The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-21

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craam 6e.. ani ylll he Fl&3 10 meet biz
"a customers ssd also naDy aeg oDes
NJ Il Franoe. torussr pastor ~ ihs
NJ = church. Agsia rzAlos his appearances
10 oar community looking bale a.a hearty
aad 10 tbs Ahsesoe II Bcv 7 j Clark Is
expected 10 oocBpy the dcsk 81 ihs Hall
neat sabbath morning al the usuAl heur,
Notwithstanding the cold and back.
yard season the pretty And delicate liiile
wsid aoucra known as The sbnmones have
made their appearance Ia the woods.
Ihey aFo tho frat Sewers Of spring neli
corsss The sweet soeniod trailing arbuius
+ which Whittier calls sacred flowers u
faith aBd hope, that bloom Oh ImAny a
birchcn slope IN nsny pine-dafl glsn'''
aaAcHmTru pEI-JT
Miss Belle Tubhs is slowly recovering
irom typhoid fever
School mArms are scarce, several
districts Ia town noi ye, Supplied.
News was received las. week by rela.
iires Of the death Of Mrs Webster Eddy
ia Toms River \. J. Mrs. Eddy was a
sister Of the Hon Willard Holden Of Ar
lington She leaves husband and three
children, che Was universally beloved by
all Who knew her aad her loss will be
deeply felt
DotssET
Experience Barrovs recently lost
valuable horse
Mr.. b billiard boasts Of a new call,
weight one hundred and seven pounds
4 grea, quantity Of sugar is being
made and still there is more 10 follow
John Dunniug and Mabel Dunning,
of Hebron n y, are making brief visit
here
Our cheese factory has been in opera
tion. for over two weeks, commencing the
4lh Of April.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Beals, aud child Of
South Royalton, Mass, have been visiting
at q. W. Bakers for few days
James Robinson lately bad the misfor-
tune to lose COW. Soon after few citi-
zens presented him with another
Augustus Gray Of Fair Haven has
ately engaged 10 business at East Dorset
md spends his Sabbaths here with his
parents
Tie spring examination for teachers
II the public schools Of Dorset will be held
It Dorset village on Saturday the 30th Of
April, from 9 A. NJ, TO 2P. NJ
our pastor preached a good discourse
asst Sunday from Romans 18th, 9th. The
loral decorations, on that occasion were in /.
rood taste and reminded ms that summer
$ just at hand,
We learn that several of our neighbors
ave recently been awarded pensions, ,
Henry Lake $500, Willis Ladd nearly 81
40 and Asa Lathrop, over 81. 100. There :
re nom twenty five pensioners in this inn j
Mediate vicinity. f,
Dorset has been unusually healthy for d
year past and a striking proof of 1t is a
hat there was no track made into our s
emetery during the winter, except once, 1
u the early winter when former resident d
las brought to it from an adjoining town. |,
WEST RUPERT 7
Newton Clark has moved into the
ouse owned aud formerly occupied by
Nm. Perkins
The listers having run their course
nd been glorifed have retired to private
ie once more.
The village school opened Monday
nder the able management OF Miss Rob
rts who has been with Us several terms.
For several months the worshipers at
&c brick church have been annoyed by a
trong odor which seemed to emanate from
ome place in or around the building.
here was no mistaking this odor and all
new that il WAS the product of little Ii
nimal which We all admire at distance
IL, the Nsphdis 1mgicDia and the good I
eople finally concluded that there was a
est OF these animals under the church, !,
nd vigorous search was accordingly in
itutsd for the purpose of finding and ex- ;.
elling the unwelcome intruders. A dele
alton assembled at the church and one Of
leir number was sent nuder the same on :"
voyage of discovery Instead OF finding
nest of the animals az expected the eX- j.
lorer found two or three dead ones nice
hid away which had evidently been p
laced there by some evil-minded person
" the purpose of rendering the house un. +
for devotional purposes The offend.
g objects were removed and by using
rye quantities OF disiufeetants the place =
as thoroughly deodoized aud the nui-
nee abated Now the question is whom
ave we among us that to crafty their feel y
gs OF malice and revenge would be Y
iilty of such a dastardly act as this, out
ging as il il does all sense Of decency 50
ID being an insult to the whole village. q
pAwLRT.
Sugar makers are gathering the buck.
\ after having a successful season.
Miss HELEN bradshaw has beon en-.
aged TO teach the spring term in District !,
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