The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14


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MARY Hubbard teaches scbccl IN u
Graham district The school In The W
lsgs ssa Gale districts have commences
With male teachers
"a scniiemaa iroa MonsAgue Mass va
10 town last veek contracting fer pcrls
timber lie pays four dollars per cor
delivered ., the depot At Goshen
Charley Bsbbiti vss Injured quite "
riopsiy aiev days ago by an end ola skis
a,iag up and throwing log against him
Geo. Stone also had the bone Of his 100
split open By log rolling on it. DIR. IA,
attends them.
SUNDERLAND.
The fall term in district No. 2 closet
Dec. 2ad. Pupils neither ,ardy nor sbsen
during tie term: Eli Q. Mastcsop. os
moad Msiteson. Floyd Ma,.eson, Charles
Curtis, Watson Carts. Gland Burt. Horacs
Lawrence. Willie Hall, Martha Lawrence
Annie Graves. Alice Graves Not absent
John Andrews. Lucreiia Cooper. Alb
sen, one day only, Maria Lawrence. No
tsrdy, Maria Lawrence, Sarah Griais, Ii
ma Grifiis. Arthur Grifiis. Ida Curtis. Alta
Curtis, Sarah Burt. Willie Burt. Grin Hall
Frank Bacon. George Bacon. Willie Par
ker.
ARLINGTON.
IS. r. Cannsld OF Richmondville. N. Y,
is in town for day or two.
"A special meeting Of Dudley Post q.
A. X. will be helst $50 Thursday even.
ing. Dec. l4tb. before the dance. for the
purpose Of mastering recruits. Several
are expected 10 be on hand that night
The Sterling Dramatic company have
been presen ting series OF dramas at the
Town Hall and at East Arlington to full
houses for several evenings past. They
are very good company and in some o.
the plays they present they exhibit some
very fine acting
The q. A. Il. dance spoken Of in the
JOURNAL Will take fplace Thursday even
ing. Dec. 14th. Good music will be fur
nished and great pains taken to make ev
erything pleasant Agood supper will Be
furnished at the Arlington House by the
new proprietor, Mr.. O'Connor, for oil who
wish. Come one, come all, and we will
give you good time for small amount
OF money.
The following persons will take part
In the play, "The False Friend" at the
Town Hall, Dec. 10th and Goth; Charles
Halliday, ian English gentleman) L, G.
Woodworth William Marlborough. 10 vii.
lain Fred II. Garfield; Pat 0'Brien, ian
irish servant s. W. Huntington; Sir Rob-
ert Lancaster ian English lord) Chas. A.
Bundy; Ben Harris, IA villain II. 3. Will
son; Jim Links, Ia detective) o. NJ. Bar
Der; Rose niece Of Sir Robert Miss Ida
Il. White. In the farce the following per-
sons will take part: Mr.. Themistocles
Judd. Ia learned author John Conroy;
Mr. Nathaniel Hokes, father Of Lofty @.
A. Bundy; Tom Jarvis, O. M. Barber, De-
tective, s. W, Huntington; Lofty. (wife
Of Jarvis Miss A. Il. Holden; Mrs. Clap
per, IA landlady) Mrs. g. A. Bundy. The
bills are all out and the club is making
every preparation TO present it in the best
possible manner, and as the proceeds are
for the benefit Of the town hall it is hoped
that they will have full houses both even
ings
Miss Julia Hale has returned from her
visit to Illinois somewhat improved in
health.
E Is. Hurl has constructed slide
ne .r his mill and built a road to the top Of
The mountain heretofore inaccessible. He
is getting down nice lot OF logs.
There will be an administrators sale
At auction Of some good horses, cows and
other property at the late residence OF W.
@. Hamilton, Dec. 9th at 10 O'Clock q. m.
Sure sale and good chance 10 buy.
Miss Minnie Sage Of Manchester
caches iE Dist. No. 3, and has large
'chool, including some scholars from No. |
}, who think she lisa good teacher. What
: the matter that there is no school in No. |
J. and what has become OF that building |
who we're to repair the school
rouse?
Miss Genella Convey, our school super
ntendent. has commenced another 20
weeks term atthe Castleton normal school.
She was at home few days since, and ex-
mined teachers for our schools. She
makes good superintendent, and is not
fraid to say mo" when candidate is not
uali6ed to teach. which is more than her
predecessor could do in all
ases.
John Morrisey. the renowned ex.pugil.