The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-06

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crop Of grass sIlb1aga there are many
places who're q win u .ght The crop
w1 bs ata this Eear
I-.fx JrNguoy.
Iba ticket agent d tb., place was
a.aaahel se ather an by man who
handed h.m S Ticket which the conductor
haa liIel tg takg up AZ punch, saying De
had biz ride on is aHd didn't want i auy
longer The aeen requested him % stand
back So lhst he could get good look a.
hlm.
A boy passing along Main street
With dog ina spin. Of pure cussriuess
slt thc dog ga another boY who was pass
Ing peataHly sl5Hs aui who was seyely
bitten sn tlc leg Ilo went home and
procured pistol and shot lhe dog. bat
said De had d good miud to lei the dog
80 aud shoot The boy
rEgu.
"A few da5 ago about twenty men
aud bbys committed serious irepass on
the premises Of our worthy PASTOR lIey.
Ar. Clark. In bic absence they "ielon-
iously and with malice afofelhouglt"
went into bis yard with r. c. Raud's saw
ing machine and eutup his large wood
pie Icady for the stove. No arrests.
CHESTER.
The scholars Of school district No.
20, to the number Of So accompanied by
their teachers, Misses Hubbard and
Stewart, held q pic-uio on The grounds Of
Mrs. Barrett, on Prospect llill, a few
days since Mrs. Barrett Is the widow Of
the late Hon, I. T. Barrett, aud though
rising s. year, ofage and for the last two
years going through an ordeal Of physi- +.
cal suffering which few have experienced.
still retains her mental faculties unim-
paired. One or two Sabbaths since she
read eighteen chapters from fine type
Testament, without the use Of speciacles
Shining example of christian resignation /.
under one Of the most lingering and Sc
we're tests by which Providence occcasion F..
ally tries His most faithful followers. Pros [.
pect Hill is not only a stand point from
which one Of the most enchanting land I.
scape views may be had, but situated |
thereon i, mansion, the occupants Of
which are noted for their generous hos
pitalily. The Little Doe never tires |
Of bcstowing his courteous attention upon
all who visit Prospect I'LL.
Miss Lotlie Taylor has been instruct |
ing juvenile class in music. Wedncs
day aud Friday evenings Of last week I
her skin, patience and faithfulness were
most satisfactorily demonstrated in the /
Baptist Church, where some sixty little
cherubs in white dresses, decorated with /
posies, warbled forth their sweet notes
| must note one instance Of rare prccoci-
~ Miss Mary Cole, daughter of our
landlord, is a young lady about four
years Of age, and quite small Of her age,
she appeared in pleasing solos and tab
leaux, besides assisting the chorus. Her
self possession, thorough committal and /
correct execution brought her generous
applause from the audience. Such scenes
are extremely pleasing and calculated TO
send vibrating thrill through some old /
ybucks Of humanity who have long since
thought their social juices eyaporated.