The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-12


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A sslla5lmaster Ia Caak5abIB aFs
fasre - nolhlbR lllo kindness ia maHaE
iug school, BE lass he ten loal hickory
sapllBR peuarsly % tho desk before h.m
and tells tie boys kindly how heF inset
8o aud b Gays thsi tbe effect 90 bis Killed.
words q something remarkable
A malicious Teue Hautsni0t sagsl.-
lntssf 4 paper oi wbite beans lar aa pseE-
sge q gum drops which another young
mau was going TO carry homo 20 bis An
acllua, aod tbc poor fellow was kept
busy uBtil three O'Clock iu iac m9rujHg
irving 70 explain matters.
a blind beggar 81 East Saginaw Mich,
had his eyesehl restored rather suddenly
by being piteaed Into q mad-pu3dle, and
IL bad none VI the properties of tic Pool
~ sloan. either. ne showed his ingat-
liudo BY chasing tbe mau who did DO.
The Waterbury Aiaerieaa sags pa.
raul 10 that ei,y thinks he wiil have hls
new born daughter ehristeued IGlyecrine.
He says Il will be easy 10 prefix Nitro
to it when she grows up, IL she takes az
ter her mother, who is always blowing
up everybody.
a Kentucky editor received the fol-
lowing note from subscriber, asking
that false motto ofhls death might be
corrected Sir motifs few errors in the
obituary Of myself which appeared IN
oursoflast wesday, was boru in green
up co, not caldwell, and my retirement
from business In 1869 was not OWN To sd
beth, bat to little truble bad IN con.
nec,ion with a horse aud the cos Of NY
deth was not small pox pcsc make cor
tcctlou tor which enclose fifty ceuts.
over Ia Tcbtown, Conn. recently a
gigl backed out Of her marriage engage
inent when the minister got to The house.
The bridegroom wasn't Of the broken
hearted kind lie turned to the Assem-.
bed ladies aud said II there's airy auoth-
CT gal here that'll occupy this vacant
place, I'm her'n. Up jumped the sister
of the lady who had declined to be q
bride, saying Count me ia, Proceed
old text singer, with the performance. ]
alu't afeared, and the ceremony wac per-
formed to The delight Of the groom and
company
Well, Father Brown, how did son
like my sermon yesterday asked a young
preacher You see, parson' was the Re.
ply, hayn't fair chance at them ser
mons OF yourn. Pm an old mau now,
snd hsye TO set putty we'll back by thc
stove; aud TIERS old Miss Smith, N wild.
dow Taft, n Mrs Rylan's daughters, and
Nabby Brit, n all the rest settingin front
ofme, with their mouths wide open, q
swallerin down oil the best Of the sermon.
a. what gifts down to me is putty poor
stuff parson, putty poor stuff.
"A little girl attending the South street
school has lately had her dinner stolen
No clue could be obtained Of the thief al
though Il was sought with tears Finally
mild plan was bic upon. a tempting
doughnut with filling Of cayenne pepper
was placed in her pail and tho result
watched. Before noon little boy wat
seen at the pump, working ii In q lively
manner. Il seemed ifbc bad two hun
bred pairs Of arms lie would have used
them. The fire was put ont, however
aud enough Of the structure 9yed 10
take across the knee for few min
utcs.
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