The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

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Report Of school disiTici No. io'
term ssiisg Jane 2olh. Whole numhei
Of sshelars. a. Names Of scholars mol
abssai: Mary Gregory. Addis Bell,
Annis Bradley. Ida Curtis. Emma Hosgh'
ton. Jsss,s Bossford. Arson and Shirley
williams. stApsrd wilcox. Fred Garrssu
sssens oss day Bertha Ridley. Ida BAlch.
Eugene Billie. Martha and Egbert Wash
isston. Berthe Parker; not iArdy. Alta AID
Ida Carts. Mary Gregory. Bertha Ridley.
Emma HsueLtsn. Romis Bradley. Her
bart Siilson. CARTS Monroe, Jessie Bots
isrd. Jay Bentley. Ray Hill, Annie and
Lsnis Bull. Ansss and Shirley Williams.
Martha Dssisa, Erwin and Berthe Parker.
jobs Scouton. Ida Bslch, Zenis HAnonan,
Aadio Bell. Asnis Bentley, Earl Wslles.
Siransrd Wilcox.
ARLINGTON.
Mr.. ssd Mrs. Y. N. Garfield who have
bees away on visit for several weeks bare
returned
The roads are beisg put in good con-
ditios; Mr.. d. Crofut Is the surveyor aud
We shall 81 course lock for good roads.
"A Blaine asd Logan club will sosn ~
organized. hers ssd IL 10 expected that .
glss club will also soon be organized.
1t IL said that II. A. Hsle's chair works
will shut dsvn for . while on account 81
the dull condition oil the chair market.
"A good many went from here Monday
10 attend the circus at Factory Point.
Most Of the shops were shut down on that
account
Mr.. Atkinson Who furnishes the tire
for the Miltlmors car wheels has been in
tswn for . few days. He stops at Mr..
Bartlstts.
One Of the schools in District No. 2
has closed the nrst term and the ether will
close in about two weeks, both schools
ave been good.
Mr.. Bartlett has just painted his hotel
outside which much improves its looks,
although We don't quite like the color.
Mr.. Viii, man Of Factory Point did the
vork.
Mr.. John w. Walsh Of this place who
,as beer at l.yoosick Falls at work for .
~ weeks will 20 to Lsessurgh, Pa, to
ut up Woods su oply Of binders and reap
rs that the comp. WY have been shipping
here and get them into condition to work.
The case Of Mr.. Chas. Hard, who has
cen sued by the Toy. N for nsn-payment
taxes, was heard at tho Town hall last
aturday, Judgment was obtained and Mr..
lard has appealed the Q. % To the County
ourt. Mr.. Hard has also bess sued BY
,hool District No. 2, an. this suit is
allsd at tho Tswn hall next ostnrday.
Tho services at ST. James church last
unaay were we'll attended, 70 seticNd
'versl there that have not DO. u u the
abit Of going to church much. We nnfAr
ON this that more interest is mai dissts1
the parish. The singing was very esed
ID the instrumental music fns. The
neral opinion is that the choir psrfor. 40
uch better service and that the sing % |
ID instrumental music sounds muc b
liter down stairs than it used to in the
d gallery. [
sANDdATE. El8t
= Mrs. Hurd widow Of the late Josiah
urd nearly 30 years old has just returned
me after weeks visit to her grand
ildren in Cambridge and Buskirk's
.idgs, N. Y. II was feared the journey .
'uld be toe fatiguing for her, but on
Eurning home she locked ~ bright Is q
" dollar She WAS accompanied BY
= daughter Hattie. i.
Mr.. Pinksrton Of Salem, N. Y, last .
iday was returning home from this
wn with his daughter. who teaches the !
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