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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05
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In i,andgate, Jan. 30, Emmett Edmund
Tuttle aged 20 years and 8 months.
| The deceased was q resident Of Man
chester and was engaged in teaching
school d the time Of his death. He was
6rst taken with the measles which, owing
70 cold, was followed by pneumonla
which was the cause Of bis death. He
was . member Of the Congregational
church and his funeral was attended by .
large number Of people at that church on
Sunday afternoon. The services were
conducted by Rev. ]. A. Swsrt, pastor 81
the Baptist church, who had been init
mateIy associated with the deceased in
Christian work At Sunderland and else.
where. The speaker paid . very high
tribute to the Christian character and zeal
for the Masters work which were espes-
tally characteristic Of the deceased broth.
Or. Rev. NJ. L. Severance, Principal OF
Burr and Burton Seminary, where the
deceased has been student, testified TO
his sarnestness Of purpose 10 the pursuit
Of knowledge at that institution. II Was
understood he intended TO prepare for the
ministry, but he did net delay work 10
the good cause until such time, but rain
or shine, in season and out he was always
ready 10 serve his Master at every posi-
BILE opportunity. lev. Allen Clark also
assisted in the services. The loss Of this
noble young man will he deeply felt. rot
only BY his immediate family friends, but
BY the church with which hs was connect.
Cd, by the other churches 10 the place and
BY the whole community. He was nstur-
ally difident and did not proclaim his
good deeds At the corners OF the streets TO
be seen Of men but be nevertheless exer.
cised strong Influence for good over his
fellow students and associates.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05
RALPH Il. GRAVES EsrArr.

~.sTATR on VSnnoHT, District Of Manchester, q
In Probate Court held al Manchester within
and for sad District, on tho 10Th day d
January, A. D., 1880
The Administrator on the estate of Ralph l..
Graves, late Of Sunderland In aaid District de-
| ceased, present. d An application In writing 70
said Court, settling forth that the deceased died
Towns OF Sunderland and SaDdgats, and guam.
iity OF psrsonsl property used In oonnsetios
herewith; and representing that II wouid be
beneficial 10 the heirs OF the deceased and I'll
interested in said estate TO sell all said real e.
tate. including the revsron Of The Widows dover
In said estate and oil the personal property, 81.
cept such - y or may ~ assigned 70 the widow.
Tor the reason that nearly I'll tbs
heirs OF the deceased aIe minors, and that said
real and personal estate cannot be probably
carried on, or disposed OF othsrwiss than ~
sale, In tho interest Of said hslrs; and praying
said Court for The reasons Aforesaid 10 sran1
him license TO sell I'll the real estate Of which
the deceased died seized and possessed IN the
towns OF Sunderland and nArdgatA. ipcluding
the reversion Of the widows dover N sail aelato
aud Ill the personal property belonging 70 the
may b = s.sisnsd K a. v'dSws. 'S zen =
Whereupon II Was ordered that hearing On
said application BE- had 81 Probate Court To be
held 1t the Probate 0lilce In Manchester In said
District on the It'll day Of February 1855, and
that notice 81 said applications, the nature and
reasons thereof, and the time and place OF hear.
ing thereon, be given TO all persons interasted
BY ths publication hereof three weeks success.
lively In the Manchester JOURNAL, newspaper
printed II Manchester In said District, previous
TO said time Of hearing.
sOs~ LovEIAND MuNsoN. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

