The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-10

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VIA Er4asstfien ~ zoe SEATED herself be-
tween ~ "a frrasg a. * sifs. sd Goa
rerssi Is ~ apd rlsassns sasss > e De-
israiue8 hat they shesld Il iel "a itei the
80 II siit occasion.
Jass - 0ao4ssl asd 0iifs we're 4iscoss-
ing ilss psvtF < nasral ssaassa. 10 lhs refy
Sasls, ftAe happy ssseastiy. Ned rannn's
fathss, uho bad net tesars hsd 80 opporta-
atty 81 Fsersihg Olive, sdranoei and grasp
isg Der hasd vita much wariash. exclaimed.
sHow dye d. sohoolmarm I've bszs
tr,iBg q go chance 70 SIR you al day !
wanted - tell yva shat . good boy you
made n ny Diek sm 20 much otascgel
10 ys fsr that shrAshing ys GIN HIM hrs
usosher vhined some when she saw the blOol,
bot said yo0 bad sarVei him jesi right
Olive reiFeAiei iew steps and stood look
ise Al him 10 Atnasemsnt. while Dick, peer
Dick. groauod aloud The doctor noticed
Der Embarrassment. and esdeaverei to
change the subject; but Mr. Parsons was in
earnest, aud would net be put Of
" Dick. continued be, "roarcl, tell you;
aud declared be wouldn't goto school again
didAt knoW Ia, should have 70 give him
another Blasting 70 make him come. A bet
tsr boy than be is now. never see, anl
lay il % that, for you kpow soloman says,
spare the rod aud spoa the child aud
don't believe in playing with boys, nuther 2
+" True" remarked farmer Goodwell,
. aud RICH, glad was to see my Jake come
home with bloody rose; you did jest right
with him. schoolmarn II they had got the
upper hands on you, then We should have
bad broken school, that's sartin.
- But don't understand you" said
Olive
'Ah you've forgot Il. have you, but
the boys amt, IN warrant you" said
Goodwell, looking at her with patroniring
smile.
" mt hAtif VIC no Us htu 5hke
" It's all out now" said Simon. 'and we
must do the best We can, own up"
4" Boys" asked Olive. turning to them
with perplexed look, "what does this
mean !" But the moment she saw their anx-
ious countenance, she was convinced they
we'll understood the mystery. and she for
bare to question them.
But the shrewdness Of Simon came to the
rescue, and be related the whole affair, in
his witty and comical way, only interrupted
by the irrepressable bursts Of laughter, and
each ono went home convinced there never
was another teacher equal to our school
marin.
As month after month rolled on, improve
ment was more visible among the members
Of her interesting school. and she had the
satisfaction Of feeling that here was the path
Of usefulness
An bad remarked thechange in Mr. Carl
ton aud his sister He seemed certainly to
have struck Of the last ten years from bis
thirty-fye; his good-natured and handsome
countenance wore . more dignifed express
sion. They now associated with their neigh
bors. In short, the thick curtains had been
drawn aside from the windows Of that cold
and darkened mansion, and heavens blessed
sanbeams had filed il with light and glad
ness And what was Olive Marston doing
here oil this long SUMMER Why, dancing
about the house, with smile in her eye and
song on her lip, appearing just as much
and no more domesticated than on the evening
Of her arrival; but evidently considered by
the Cartons as firmly established there as
they were themselves.
The last day Of school came, as il Away:
viii. All we're sad. and Olive was just ready
to weep; as she gave her parting advice,
tears coursed down their checks, and the no.
bic resolutions then formed we're remember.
ca even In the sterner years Of manhood. -
With Underwriting step they pursued the
course marked GU, by her. attributing theil
success and happiness to the gentle teach.
ings of Olive Marston.
One morning Olive appeared at the break.
fast table, in travelling dress, and to tn,
inquiries Of her friends. replied that she wa,
70 teach school in NJ the ensuing win
ter, aud was then going there The sound
Of the coach wheels was heard before they
had arisen from the table, and Olive
jumping up. bale her friends adieu, ant
was gene.
How the Cartons spent that day they
never told; but on the second evening aftel
the young lady had len & very
handsome travelling equipage might hav,
been seen driving Into the town ofM---
and when the veheiele drew up to the hous'
who're Olive vas stopping, and when lie oc
eepant, whom the mistress Of the mansio,
declared was the handsomest man she hal
laid eyes On for many day, was shown In
to her room,
why Mr.. Carlton. | did not expec
you 50 soon I"