The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-10

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I The hfe Wa dinoorered 81 about II O'Clock
sud Vas thea 20 far sdtahood that but q
small share az The caniouis Of the house
ua saved. Mr. LBiber aad hoy were
the only occupants q the hoasS al the
tine tho nre Wa discovered They we're
sleeping 10 III. upper part Of the house
and barely escaped bclng burned vita II.
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ed
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- q Burton was taken suddenly and
severely sick Saturday night but Is much
better a, this writing, Monday p NJ.
The Sabbath school Of the Congrnga-
iional ehsrch Of Rupert, and the two Sab
bath schools at Yves, Rupert, each recciv.
ed valuable library d 200 books from
The shelves Of the American $. y. Union,
Philadelphia. These libraries were the
gil, Of some generous donor, whose name
Was NOT furnished with the books Every
heart was made glad on the Sabbath when
the books were frs, brought in and distri-
buted,
PERu.
The cry is-a little more water aud
little less snow.
Mr. T. X Stiles is still very sick.
Mrs. james Lincoln is also quite i'll
The prospect is that the north part Of
the town is soon 10 have blacksmith.
The snow is getting soft enough so
the boys - SNOW ball" for the first
time since the middle OF November.
y p & G. II. Long are doing an ex'
tensiye mercantile business and they in
tend to enlarge their store in the spring.
The village school, District No. 2,
taught by Miss Carrie Adams, closed its
winter term last Friday, with spelling
school in the evening Miss Adams has
taught an excellent school and is very
teacher, although some in the
district tried to make a disturbance but
did not avail anything.
The man who walked into the mill
last Thursday afternoon and took that oil.
.r from the stove hearth, without leave or
license, had better return the same before
bis name is before the public. II is high
lime such petty thieving is stopped. That
man little thought that there was an eye
which was upon him.
The closing examination in the vii
age school taught by Miss Carrie Adams
passed of very ereditsbly to all concerned.
Unmistakeable proof was shown that both 7
eacher and pupils have done an earnest,
successful work. Many who witnessed
he proceedings had not visited the school
before and we're greatly surprised at what
lad beenlgoisg on upon the top OF the hill
his bleak, cold winter,
LASDdloyR.
Elmer Reynolds is at home.
H H. Harlow has gone West.
The next thing under contemplation
s an old folks concert.
Orlando Davis v i'll take charge OF his
athers farm this season.
Our JOURNALS OF last week did not
each us until Sunday. Whose fault was
I?
Water il scarce when men have to
melt snow for their stock, as some do in
his place.
Chas. Fans is teaching his second
ERIN Of school in Dist No. 2. He is first
lass teacher
Will someone please return rubber
blanket TO its rghtful owner, whose name
nd residence is on the same.
-Landgrove is lively place. Although
he snow is deep there is hardly enough
yenings to supply all the entertainments.
The oyster supper for the benefit Of
sey. Z, II. Bartlett past off pleasantly with
God success, the proceeds amounting to
3l7l.
Ralph Richardson has been in town a
ew days, He is the longest boy we have
cen for many day, measuring six feet
nd four inches.
M. Thomson has moved to the Eph-
aim Moore farm. where he has already
aade considerable improvement and in-
ends TO make more.
1t is a bad winter for trapping, but
70 hear that there has been fisher seen
atcly in town; we have not heard of his
ding any damage He may be one OF the
omesiic kind.
"A singing school is being held in the
'armers and Mechanics hall, taught by
fr. Julian johnson OF Londonderry. Mr.