We clip the following paragraph frsm
the last Argus and Pafria;
The editor Of the Manchester JOURNAL
Is postmaster there. His paper suggests
the ..Hckls weather this winter" 10 because
'ths CLERK VI The weather does net take
any stock 10 Clevslsnd's letter." but o..
poets 10 bs ''snpsrcsdsd. snd hence 'is
> little skaky." Il that the trouble with
you. Brother Siusnds? Ask G. r. Orvis
what he thinks about IT,"
Brother Atkins has not told W any news,
though tLis Il The nrst 'oiIlcisl" intina.
tion se have had that The appointment
has been made and confirmed BY the pow.
err that BE-. Well. " shall try and bssr
ths iispsssation with becoming rssisua-
ten. But " would make suggestion 10
Brother Atkins. He claims. asd will rot
dispute il. shst be gives more news thss
10y other paper ID the State Nov lst
hi,o shos his enterprise BY publishing The
namss VI The other suocs1siul aspirssts
fvr o6Ics in The State. OF course il Ii III
lirsJ. There are. in ell. nearly $50 Office
IL ih. State that pay over $500 year and
are considered paying offices. aud Ions
bsfcrs The Let 81 January there vas one q
more applicants for each Office. 10 most
cases several. ard good many will
sscesssriI, IL disappointed Why not lei
~ know nor ~ho At. 10 bs the successful
sne~ ADD y I,~sv ~ from anxiety. II seems
ussse~s.sr, ,,a.lt, 70 keep 90 many pso.
pie in suspense. and besides Il would make
The Aryn saish,y i1tsrsstiag rssdias
We nGivistsui that Brother Atkins is
Geek u the ~slk" pos aud that b viii
"sosk Tie little Racket Tor oil thsrs 10 10
II. H. Lss not been Martyr 70 prn.
ctpsl" I'll thsss years Tor sothing. Il u |
srss that some Of biz DsnocrAsic brstLses
have CON pialssd that be has bees trying |
~ ~ y sLs l'asty - smHII - possibis 10 ths
state. - that When Dsmcesstis sdninis- |
irssios asd .~rsp tbs board ihsy cosia ell |
ret . slice. bat tA,s is bsss sissdsr. He
hes laLosr.s bard ssd earnestly 70 increase
tbs ssssb~r " the party il The Stats.
but always silL the prvviso that Ls should
" .sirssl Mater Hiram, 0f course II
ssnld I'D DO ~ Il, any other smart Dem
scrst rna the machine. brother Atkias
Las meier Iost bis srip. and sov he has
bic REGARD.
Bu, sspposiss. snPposiss an isdis,i.
nj ~ The name u u. b. Sm.iIsy should
sis LSvs ~ hso,kss Atkiss Sspposisv
M. CisvsIAsL really nsaus What be ssys
10 his ssvil service reform letter. Perish
tLs shSssLll W. hops brother Atkiss
= ili psrios - fss ssss ssppos,sg SSH
tLiss. Nat shses sss tvs ~ three
,sst>sess 10 NJ. Clsvslssa's letter that
" eAssot fsrbsss qnstiss
II skoaid deem i entirely proper 10
rewisd stsm thai. tssugh ths coming ~
~ 70 h. Dsnocsssis. . dus
fsgsrd sor tbs peoples interest dsss DOT :
Csrmis fsishisl psrty wesk y ~ always I
ls~srdsA BY sppcsstosat V e6Ies. SD 10 :
~ 10 thsa tkAs uktis psnssssts may o..
p~rt proper sssssdsssaass. ssIsrtioe Sor
sfLcs so subrsss1 uitAis tbs civil ssr.
nee RAILS viii ~ hassd spcs ssf6sissi
sqisry - 70 atssss. isssisnssA By thoss 1
'AssssA viii thss asty. ssAhss thaa spss !.
,sssssssst importantly - sslfsslssissd
scsaassdaiisss - behalf 81 saslsdslss Z
~ appointment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

