The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-18

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ksspisg ia Dossss Helisv...
Miss Gnes Braassed il ~ hs.s ic'
the winter amer losg shsssss.
Joseph RsbsrsA. Sea-. he's buili -
sAditass 10 bis hssss sad moved his sAss
shop 70 hs ssv bsildiss.
Albert Chsssy - last 'spsat iss
days q The ed hsosstsAA here. afssr many
ysss shsssss 10 CAliisrsis asd Other dn
Ast poistG
Miss Ella Hsrriok. Of Dssby 10 tssnl.
iss IL Dorsss Hsilsv; Miss Gsstis Kelley
% he West read, Mn. l.. r. Ssydss 81
East MssshsstSr.
A fsv ladies' Of The Hsns Aissossry
Society Of This plsee have recently Ter.
vssdst largo box Of clothing. bsddias.
Ae.. 10 ssIersS school 10 Atlanta, Go.
The members Of ws. J. Fsllsr Pest,
Ne "a, q. A. r., ere sotiAsd that very
important bssissss u 10 b attended 70 81
lhsir meeting Saturday svssias. Dsc. 20.
Election Of officers viii 10 ksld.
wAxKr X Duxrss. p. c.
EAsT AurExr.
Mas Ida Chapman Of Dorset 10 teach
ing The winter school In District No. !.
Miss Helen Dsaiorsh had The mister.
.sss 10 fall dova ssairs fsv days since.
breaking her arm.
The nsaslss have appeared 10 assrly
very heuss 10 tsvn. Hardly oss has =.
,apsa Who hsd net hsd then before.
AHLnoroS.
Tho Officers Of Post Dudley will b.
nstallsd q the next regular post meet.
&c. January Sd. The installation services
will not be public. Comrades iron other
,osts. however. are cordially invited 10 be
present.
"A good number we're present At the
kating risks:Satsrday aftsraoon and even
%. everything passed of finely. We
earn that the manager will soon have a
Erand dance. Wa have heard ii intimatsd
hat II will be on New Years eve. First
lass music will he IL attendance We can
rsrrant them large company.
The school in district No. 2 after .
ucsssful term Of IA weeks closed last
friday. The teachers we're L. II. Shaw
q the higher and Miss Sara Parsons in
be primary department Both schools
'srs good. In the primary department
he following scholars were not absent Or
ardy during the term: Maud Adams.
shnt Bresentam. Sarah and Anna Mann,
iellis Summers and Frank Yeusg; those
bsept one-half day: Willie Cullinan and
ssllin Richard; those absent one day;
sssa Cullinsn, Alice and Patrick Themp-
on. The winter term will begin in about
hrss weeks with the same teachers.
The O'Shay conbisation company
Ihich has lately been formed here has
scured the services Of Col. Hunter - .
ocalist for the present season. The
hole company west out 10 ssrsnAds .
risnd who lives near the rearing branch,
bout one mile north Of the village. They
Isnded their way up the railroad track
trough tho darkness and bowling wind.
10 colonel leading the van. o. arriving !
t the hsuse Of their friend William. whon
nay were TO ssrsuads, they struck ~ |
be music. all taking part with their
iifcrsnt instruments, Col. Hunter singing |
is famous postum song. After tuning
,sir instruments and putting forth their
est efforts 10 arouse the sleeping William
} - to get some cider. they gave up in
espair and returned to the house Of one
the company and there satisAsd their
ppstits fer something to take. spd finally
lme homo wiser mes and will no doubt
i've up the ssrsnadiag business.
WEST ARLINGTON.
--Lemusl HannAnan, Of Brunswick, N.
;. Was in town day or two last week.
Mrs. c. W. Sherman, son and daugh.
z spent last week snosg their relatives
this place.
The church socisbls held at G. A.
srriek's. on Tuesday evening Of last
SEX, passed of very pleasantly.
Quite . number Of young people from
liz place attended the skating rink at
rlisgton % Saturday. Some ws learn
. getting to be expert skaters.
The name Of the Ladies Aid Society
y been changed 10 Church Seciabls, and
4, Eatos appointed chief officer.
The new pulpit set arrived on Mon
y last. and Was ready for use Sunday.
new bible Vas also placed on the pulpit
the beginning Of service. We think the
ut thing to do toward improving the
oIs Of the church would be to fix the
alIs.