18th, from 3 o'clock until all is
old.
Miss Winnie Brush will leave Fri.
ay for the Silver Bay conference. She
! the representative OF the Christian
,ndeavor society of the Baptist church.
Mrs. w. A. Adams is spending the
ummer al the home of her daughter,
irs. Carl NJ. Chaplin at Waterbury,
'onn. Mrs. Chapin's husband is one
{ the editors of the Waterbury Amer
IAN.
The Rev. J. S. Brown, formerly
aston of the Baptist church, now Of
/. Adams, will preach Sunday morn
ig in the Baptist church. The even.
~ service will be united Christian
.ndeayor service at the usual hour
The annual meeting Of st. Margar-
Ia Guild was held July 10th with Mrs.
homas Lidgerwood and The following
ere elected for the ensuing year
lev w. II. Bsmford, pres, Miss Jen- (
ie Bradley, treas, Mrs. W. II. Rob
rls. vice.pres., Mrs. Lidgerwood, :,
.ey., Mrs. Bamford and Mrs. George !,
ngcne directoresses.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
&C. A. Bourn is suffering from sci-
lie rheumatism.
MIR. aud Mrs, Griffin are the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sherwin.