o.. -. ays, n1slhm AlkisA but ! -
~ vsy sss vAs , bsst ssalias1 V
ISIS ~ hauIIy. - dsssAs vbs sAail
ksvs ~ s1csA - ] - eoiae 10 Ssssds
nA fissv. without isqsiry. shss svssy
Rsesbiisss sasns Asldss " . raSsal asd 81
sesrss NEST - tsrasl eat. asd have
co ~ 80 - isss sAs mes y all ~
plses.
rs. bss vks V bsst shls 70 js1es
sAslbss Rspabliess shes hslAss hss
hsss s'sflss<ss sd asvessd V psblis
dsiy- ssd shsthss sbs spplscssi sss ths
s0cs 10 ut" ~ sot. TIE people vhs are
estssss u ~ siAss q yssrsslf vhs ds
20 kssv dssss Of shsa ssA ksss seth
iss 10 ssSssd = boz shs e&scs bas bsss
rss. u ether vssas vLish ought 70 have
sbs sssas~s weight petition isasSsd sy
. husdssd Of the pasross 81 The sfisr.
iseludias tkrss. fssssAs u the baaissas Il
The olses. o. ess iaassssd BY sdszsa viii
yoss aadsl sigsatsrs. We ass caly sup-
pss,ss cas- and srguisg on the supposi
tios thsl Me civil service Esisrn lstisr
means vLss il ssya Bul Of soarss yoa
bslievs thss this clssss 10 he Isttsr eject.
ssily aisposss Of eli he present o@cs
heldsrs.
INST nssy ROC holding ssch positions
have forfeited all just claim 10 retention.
L.csu.~ they have uscd their places for
party purposes. ~ disregard ~ their dnty
~ the people. ssa t~e-n>s. i.sirad u b~.
ing d@cspt public ~, ants. th-y have
proved themselves oiisnsivr p.itissns and
interruptions msnipulators u local party
Management
Very good. Then ~ ~ill spply for the
e6sss q Clsrt d the U. 3. Court The
pvsssst oiHeisl " Democrat aud has
spsst nost Of bic time for several mouths
- Secretary Of ths National Drmoc, attic
Csmnittss. We have No doubt Ls had
: good deputy ssd that the business o.
bis once ~ rot sselsctsd. bat still he is
sn offensive partisaa and must 50. and as
10 Il Democrat 81 oosrss you will put
10 his place. aad We respect.
fully apply for The position. We will
promise not 70 spend our tims working
Ter The National Denssraiis Campaign
Committee or any ethsr Democratic Com.
nistss. Say. can " have il? Please an.
svsr by postal card.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05
THE rowH sYsrEn or SCHOOLS
The vsrnsat State Tseshsrs' Asseoia-
tisa to the People u Vermont.

BY request " publish the following
eoUmunisation:
The Legislature Of Vermont At Il rscsnl
ssssien BY act No ~. seq. /. enasted the
relieving: Each town IN which the school
district system exist, shall Il thu annual
meeting Of The to~p ia 1885 and 1856
vsts upon the question u aboIishing the
district system add adopting tho town
system.
Among the reasons why the sction re-
quirei b, hi. Law should be entered upon
thong tsiaiiy srs these.
Cug1d Observers goiag from Vermont
b c1Jser Naes b aady schools bring back he
report. rrrnoai q beliad IL her schools and
scAv4 sysiesa.
Isaea.r~f l,scPis rho como from otho
.Saes aad ioal ia 10 orr schools say. You are
b1Ai.d IL your proeaioa for he aiaoafscn y
yov children.
rsn-oasrs n al Stssies v ogsisica erery-
~hc~ say. "OD schools aocossJd'sh FAR ies
far our ehsLirca aaa 1.ey ought b ID rah
Ne eq.endsfws ne make ~ them
Ia sueh stats Of tLiSgs 80 arr called
apon 70 express ~ direct vote cur choice
relative 70 tee modes u controlling sd
sappertisg our schools. To ons d them
- are I'll Ascsstonsd through long use.
- sthsr though - older and widely
sssd systsn u les familiar 10 us
The tsua system may b. de,erissd
sris6y - system BY sbieh tLs people d
.hs tovss nssags thsir schools through
'eesis eassss directly BY .he0Ad.ss. snd
y which thsy psy for their schoels d. !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

Oss slsu ssslA ssss ~ sssssiis H.
vsslssss rsis. sd tAss - shall - -
su ~ JsSsssosiss sisplssity - sssd
viil II ss vssdss list " sssstsy hss
set gsss - sAs asgs viii tvsssy isss
y~ss ~ ssch ssparsiisIsl rsseslisy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

The iss.sl sstissl spesslsisoss sfs 10
tbs a,ei thai ths election Of Essris %
~. s~aai@ hss .sdss~d s.u slsls nee
sssssy. The Dvmocrsis do %" ssat V
sl.. Ssssson Bsyssd ssa Garland -
Try s.ll 10 seeded 10 The S~,At~ 10 hsh,
Mf E.stis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05


0'Donovan Rosss Vas Dangerously shsi
il the street Ia New York. Monday, by Z
young English woman. Who Was probably
out Of her head. though o. being arrested
she showed 70 sxcitsmspL RossA va
shot 10 the back bat will probably recover.
She hsd written him . Iots requesting .
meeting snd they had met once before
whom she claimed 10 be . friend to the
dysanits cause. Rosa claims that she 10
the agent Of the British govsransnt but
there 10 no evidence Of this sad little
probability that il 10 true. though The
English people are greatly pleased u The
bold act Il VAS dastArdly crime aad
Outrage. bat ANAL oss compared 70 The
dynsaits outrasss il England, And dsn-
oSs,rstss that dangerous and desperate
game ssn bs played On both sides Of The
Irish question.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

