The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05
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Horse disease abating, horned horses
much in fashion.
Jews aud Gentiles met and gave
thanks, in the Baptist Church on Thurs
day the 18th. Sermon by the Seventh
Day Baptist Pastor. Singing by the
choirs of both churches combined.
The Professor Of Profane Literature
says "every thing is grdded nowadays
| think be is more than half right, and
there is a reason that it is SO. Our
Graded School works admirably. Al
though we have the best Of everything
here, we imported our teachers, and they
are o. II. The principal introduced dis
ciplinn, which made some trouble with
Young America of both sexes. Scholars
have formerly had ii about their own
way so that it is rather hard to have to
keep order, but they get some relief by
muttering to themselves "it is all the
same in Dutch" One look at the pleas
ant face of the assistant will assure any
one, that she (although not a Berlin
GIRL would have no trouble. 1t is
known to all that there was warm work
during our grating and organizing, and
also that our first Board of Education. al
though "high toned, ;" had no safety-yalve,
so that when the disaflected ones assisted
by our School Commissioner (who had Il
finger IN the pie) appealed from The action
OF the Dist. and raised the heat too high,
the Sup, Of Public Instruction "busted"
said Board. Most ofthe Magnates of the
board having too much knowledge and
heavy argument in the attic, when they
came down struck on their heads. Your
correspondent being light headed, upper
story unfuruished,) struck on "the broad
Of me back from the jar of which he
soon recovered. Not so the "vcteran
shirt Maker" and some others who re.
manned as Mr.. Wings little four year
old boy said Of Horace Greeley. when
asked why be would not vote for him, re-
piled "because he (H. CD is sore head.
cd" The old school commissioners be-
ing renominatcd gave them am opportuni-
~ TO show little Of the spirit Of "any
thing 10 beat Grant They did pretty
big thing, running said nominee two
hundred behind hi- ticket in a vote of
something over five hundred. We find
on examination that We, lie people, are
grated, that r., there is an aristocracy
here We were not aware oft till some
euyious ones spoke Of e, and insisted on
its being SO. There il the Old and New
who all train ia company The mass
"stucE mp" Of course is the new, who
have entirely forgotten that they were
once tad-poIcs and swan with other com
mon hsh And again all unmarried
women arc graded. First grade, widows,
who are plenty, fine looking, expericne-
81, aud very inviting "a Dolly yardens,
numerous and perfectly splendid ard,
The good, substantial, and more uumer-
ou. girls that can't claim 10 be either wild.
oWs o. ID. vs.. There are classes of
course ia each Of lbc above grades, bat Il
j. plain as the nose on sam COyey's face
that the widows nro The iir.t grade. and
quite tie fashion II further evidence
wa. necessary we would quote the case
IL oar fileud O. who has iJr many years
escaped epianglamen,, bnt i caught Il
last by enc q them, - lays Mr.. Gna-
dg
We aTe increasing numerically atA
mie, which, Il kept up, would equal
what the Dutebmau sail 10 bis wife whon
she presented BIN with ,ripleis aMiue
lrgu II yoa don't ,,ap IBIS nonsense We
.aaa have more IS yll,age fun Mr.
spsa1rd Depot, Agent and Mr. Cassiig
hsd each an heir born yesterday.
OCCASIONAL.