The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-04-29

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IsiAsanss fer dry goe&s stosa
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fousdAlssn los 10 sdlitios 70 bis stors
9o1s1 fsst. 10 scooncdsie his inersasin'
basiness.
WALKER co1rcs b hone from ranan
vksrs y ~ bsss Tor Va pssi ~ ncss6s
He bsprshi bone With him, ior the plsas
sr al ths yosag soihA pair Of mo-
pexrosz.
II W. Bourp. Rf>d Coumissiosss. Y
pushing the work Of repairing ths roads y
iass = po~1ibla II h good policy 70 hav'
The bens6t 81 oar read tax during the on
lire season.
--Alan Day hAa purchsssd > fai
biood~d Durham bull for uss Ia his neigh
boshood. The assinsI 10 6as spscimes
d The brssd. Weighing At The ass Of eleven
months and twenty days 7e5 pounds. and
i entitled 70 registry 10 tLs herd book o
that breed.
IL y tho universal opinion that our
ovsrsser is The right naa in the right plscs
- hs tAlcs 40 interest 10 tbs welfare Of biz
charges. Considering them human beings
and therefore entitled 70 the common com.
forts and secessaries Of life. while tbe con.
srary il TOO often the cess.
Mr. Keys Of new York city 10 10
town.
Pred Hollsy Of Troy vas in town over
-JsmAie Sykes has gone 70 Boston 10
visit relatives.
Mr.. Warner Of Ps~Ies Va guest Of
the hotel recently.
Miss Pratt Of Boston has bsen guest
u he parsonage Tor ; few days.
Hon. J. b. Bromley Of Csstleton was
10 town last week on professional husi-
mesa.
The preparatory lecture viii DO
given a the church Saturday afternoon 81
} o'clock.
Some choice house plants Of different
varieties graced the platform 4 the Sun
lay afternoon service. A bouquet Of trail.
ns arbutus sent BY Augusta Parsons Of
and one BY Miss Horton Of
Poultney were placed near the desk, i'm
PARTING rich fragrance.
"A rare treat was afforded Sunday
Iiternoon and evening by addresses on the
Bible and its Story" by s. b. Pratt Of
3ostop. brother Of our pastor He bad
Nth him several different bibles also the 80
allied sacred books Of heather nations.
10 has given the subject much careful
tudy and his talks were highly instruct |
We aud entertaining. and were greatly en-
Dyed.
EAST DORSET.
H. X. Fowler & Son settled with
'homas Duifey on the 9th instant satis-
sctorily and paid him for his loss by FIRE
% the 10th.
Our village schools commenced on
iondAy. the higher department under the
Instruction Of Mrs. s. Grout and the
over in charge OF Miss Elbs A. Bebee.
bout thirty scholars we're enrolled 10
. each department.
- The funeral Of James McDeavitt, who
led on the 23d instant was held on Mon
~ OF tho prooont week and was largely
tended. many being present from Rut.
Ind and other towns. Mr.. McDeavitt
10 an honest. upright man, without an
psmy aud will be much missed.
Public examination for teachers on the
lsh instant was well attended. Eight
Andidates received certificates. the aver.
&c per cent ranging from 10 TO %. The
uestion in Arithmetic which gave the
,achers more trouble than any other is a.
Flows: "The diagonal Of cube is 1873
'et; what is the length Of one Of its
lgssi" This question may be, found in
Iarpcr's Arithmetic. adopted - text
ook in some Of the towns OF Bennington
ounty.
PERU.
Fine growing time thisl'
1T y cheering to see the parsonage
Undergoing repairs.
--Arbor Day was not very pleasant and
. general observance 10 this place.
Easter Sunday very pleasant. faint
isplay Of flowers 10 church - the only
'minder.
School in District No. 8. commenced
[ondav. Apfil 2(Sth. Mra Boven of Sand.