Msst 81 ,L~ lii.h both 10 this eousiry
saj ia Eafepc dslousss tbs rsceas dyss,
mite ousfsxss, though fss uphcld thsa
4 sane. that i,p-nds On The destruction
81 innorrss pe"rl- must bs . dsspsrsss
ss.. sud for The s.ts o. humanity. u fOs
sosLiss sls-. ought not 10 succeed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

III they Lsye besves give Weares Hsavs
Cure. II they have worms. appetite poor.
are out Of SORTS and nsed tonic. givs
wears's Condition powders. wearess
No other. sold in Factory Point by q. J.
Wait
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

Prsssdsss slses clsvsissd y spssdiss
his vssh IL Me- YoeL cisy.ia eossslsAiiss
sssl sssbsss u his psrsy 10 rssAxd Y
~ ssbssss ssa 10 sssa ps,Isy sSs his
dissatisfaction wesdsr IL ~ ell COO
ssls George wiiissta csssss sd George
Jeoa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

Stated by II. y. Co,hrsn, druggist, Ian.
caster. Pa: Have guaranteed over 800 hot
Ties Of Burdock Blood Bitters for dyspsp-
sia. sour stomach. billions attacks. liver
and kidney troubIs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

The NJ. orlrses Espssisiea u sss ssch
.mss.~. sLss fsr. - vss ssrsctsd.
fasrs some u hs,s hsss bsa nsssse-
seat ~ssbsrs sLessh Ne priscipal
diassliy sss~s " ~ lssk 81 fusds. The
qasssios d cost susLs 70 have bsss con
ssdsssJ u The sut1st
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

The kicsrsugusn treaty secured me-
iorisy IL the Senate bat NOT The REQUESTS
sso-shirds vote Most Of The Rspsbli-
cess vessd for il AID most Of The Dsms-
Gratis sssinst IL. though Il sss rot stsis.
patty vote. The matter will probably b.
postponed antil the asss ssssios. together
With the ether trsAtiss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

hey rssi1A ed tAat shy viii ~ dAriah
issa ssy snsu Nat prsnh~ = improve
he sSsesssosai lseilites II eur stsis.
rssths vsrnsas Stsis Teacher Asso~
citation.
". II. BrsKHAn.
EpwARp CoxAxr, tss~.
W. H. sAxprwoS.
Jsnusry. isS5.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

II hes bsss predicted that dynsmis,
might b used ia this country, Tor PSF
poses q revenge BY desperate socialists
or disappointed werkmsn. and Sunday
sight dsspatohss from New York show
that the prediction has been fulfilled. II
10 evident that the manufacture and sail
Of the dangerous explosive should b.
regulated by stringent laws 10 which arr
attached heavy penalties. The account Of
the New York explosion is - follows:
Garry Brothers. dry goods dealers a
303 Grad street. discharged floor walk
Or three months ago who was member oil
the protective organization called the
equality association, and the sosisty q
once began 70 urge that the man be taken
back. When the arm refused some other
employees struck. A isv seen returned.
but the majority stayed away. The arm
received many threatening letters but
paid no attention 10 then. Six or eight
nsn we're sssa lettering about the place
sssn after 10 o'clock Sunday moraiag the
police drove them away, and little after
2 o'clock tremendous explosion shock
ths street dynamite bad bees pat under
The windows Of Garry Brsthsrs' store and
the windows were shattered. the esstiugs
and wood work blown away, and TIE front
Of the place generally shaken up. The
shock also broke windows in the Allen
Street side Of Riley . dry goods store. and
the damsgs TO that Arm was a. great - to
Garry Brsthsrs.
Theirs vas tremendous excitement in the
neigh borhood. A numbsr VI people were
il the vicinity 1t the time Of the sxplcs-
ion bat mono wore injured. Four men
wsrs found by the pslies in the shadow Of
the River street station Of the elevated
road, and ons 81 them, Charles Henry,
labsrsr, was severely cut about the head
and face. The others. william Britton,
waiter. James Daily. actor. and james
Lamb. spaintsr, we're binding up Henrys
The fosr vsrs locked up. and
u Essex Market court Monday.
Later in the day lad Vas brought TO the
station house for experimenting with
aynsmits Il the corner Of Grand and
Esssx streets, where he succeeded in dis
sdGisg . portion 81 horse car track.
He could sot be connected With the other
'splosious.
Tbs shock Of the explosion At Garry
Brothers store Vas felt several hundred
'sst A lamp on shelf 10 . house 800 feet
way fell 10 the floor sid the iron stan.
,hions Of the elevated road near the store
oeksd . though they had received vie
sHt blows Tho damage 70 both the
injured will reach S250O. The
,olios are satis6sd that the explosion il
be out come " the strike.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05


