The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

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thasss 70 tie nslgbbou and Threads Cor
thslY klpAness and assistance durinE ths
s5skpess Aua burial n tbs departed oss.
Tie arsi hAif q ne summer tern Of
TIE school N this district eiossd for 5 va
sAisoa Il SIX weeks % Tnesday last after
. very successful seasjoa, Mr.. BonssIesl
ADD Mim DsfbT have both proved them.
selves e1csllsni tekchers aud 20 are glad
they arc 10 oanilnas night slong during
Tie rtmAisacr Of the year. Below We
give he report Of The primary depart.
msa, Cor The pssg tern Scholars not
abtsn,, NAY Howard, Juaia Lugene,
Harry Adams. Willie Coping Absenl
onc.hnH day. Winnie Bowman, Earnest
Lugene; absent oss day, Dora Dench'
Mary Esssbfook, Emma Eddy, Lnla
walker; scholars not lsrdy, Anna Ames,
Lille Bowie, Anna CAhaill, Kate CAhAill,
Dora Depoh, Nellie Dupuis, Josnns
Dtl,ooa, MARY EstAbtoOk, Minnie Gosse-
lin. Fsnule Harris, Hattie Hopkins, May
Howard. Emma Ia Poinie, Florence
Is Potato, Junie Lugsns, Mary MAIoy,
Uorinne Maynard. Frances soouton, Lula
Walker, Herbert Boyle, Winnie Bowman,
Ernest Bowie Albert Hamilton, Ernest
Lurene, Rams Maynard, JOAN soouton,
Charles Young.
MANCHESTER pKPOT.
Mr. Cahll has moved Into j. c.
BIackmer's tenant house.
- C. BIackmer Is testing the patent
bsrbed galvanized wire fence.
-Mr. Alvin Connor and her sister,
Mrs Metz, are visiting their old home In
Hartford.
Leon Grant, nephew OF Mr.. VIM.
Kelly, has entered the Watervleile Arse
nsl at West Troy, N. Y.
Miss Nellie Roberts, from North
Adams, Mass, is visiting friends and
relatives In East Manchester.
~ o. Wade recently caught 44S trout
within eve hours. The next day be
caught 2l5, So IL pounds In all.
Yes, 1--WE are growing DID," but II
we hadp't been whipped 80 much In our
younger days for being too modest, we
would say that unlike some 1--WE are
growing older aud wiser"
There IL sight somewhat out Of the
natural order Of lhings IN an apple tree 10
William Taylor's orchard, About five
feet from the ground Is kno, hole three
quarters Of 81 inch IN diameter extending
into the trunk perhaps three inches. 10
this two stalks OF buckwbeat are growing
aud are IN blossom. How did they get
there?
An accident occurred here Monday
evening which resulted greatly IN fa-or
OF the parties. Mrs. james Amedon with
her sister, Miss Lizzie Wilson, aud Miss
Amedon were out riding, having Mr..
WILDER Taylor's horse, "a rather high
spirited animaD. They were going west
on North Main street, aud at the corner
near the "Star House, instead OF making
a sharp turn to the left they passed across
the highway, and as the horse turned to
avoid the stone wall the occupants OF tde
buggy were thrown out, the wagon turn
ed bottom side up anc the horse ditto.
Mr.. Alfred Conner, luckily, was near by
aud with the assistance OF Lee Bourn the
horse was caught before any damage was
done. AS the ladies were thrown on the
wall IL is wonder that they were un-
Injured.
DORSET
Photographs OF Isaac Farwell taken
the day he was one hundred years old are
for sale at G. M, Sykes.
Among the late arrivals 10 town
notice Arthur II. Sheldon and daughter
Of Chelmsford, Mass, Mrs. Campbell, son
and daughter OF New York, Mrs. Boudi-
not of Troy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Kingsley of Mansfield, Ia.
There were nine arrivals at G. w.
Bsker's, the l4th, among them two clergy
men whose presence and assistance at our
social meetings Is enjoyed and appre.
cIated. Mr.. O'Neil and daughter of
Boston are also stopping at the hotel.
Among the pleasing incidents Of the
celebration the l4th was The presence Of
Mr.. w. Shirlsw, a distinguished artist
from New York, who is stopping at
Sheldou's, who by the rapid and skillful
use Of nis pencil sketched portraits OF the
gentleman OF 100 years, giving them away
In the crowd. A thousand thanks TO the
artist tor one handed by him to the writer
OF this.
PAwLET.
Quite a number of our farmers have
finished their haying.
Another shipment ofcbeese this week
from some Of the factories.
"A son was born on Thursday last to
Nr. and Mrs George Sheldon.
-E, /, Vail and wife are absent In
Glens Falls this week visiting relatives.
"A combination panorama was exhib-
tied 20 3 small audience In the Methods,
church last Monday evening,
Len Williams aud Ira Brown from
N. y, have been 10 this vicinity buying
some very fine horses for various pur-
poses.
Last Sabbath was quarterly meeting
a, the Methodist church, the presiding
elder officiating, st which time three per-
cons were bapsised and received In foil
connection eith the church.