The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-06-15
MEME.

Miss Dempsey closed very success
full term of school in District No. 3, yes
terday.
The simple granger still yearns and
hopes for good crops. Alas, poor man,
we greatly fear your hopes will be smash.
ed into smitherenes.
Miss Jarndyce is here from Boston WIS.,
iting her only uncle. She looks just
splendid. She gathered lot of green's
yesterday which she ate with an eastern
and volumnious relish.
The magnetic light of Jack Smith IS
countenance fell obliquely on this neigh
borhood last Saturday.
The moskitties are not yet very rabid
in their missions, but the feas are hop
ping about quite lively and putting in
their best ticks.
Tom Murphy's mare had a young colt
on Friday. Both mother and colt are
doing as well as could be expected.
Lots of good substantial work is being
done on the roads OF this township. Ere
long, Meme will be famed for its beau
tiful and permanent highways.
Bill Fowler's daughter bought nice
new hat the other day at Manitowoc
milliner's. She intends to wear it as
soon as she gets feather.
School District No. 3 again voted in
favor of procuring the services of fe-
male teacher. The female men carried
their point by majority of one.
On Tuesday of last week at o'clock
P. NJ, Anthony Clark ran the tooth of a
first-class diamond saw into his knee
With heroic fortitude he now nurses the
wounded member and soothes it to rest by
pathetically singing heart rending ditty
styled Nothing else to do"
The assessor has nearly completed his
rounds and property of all ages, sexes
and previous condition of servitude has
been listed right up to the handle.
The picnic given by Henry Abel on
Sunday, was grand affair. A large
number were present and all enjoyed
themselves immensely.
Ed. Egan recently resigned the posi-
ton of treasurer of School District No. 3,
a position which he has honorably and
satisfactorily held ever since his arrival
in the township. Martin Ryan Jr., is
his successor.
AS usual, the temperance society will
give grand entertainment at their hall
on the coming Fourth. 1t is useless to
say that splendid time is guaranteed.
Mike Meyer and Bill Billson, two of
our prominent young men left for Esca-
naba, yesterday. to chop cord wood. -
They will be gone two weeks and will
use double bitted axes with crooked
handles.
Mrs. Patrick Carbery died on Friday
last and was buried at st. Wendels GEM
etery on Sunday afternoon. She was the
only daughter of Mr. Bradley of Coopers-
town, and about thirty years of age
She was very highly spoken of by all
her acquaintance. She leaves hus-
band and five little children to mourn
her loss.
No priest has as yet been assigned to
take the place of Rev. Father Roche,
who recently removed to Janesville.-
Father Roche was pastor of st. Isidors
for nearly two years. He is young man
of brilliant intellect, high morality and
possesses in an eminent degree the spirit
of true christian charity and zeal. Ev-
cry one with whom he became acquainted
while here, was his warm steadfast friend
and every member of his congregation
shed bitter tears of regret at his depar-
ture. He bears with him to his new
mission the united prayers of every one
here for unbounded happiness and sue
cess in his christian life and labors.