The argus says that the commissioner
to erect . state library building are busy
with the examination Of plans, but have
reached no decision ~ yet and are not
agreed about the lest thing TO bs done.
Contrary to tho general impression. the
act u tue legislature authorizing the con.
structiou OF new accom- modatiobs for the
state Library does not necessarily coptsM.
plate The erection Of separate building.
but allows the com nissionsrs 10 make an
addition to the state house il they think
II best. Ex.Gov. Proctor thinks that the
thing 10 be done il To add wings Of Barre
granite TO both snds Of the capital. while
Gov. Pipgrse and Mr.. Huss favor the or
sstisn Of On Independent building just
east Of The stats house and % line with
il. and probably this latter thing il what
will b. doas eventually.
State Treasury DnBon and Secretary
Of STATE Porter have bssn ivsstigating the
affairs Of the New England Fire Insurance
company u Rutland. II is understood
they found the capital was impaired to the
extent Of about $23. 600. which they havs
ordered to bs Usds good at once. The
company have voted TO issue $4,000 Of
new full paid stock 10 meet this. aud il is
understood large part Of this has slrsady
been taken and The balance it is expected
will 10 taken The company has built up
. very good business aud it, officers Gay
Il 10 all right. Tbs losses that have oc.
Cured have resulted in great part frsn
the Ignorance VI the directors as TO insur.
snse business. when the company began
bnsine,s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

The city Of Troy 10 in bed way. The
Mayor turned cat Cbsnbsrlsia Hall and
PIT ascthss mas 10 bis plscs VIE used
The police v fsrcibIy obtain possession 81
The once. sst~ithsiasdiug The pslics con.
@issioners forbid their being 90 employed.
II 10 alec slsissd sha The mayer bad 10
sishs V nahs shs change ssd the courts
will have 70 decide the matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

DR. Agol's Pills reach the very fouuds
ton Of vital action. Sold IN Factory
Point BY G. J. Wait
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

No CuKx. No PAYl Dr. Lawrence's
Cough BsIsam. when once nsed. takes the
place Of I'll Others See our advertising
columns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05
8 Per Cent. Investments

Western Farm Mortgages, Interest Semi a.
nnal, security three 70 sii times amount 81 loa !
interest and principal collected free u charge
Guaranteed. Alec few Eastsrn Mort asss and
Railroad Bonds Call II you have money 10 lei
st o. ,, 1hompson Sons Insarsnce Once, on
Thursdays, ct Granville, n. r. or address
SMITH HlLLlARD.
Eat Rupert, W.
References gvon upon application. sOsm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

Flies. reaches. sois, bsd-bngs, rats.
Rice. gopbers. chipmusks, cleared out BY
mough on Rats" i5c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

Al Nsrshssiss. Jan AZ Al tAs hssass fslAssy
~. A. s~nt, ~. Albert u Gilmore v
Miss Kate Nv v. lizard
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

