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

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sed Mx sponord wesi 10 ehlcsgo, III.
The .oiio~ing 10 The report for the
fail term ia Dsst No T.. Mrs y. d. shy
der. teacher; Not ahseni. Minnie kinnie.
Msua simmons. Jennie and Frsnk jerks.
ciiiioa and Harold kesi. Earnos. West.
Charlie Lsshrop. Carl Holley. George
Chapman Abseni oae-half DAY, Nathan
snd Irwin Wade. Ahssnt one day, Annie
senneit. Willie Thompson. No, tardy,
Maud simmons. Jennie and Frank Jsnks.
George Chapman. Willie Kinnie, Charlie
Laihrop. Clifton and Harold keat. Earn
est West. Willie Thompson. Carl Holley.
George Dorr, Julia Gilbert. Tardy once.
Huntingdon Gilbert. Annie Scnnett Ned
Holisy. Lena Todd. Lola IAdd Missed
no words in spelling. Minnie Kinnie. Cliff
ton Kent. Carl Holiey. Ernest West, Har.
old Kent, Katie kinnie. Missed one
vorc, Jennie jerks. Maud Simmons, Lou
ise BlAtely.
The following notice Of the death OF
native Of Dorset, . brother Of Isaac Bar.
rows. VIC copy from an Indiana paper;
William Brewster Barrows died on the
18th Of November at his residence three
miles vest Of here. aged ~ years, Mr..
Barrows was born In Dorset, VI. in 1906.
la ie27 he married Miss Barnard. sister Of
Mr. Lewis Barnard Of this place. To them
we're horn ten children, nine Of whom are
nov living. One circumstances is little
singular. Mr.. Barrow's children have
never All been together at any one time
In l8i7 he came TO Steuben county and
settled in Jackson township. After living
there five years be removed to Springfield,
Lagrange county. where he resided at the
time Of bis death. which was sudden and
unexpected. He was enjoying good health
for so aged man. and last Wednesday
visited his daughter. Mrs. Kittridge. On
Friday he drove to Orland and transacted
some business, and returning ate his din.
ner at home as usual. After dinner. after
talking some time with his sons family.
he sat down on the lounge aud took the
pillow and placed it at the end OF the
lounge, evidently intending TO lie down,
when be fell over aud died without strug-
gle or q groan. His sons wife saw him
falling aud called her husband. who was
at the barn, and although he was almost
instantly on the spot his father was dead
-Four Of his children were present at the
funeral Mr. John Barrows. who lived
with him. his daughter, Mrs Kelly Of Bris.
toll. Michigan, Mrs. Niles OF Angola and
Mrs. Kittridge OF Pleasant township. their
husbands ana children being also with
them. The funeral services were held on
Sunday afternoon 10 the Baptist church.
the text being. "Be 20 also ready. for at
such time as ye think not the Son OF
Man cometh.
The family all unite in thanking their
neighbors for the sympathy extended to
them since their bereavement.
FAST DORSET
The snowstorms Of Sunday and Mon
day made pretty good sleighing here
Aaron Byard has contract to supply |
the saw mill, At the coal job. with logs.
Our village school began Monday with
Misses Emily Roberts and Mary HARDWOOD
Is teachers.
Lilly Morse and Winthrop Ames who
are attending school at Poultney are home
on vacation.
Last week, W. d. Ames bought Of L.
NJ. Torey. Esq. q very promising four
year oil horse.
Henry II. Soper, marble dealer. form
erly OF Dorset but now OF Randolph, was
10 town last week.
Saturday. J. X. Freddy 4 Son paid
their men wages due for November.
Prompt in everything.
w. L. Roberts wants fifteen or,twenty
men to chop cord wood TO whom he offers
sl.00 per cord for chopping.
Tho will Of the late Mrs. Hannah +.
Sexton contains generous legacy for Troy
Conference Academy at Poultney.
james Beebe sold his five.year old
mare to parties in Troy. N. Y, getting for
ier $3.50 aud . six.year old mare worth
Ibont $3.50 She is full bloodcd
aysdyks Hambletonian and good one.
---George Davis aud Andrew Cook have
AIKEN a contract TO supply Mr.. Maltbys |
,oal kilns with wood. Mr.. Davis to supply 1
he upper and Mr.. Cook the lower kiln.
which will require sixteen teams hanling i
rood steadily, l.
Last week. Isaiah Dunbar bought OF
ieorgc Reed two horses for which he paid {
bout s255. Mr.. Dunbar came here four
ears ago and being an industrious, hard
rorking man has made quite start in this
rorld He is now the possessor Of four
cams which are at work hauling coal
rom Mr. G. +. Maltby's coal job, where il ,
. expected large business is to be done
he coming year under the Superintendent
y Of SamnclSheller. Men like Mr.. Dunbar.
rho are not afraid 70 work will 81 sure to |.
'rosper. +
EAsr grrERT
Mr.. Hill Is on the sick list aud attend. 9