The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-24

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lht Crit e APRIL
Dr Gas sprihg a FsicAhurF. Mass /.
vas Ia ioup lAai vset On aying VISIT 70
~ faii,sr Mr. Edward Spring who has
toos qasse sa With pnenmoniA
Prof. CushmAn talked 60 The horse IN
Adam, bah last ereuias Mar pays more
Altaaiion 10 ihs horse than 10 the male
hu, tie muls pays more aiicuiiou 10 man.
-sie-sl has concluded 10 remain .
uhile laaFer and vill soon 80 10 New
Tofl sof larger stock q ses Goods
Nc in,ehas 70 keep larger and better
stock of closhing Aad furnishing goods
lhsn cseg before.
Mr.. Taitle. wife Of The late Dr, Geo.
Tullo, died on las, Wednesday al The ago
Of seventy -foar She had bosn resident
Of ibis village ior many years. for several
years past III health has Obliged her 10 ne
maia quietly at home, but her geaile
linAnoss and great pAtiencs had endeared
Der more than ever 10 all with whom she
came 10 contact On Friday her remains
we're buried near those Of her husband in
this village
Report Of schools; primary depart
meui Cornell A. Derby. teacher; scholars
no, iardy daring the year; Emma aud
Florence Ia Poiuie. Bertha Eddy, Mary
Conner, Lula Walker, Corrine and Ernest
Maynard. Herbert Boyle; John Wait.
james Cohey; tsrdy once DUNG the year,
Junia Lugene, Minnie Gosselin; Others not
tardy during the winter term, Albert
Charles Young. Minnie and
Earl Bowman. Frank Wells, Nettie Mechin;
Alberta Maitison was not absent during
The year Higher department; James II.
Bonesteel fischer; Scholars not absent
Mary Bentley. Flora Boyle, Mary Adams;
absent. one half day A. Phelps Wyman;
scholars not missing in spelling, Flora
Mary Boyle, Bentley, Minnie Boyle, Della
smith. Ida Howe.
poRsKr
--Chas. Baldwin will sell 80 good cows
It auction April 9Th.
Miss Hattie Gray and Mrs. Martha
,ombe Of Hudson, \. T., are visiting
riends In town.
After April sth VIM. Manley will have
ONE vacant rooms which he would rent to
small family.
Mrs. Amos Kilburn with son and
laughter arrived last week from Itch.
ED, Coma, 10 attend the golden wedding
( her parents,
The Dramatic entertainment of the
th and 10th deserves brief notice. Tn.
ortunately Your usual correspondent was
nable to hear the play. The first night
here was a full house, and those present
9th evenings say the second night was
10 best. Much praise is due those who
orked faithfully to prepare for their sew.
raj parts One thing seems to have been
which would have been au i'm
royement With all the talent in that di-
,cton which Dorset possesses, there
light have been music between the acts.
70 hope this point will not be overlooked
the future
--Thore was pleasant gathering at the
onse Of Mrs. Betsey Gray the 10th, it be- ,
g her Goth birthday. She is the widow
Dea. Paddock Gray, a soldier OF the |
ar Of 1872, who died % years ago. Pre-
Gus to the day preparations were made
r the event and the daughters who live
it'll her and care for her were informed
the intended visit but Mrs. Gray was
,pt in total ignorance Of what was going
/. The cid lady is cheerful, able to walk
,out the HOUSE, but does not go out much
lring the winter. II was agreed that the
,mpany meet at her house between seven
ID eight in the evening All through the
~, however. neighbors would drop in
ith gift or an article of value, also a G
mpany Of children aged from six to sew d
l. One Of the oldest, Sam Dunton, vol.
lteered to say: I'VE come, Aunt Betsy, G
that this is your birthday, and :
D hope that You viii live to be hun .
ed" and so the day passed happily to
Q old lady, until at twenty minutes before
ght the pastor and wife called, followed ,
a company that filed her two rooms.
10 purses were presented to her, one by
ai. Dunton who IN behalf OF the Grand
my boys presented her with 90 silver
II dollars in an appropriate speech. He
IS followed by Hon. q. NJ. Sykes with q \
icf and excellent speech who handed her I
second purse, amounting in all TO nearly 4
0. She also received many other arti-
IS OF value, and nice gift from Freeman t
kes Of Manchester. On receiving the
oney Mrs Gray responded: Il am an
l woman, and my frame is feeble aud
I'll, but my heart is inst as young as ever 4
IAN only thank you ALL" The company
i st an early hour and since that event
G widow has seemed ten years younger