The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-03

The W. G. T. o.. viii mces this vesi
Friday oveairg. With Mrs ". X Danson
Miss Nellie Mariindais came from
Benninston 10 spcnd Thanksgiving d
hone.
Oar village school began Monday.
Ieschers. Miss Mammal and Nj. Horton
~ PoHiiney.
Samuel Dunton and scboolmaie,
Mr.. Edwards. came from Poultaey TO
spend Thanksgiving
Mrs. l. r. Ssyder commenced teach
Ing The winter term Of school, in the West
road district LAST Monday.
The Home M,ssios society are send
lag boz Of clothing aud bedding for .
coiored sekool In MsrshalvilIe, Ga.
WIN. Williams Sons have Al assert
nent Of blankets, robes. surciusIss. &c.
which they offer .. reasonable prices
Oar cLildrsa THE Willing Workers.
recently sent barrel OF Christmas pres
ects 10 . school 10 Cotton Valley, Alabama.
designed for Christmas tree.
Among the numerous family parties
on Thursday last, was q large aud ENJOY
able one at q. n. Sykes. Several letters
read. from relatives too fer distant to 10
present. added 10 the interest Of the 90
casion.
Mrs Rufus Lake. wishes 70 express
her gratitude and thanks 70 the neigbbors.
aud especially TO Dr. Harwood and Sber-
man Nichols, who kindly assisted in wait
ing aud caring for the sick. during the
sickness and death Of her husband.
The annual meeting for the election
Of officers Of VIM. J. Fuller Post No o.
q. A. r., will be held Saturday evening"
Dec. 9th. Other business of Importance
is to be brought before the Post and It 10
hoped there will be full attendance.
The recent benevolent act Of the East
Rupert ladies. for family in Dorset, the
children four in number (some few months
since bereft OF dear mothers care) de-
.erves mention. They met at the house
81 Mrs Farrsr, and with four sewing ma
shines. made large quantity OF warm
clothing, complete suits for the boys. the
laught4s, not in the least forgetting baby
lay Towsley. The father was very great
al.
EAST DORSET.
Mr.. Silas II. Kendall has bought and
a ken possession::of the house lately owned
~ John L. Batcbelder. Consideration
1900, which is considered bargain.
The increase Of our Juvenile populs-
ion Of late has been considerable and
Gems worthy If note. A son to MIR. and
drs. Timothy Dacy, Sept oath; ason TO
dr. and Mrs. John hscDevitt, Nov 10Th;
! daughter to Mr.. and ma Joseph Cham
'agne, Nov. Goth; son to Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Landon, Nov. 23d; sson to
dr. aud Mrs. Morris Derosie, Nov. Wtn.
The fall term Of our village sch 'els
losed two weeks ago. Good satisfaction
as given. The lower department YVES
lught by Miss Cora B. Griffith and the
igher by Miss EIba A. Bebee. Scholars n
OF absent during the term in this depart /,
tent we're Edna Brophy and Arthur v
atchelder; absent onehalf day Eiva O
a.chelder; absent one day Katie Horan; b
ot tardy, Hattie Brophy, Elvs Batchel- b
ar, Cassie Beers, Katie Koran, Annie b
Brien. jamie 0 'Brien, Arthur Batchslaer O
arold Bufum and Charles Shelter. The n
inter term OF these schools opened Oh n
.onday with about thirty pupils in. each.
he higher with Mr.. Jay MacNaboe teach
!, and the lower with Miss Lillian Edger-
IN.
Our matrimonial market is fairly &C. q,
w. On Nov. 25th, at the residence Of
e brides father, Mr.. Norman T. Griffith, .,
ev. NJ. L. Severance the officiating cler- 7
vman, Mr.. Henry L. Buffum to Miss Cora Il
Griffith; on the same day at the Put ii
I'm house, Bennington, by Rev. @. J. O
otter, Mr.. Frank H. Brophy TO Miss Jen.
Q f. Shelter, Oldest daughter Of Mr.. s
Shelter; on Nov. Both at Salem N. y,
:. Eugene Witherell to Miss Lottie FISH
OF Dorset. We have other Young gen.
smsn among us and there are some Who
sit here at regular intervals whose mo-
yes are transparently soft. Should my
'e and robustness be prolonged short
ne expect to item their finish.
= Tho lnck OF our sportsmen the past
II has not been encouraging. A few
'rtridges and rabbits bagged. one coon
ught and one bear trapped and lost Is
,out ALL But we have on the mountain
short distance east OF us an animal OF
Q lynx or catsmount kind. II has been q,
ere all the fall aud has been seen several Q
mes and its tracks may DO seen in the . .
ow any day. One night lately it gave ;, y
me Iumbermen who were living in = r.
anty up there q first-cass serensde. We v
we also this, Tuesday, night in the re- a.
on Of Mad Tom and not one and . half \: !.
lies east Of us good:sized bear II can A.
easily followed. Our boys have track OF
It two days aud left it between the tso ia
81 Toms below Msltby's steam mill. -
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