The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-07

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TO-DAY i Aab Wednesday, tie ffa
DAY oi tie - Hrtit fast 81 Leaf
Milo wah bts s5la bis farm 10
W. Bssk.ft Abd has bosEbi the Cd
Nhessen farm o. Mr. Hpity
Byroa King ADd Ffank Wait leave
iown this week 10 take charge Of cheese
iseiafy near 81 L9ais. No.
Your Manchester Depot corrtsgouI-
eut mAEss great ado ab0ui = couple of
Swallows wbo have made their home 10
thst barxh tbs wiatst Pretty birds
,hose They csnttven ~.
Mr. Leroy Bouru has bought The
McNaugh,oa farm lately occupied by Mr.,
Gilmore aaa will remove there soon. Mr.
OBiey vii carry On ths farm made
vacant By bis removal
Mr. WILDER l.. Archibald il about to
open a select school 10 the District school
hoase, to oontInne for twelve weeks. lie
I u good teacher aud deserves TO he we II
pAtronized. Mrs J. T. Beach will give
music Lessons Ia connection with the
school.
. A family Of Eve camc into this village
Oh loot on saturday eyesiug. Lodging
VISA procured ior them by onr overseer Of
The poor, aud they remained over sun.
/ day. II locks pretty tough to zee women
SID ebiidted thiaiy clad tramping from
place to place this season OF the year
/ We are pleased 10 learn that our
worthy citizen, Mr. q {, Ripley, who
has been among us the last year, has OBJ.
lained the situation OF superintendent Of
the horse railroad in the city OF Spring.
field, lil. MIR. II, has taken charge Of the
position, aud 81 be isa regular go-ahesd
map. We think be WILDE The right man In
The right place.
There viii be popcorn festival at
Adams hall, Monday evening, March II.
proceeds Tor the benefit OF the Baptist
church An admission fee OF ten cents
viii be charged, which win cutitle one TO
all the popcOru be can cat. Music,
games, aud good social time for the
young may be expected, although the old
as well as young are cordially invited.
Committee Of arrangements: Mrs. Hen
~ Hicks, Mrs. Myron Lawrence, Miss
Cora Pond aud Miss H,tlie Taylor.
"A very large company attended the
benefit at s u Thayer's hotel, Friday
evening, composed OF some Of the best
citizens OF this place, Name hester village,
Dorset aud other places. Nearly two
hundred tickets were sold for the supper,
which was one Of the best, ii not the
best, ever served TO a company Ia this
place. There was great abundance of
every thing nice that eau be obtained at
ibis season, and Il was served IN man
ner which Indicated that there is some
one there who knows how such things
ought 10 be done. Althou III the rooms
were somewhat crowded and some had 10
wailluntil the third aud fourth tables, we
have never seena more quie and orderly
company. People can have good time
without artificial stimulus. During the
evening E. b. smith Esq, called the as.
sembly 10 order aud j Is. Hollister ofTsr-
ed resolution commanding the course
of Mr. Thayer in closing bis bar aud off.
eriug the hearty support and good will Of
the community, which resolution was
unanimously adopted.
The following lstbe report OF the two
schools for the past term oftwelye weeks.
In Mr. Arehibalds school those who had
no absences during the term were James
Bentley, Chas. Bonesteel Emma Beach,
Grace Jones, aud Harry Jones. Absent
one-hali day, Mary Adams. Absent enc
day, Marx Howard and Eta Davis.
Absent one and oue-half days, Frank Es.
tabrook. The following were not tardy
during the term, James Bentley, Eta
Davis, Celia Lugene, aud Mark Howard.
One tardlness, Mary Wilson, Minnie
Boyle, aud Chas. Smith. Those correct
IN department were Della Smith, Mary
Wilson, Eta Davis, Minnie Boyle, Gertie
McWayue, aud james Bentley. The i've
standing highest Ia their studies were
Eta Davis, james Bentley, kirko How
ard, Chas. Bonesteel, aud Della Smith, In
the order named. la the primary depart
meut the report Is as follows, not absent,
Christopher Roberts, Alfred Bowman,
Minnie Bowman, Willie Coping, John
Walt, Julia futile, Anna Ames, Absent
one day, Charles Young, JUNE Lugene,
Neltie Meachsm, aud Susie Adams. Not
tardy, Martha Sauthofi, Mary Wilson,
Mary Smith, Julia Tuttle, Mary Basseti,
Hattie Hopkins, Mary Estabrook, Frances
Scouton, jamie Lugeue. Msy Jones,
Phelps Wymsn, Willie Roberts, Alfred
Bowman, Herbert Boge, John Scouton,
John VISIT, Highest rank 10 No. spell
ing Class. Freddie Lapoinle, aud Willie
Sessions; In No. ?, Phelps Wymsn aud
Alfred Bow man Ia No. 3, Nellie MORGAN.
Julia Tuulc has not been absent or tsrdy
during the year. Average attendance Tor
The term 81 5 90.
MANCHESTER DEPor.
-Willlsm Bartlett lost valuable
team horse, last lhurslay.
We would ike 10 ask IL President
Bach ham is editor OF fssbion magazine.
Robert Anderson bas moved 10 this
place into the house formerly occupied
by Emerson EtAbrook..
DORsET.
--"Soeisblen this week Thursday af.