~a~s.--ar@+----D -
OBITUARIES,
nns. am. X. SWIFT.
Died 10 H. Johnsbury. Jan. lGsh. Lizzie
0sshsn, vile of George X Ssstt, eyed
~ ysau
Deceased had been III With cossamp
lion mise years. Tho following tribstes 4
Der nsnory have been handed Ne for pub
lisaAica.
Ne Tear.
mo ssars 70 wssps Asd shsrslbss sols
BAy, v ~ sorreu ssce
AID ~ ~ heArt 20 tsndss spct
Thai uynpethy nay tooehf
Csn = bin1 word ssiosk the spriAgs,
And givs ny tsArs their douf
An kuman voeo sach ool6sh thines
That none their depths may know
mo tears 10 weep Nay sssat not thas.
For tsars bring relief.
Ard Old 49, sent then unto ~
To uoeh away cur grief.
when earthly sorrow. pain end care
Oar soais h eadsess stssp,
We psag 70 hin Who hsarsth prayer
To stAd us tsafs 70 weep.
Tie tsss the world IL someunss dark.
With gIoony clouds thas rise.
And sith trembling Hope, With waning spark
Fsles Iaintiy out--and diss!
Bat When come hsavsnly vision iAir
steak DER Ne In our alsep,
We inks With Joy 10 feel that
There are no tcsrs 70 vssp.
Lido.
FvjiuoAild II earth and dsas q frsil
Whoss We seemed shsdowGd With deaths veil,
Gron childhood's morn I'LL nooadsy sun
To me her life seemed Ike dream.
EorsGi strength she ever had
which may, sometimes. have made her sad,
But yet her chiIdhCcd's spirit bent
Showed heart Of deep content.
Her brother wss her early pride
With father, mother close beside,
Ihsn farther % and near its noon
Her husbasd VA richer boon.
Then klsr stll : lovely child
boy with sunny face and cuvlipe hair
To her this world had nousht 90 fair
Yet I'll IL left for heaven.
One more brsksn household band,
One more gone q Gods command.
Leaving husband, child 90 dear
Not fearing death with Christ 20 near.
30 blsst We scarce dare mourn,
10 dear We could but weep
30 life like, she seemed 70 us
SAfs n quiet sleep.
Oh whata meeting. happy greeting
There Va on the other shore
With loved ones waiting, yes were waiting,
Loved ones who had gone before.
They viii miss her 10 her much loved home,
They will miss her from her choicest chair,
But ere We ind the golden gate
AOu clad aha will ha N ~ thnsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

In fssssiiis. isus, Ian. 10. MaHsihAiA ss@ss
sgsi ~ Years and a menihs. Ne vss tess u
Afhnsioa. He lsstrs uisisv formerly Md
Jahs ncyt ~ this plscs sna too dAa ehtsrs.
On Friday. Jan, sosh Emmss E.lmnsa. ycsas
sss sou q kmmst q. asd hasy Tsstle. sasd 1
years and : months
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

PROM wooDFoRD.
Representative Knapp Of woodforl
stated that bis town adopted the system
10 1871. Its voters weEs 50 we'll satisfied
that they conld not be induced 10 return
10 the district system. The little districts
get the full benefit Of the new system aud
their condition IL greatly improved under
it
IL this recital We cfier but one addition.
namely. that the msistcnanes At a copvsn
lent point in tosn Of school Of higher
grads than the rsst which shsll be free 10
all the children OF ths tovs Who are suiiis-
ieutly advanced 10 profit BY il. 10 easily
managed under the torn systsn; ~ may
- ssss in Brighton. Hincsbursb, Middle
town, waitsGeld aud other towAs whore
such higher school has already become
; part Of the established system.
The body - represent A. it, annual
: Getting On the Sd day Of this mosth
Resotrsf. That tins ASSOCIATIONS hsreby
renew lie declaration Of faith In the town
sysssD OF schools % the beat nov offered
70 the pespls Of Vermont. and urges ali
friends Of edncstion 10 units In efforts 10
'scurs il early adoption by the towns
With cur osB strong personal een,ie-
'iors Of shs superiority u The tovs sys-
s@ u sshsols. 70 esforssd by the cosssr-
~ opinions Of oss fvlIc~ teachers aud by
he issts q experiences partly rscissa sboss
- cs.s sstins our fellow citizens 10 con
idsr ssil What 10 The dusy Of The hour
ovsr1 The children Of The tosn 10 which |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-05

Representative G. ID. Savage OF Waits
fisld gave the experience OF that town,
where the system adopted ia 1874 had
bssoms thoroughly rooted and by it, ner
its had overcome opposition. Agar ago
one Of the school houses vss furnished
With the best improved furniture aud this
year the town voted, without word Of
opposition, TO put new seats into the school
hooses. and the buildings had been paint.
cd, pspsred soa pnt 10 good condition.