The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-23

M@iihgr are hsld neArly rraytaeea'
ipg 3, lbe Baptist church nader ihs difee'
lioa d TIE pastor ard much good has re-
sulsea thcrcirosn. The ner. Mr.. Csdy d
Beuuissiou 10 expected 10 be present and
preach on two o. three sterings auriIg
lbs prescsi weei.
a curious phenonenoa attracted COZ
sidersble s,ieniioB 10 The gFisi. mall pond
on Saturday lAsl A perfectly circular cake
u zoe afineu OF twenty feet IN diameter "
log shove the dan and just in The edge OF
the cansn, w.s tsPi by The sctson Of The
curreni slowly and constantly revolving
sroaaa iis oon,sr for hous aud resenabled
AZ immense water wheel In moiloa.
Primary school. Mia c. 4 Der.
Nv teacher. Not aLseus during The
.inia, term Emma ahd Florence LAPoini.
Lula Walker Minnie Gussolia. Willie Boia'
ford. Pay Soedbsm, Not tArjy: Benaie
EsiAbroos. Willie Bonea,eel. Charles Whit
man. Willie Doisiord. Ernest aud Junia
Lugene Bertha Morse, Louise WymAn,
Emma aud Florence Lapoinie. Lula Walk
er, Berths Eddy, Minnie Gosselin, Corinne
MAYNARD. Mary Connor Emma aud Flor
enoe Lspoin, and Willie Botsford missed
no words in spellingi Mary, Nellie aud
Moses Dupui, aud Bertha Eddy but one.
Minnie Gosselin was not absent or tardy
during the year; Florence and Emma La
point, Junia and Ernes, Lugene and Will
lie Botsford we're not absent OF tar1y dur.
ing two terms Of the year.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
How We do pity those who haven't had
taste OF new maple sugar
Mr.. William Bartlett. we are glad to
learn. is recovering from lung fever
Wilbur Taylor, who has been confined
10 tho house for the last week, is out again.
John ellis, who was badly hurt few
dayssince at ROCKVILLE. by being thrown
rom aload Of logs, is slowly recovering
The burial seryices.oi the late Edwin
pet,ibone were held a, the residence fthe
Pettibone Bros, Feb II. the Rev. Mr.
Ssart officiating.
Those unfortunates who were deluded
with the idea that spring bad come n few
days ago, and commenced making sugar,
now have a reminder that "balmy spring
doesn't usually come IN Vermont in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Frank Kilburn has the sympathy
OF her neighbors in her trouble which is OF
singular character A few days since,
while washing, she accidentally pricked
her thumb which soon began to swell and
Is now in very bad condition. DIR Trull
attends her
We are requested 10 say that there
will lie a meeting at Adams Hall on Satur-
day afternoon, the % inst, at one o'clock,
for the purpose Of deciding with regard to
the site Of the new cheese factory, plans
for its construction, bids for building the
same, etc
The community were panied to hear
of the death OF Edwin Pettibone which oc-
CURED last Thursday morning at his home.
He had been unwell for several months
and his death was not entirely unexpected.
His family will miss him the most but his
neighbors and aequaintances Of the neighs
borhood in which he has spent his life
will miss his jovial ways and good'natured
greetings, remembering with many regrets
that pleasant occasions in which he was
with them which enjoyed so well can never
come again. Cut down in the prime of a
vigorous manhood and taken from friends
who loved him well, we would that thai
sympathy which we dee ply feel be extend
ed to his Borrowing relatives and friends.