The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

thf par ~ iftqafui kpplsHss. We copT
tts leliowiag nstios ~ panby mAn'
rev. IL tbe REALISED Clese TIE
DRAMA consists og Eve patti End ten
sstaes. ard siibnnga somewhat Old And
sammoo. va have never seen Z seied
Qua is setter And more pleasisg uAn.
Ser Tbs large suaisnee gave their On
divided atsHiiou ifpm he eommsnee-
neH Is ne eloss The teenes were ail
Hysls sn1 lnttfessing, aud psfis'ned IN
nanuer highly sftditabls 70 The clah.
a. G Barr, 10 she character of sample
suiehel. f.lfly ou,did hiassit, exhibiting
IN gss charncieflaies q The faukes, a.
uays iB fitaa. 10 ehliYen esoh scene, pro-
YoAed laughter Il every appearance
from ~ iuisrview wish Mr. Ronald ~
,bo s.ekia and Sbeaf, 10 the last scene
ia bis "ueu sullH making love 10 Ne
Aitst,el q. II Sessions, ~ simon
slsde. ths miller, sud sflerwSrd landlord
ofthe "sickbs sod Sbeaf" sustained bis
part Is 80 admirable hlAnuer, from the
IL miller "a the happy landlord; bis pro-
gre.s Ia iayefn keeping; trials with
afunkeu cusiomsrs. aud bis appearance
sfer lea years ia selling liquor, aud
woa3sffu liAusformAliou and sad termi-
nation 81 bis life, we're all appropriately
performed. G, Il Young, a Joe Nor
gan. Tie inebriAte, also sustained his part
well, not ouiy - al insbria,e, aud con.
sequeDt misery a, home, aud 10 bis fright
fnl deliflnm,, but as reformed, happy
aud prosperous lnsn. The part perform.
eli by Nrs. A. c. Burr, ~ Mrs. Morgan,
wAs from Tie commencement to the close
through all the trials Of 3 drunkaFd's
wife; patiently watching by the side OF
her suffering child; har courage, faith.
fitness aud efforts 20 reform her hu.bsnd
and hoAl hsppipess were scied 10
pleasing manner. Mi-s Susie Burr, as
Mary Morgan, the inebrait's daughter,
performed her part ~ manner to elicit
much interest. As We have not time to
mention each part. >, NJ q Il to say that
an performed ihsif parts with an ability
worthy Of a 1rstciN.s troupe. We will
not forget to mention the song by Susie
Burr, AZ the close Of the drama, entitled
"The slyle. she is but eight wears OF
age, and sang IN manner which called
FOR much applause. A good orchestra
was Ia attendance, consisting OF that
champion vioiini,t, Geo. w. Brock II.
A. Mallison, cornet; Mrs. Wymsn, or.
gan.t, aud 4. jameson, bass. Il was
wltbal good entertainment and highly
satisfactory TO the audience. The club
would DO wei 10 repeat this great moral
drama IN other places.
BARSuMyILLE.
Miss Emma Sykes, OF Dorset, closed
her tsird term OF school in this place last
Friday In the evening, scholars aud
teacher met at Depot hall and enjoyed a
very pleasant time. REGULATIONS, tab
leiux' the paper etc, were keenly rel
ished by the little folks, and the usual
go-to-bcd.time was entirely forgotten by
them Every thing gave evidence of the
general satisfaction given by Miss Sykes
as teacher.
DoRsLT
III any one has a curiosity 10 see some
splendig zig saddles, hand made through
out, and made in the best OF style, and
harness put up TO match, please call at
VIM. Williams & Sons and take look,
aud also buy collar for your dog, as
they have a good assortment which they
are selling low. Morton +. Gleason, one
door sonth of J. Armstrong; store, will
mark dog collars in good style.
EAST DORSET.
--(Our friend T.. NJ. T. will persist 10
wasting his genius on the Rutland papers
instead OF sending his items to the jour
NAL, so we arc compelled to steal the fol-
lowing from the 0lobe)
"A fine copious shower of angels
without wings.
Jan. IA, a daughter TO Mr.. aud Mrs.
stephen Colyln.
Jan. 10, son to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
EggIestou.
Jan. %, daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
David Stone.
Jan. 80, SON TO Mr.. aud Mrs. Del.
mer Vail,
Same date, = daughter 10 Mr. aud
Mrs. DIR. George NJ. Wall.
FEB. /, son 10 NJ, aud Mrs. With.
erell.
Our citizen, Robinson Apdrus, E.q J,
OF the firm Of shedd d Andrus. is IN
lack, THE company have recently sold
70 Walter a Wood about two million
feet OF lumber. 10 these dull times when
'the volt, lank aud lean, i. at every
mans door, such sale hs. tendency
to reconcile man TO his lot !"
-Feb. D. ssou to MIR. aud Mrs. sey.
monr. All heavy aud healthy Andso
Il ponrs without name aud "a ne die.
East Dorset don't travel through tie
world in sutky, singing solos and "gen.
teef'' Shaker melodies. She prefers a
more sociA convey ance aud homebted
rookaby with its boboluk sccompahi.
nsnt and the diapAson Of the swee. pral.
lie ofinfshey
"A "soclsl dance vas bad il Coch.
ram. sail on the evening Of the first inst
The "llhby iuere7 OF Avsiis, shout twen.
y dollars, Of ehssing The glowing hours,
here aud there, are 10 have permanent