The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-02-23

hsls On sunday. the Bsu Pay and Hsli
cecislias The remain, we're ihseffea w
The yIrA near Fsycsae ABdfss.
The lsth u fshrusry was lssd dr
Ter aoolaeui.. DR. W. u. Sargent tell ADD
hart bic lame hip. q. A. pn., slipped and
hut b. arm. Mis-. stafford sas.siued q
bard fan and Mrs. Carrie Price fell down
|. t,ish, Of stairs and bruised her body
snd srns vsry badly,
souTH uILisoroEn
-Fusk Gorton bad valuable horse
seserly isisred recently.
-Abou, % couple attended the dsncias
PARTY aF. r. Rdgertonis ball on the Eve.
Of The i7ib.
-Basiness booms al tho manganese
nine. bers. but % far /. this enterprise
beins the making Of So. Wsllingford as
hos been observed, We see 20 sign OF y as
YET. hu, hope 10 later
oar vllisse school elo'ed on the iI'h.
The teacher Unuls l.. Fuller. strove bard
for the advancement, Of her scholars the
written examination 10 physiology VI. eI
ceilep,, and the teacher While speaking OF
her scholars 10 general. gave Willie Hssar
the praise Of faithful work aud close at'en
lion 10 lis studies Although ofsueh afun
loving disposition We all know Willie IS
capable Of grand results when be has bis
innocent oats well sown. Allie Edgerton
read. Th. Des,h Bridge OF the Lay, 10 an
acceptable manner John Sterns aud Wal
lace Nichols received the prize Tor show
ing the most i'm provsment In writing dur
Jog the term. Only two we're tardy, Not
absent, Wallace Nichols and Henry Lsine.
Absent enc half day only, Allie Edgerton.
Palmer Stafford, Willie Hager aud John
Stearns
sUspT RIASD.
Mark Andrew is visiting bis broth
or d. d. Andrew in this place.
The Rev. T. Z. Brown gave us a very
interesting sermon last Sunday.
Monday was 8 rainy day which settled
the snow some and left it very slippery.
Mrs. Flora Mattison has been spend
10 few days in Johnsonsvills, N. Y.
Watson Curtis cut his hand while
working near 9 saw in the mill last week.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Miss Fannie Mckee is home for few
days from Salem.
Donation on Tuesday evening Of this
week for the benefit OF Rev. A. III. Nash.
Twelve went from here to Arlington
on Thursday Eve. to attend the concert
given by the Shepherd Family.
About 80 young people gave Miss Nell
lie Derrick surprise on Monday evening
the occasion being her birthday. Frum
various reports we Judge all enjoyed them
selves.
The Ladies Aid Society in connection
with the Baptist church in Shushan held
q sociable at Oscar TeIts on Tuesday Eve.
Of last week. A large number were 10 at
tendence from both Shushsn aud this
place
The Chautauqus circle met on Sstur
day with Miss Grace Fuller. The follow.
ing is programme for the next meeting
which is to be held at Emma Benedicts.
Roll call, quotations from Irving, secre
tarys Iepvit ovne, iesses a~..'ie-- ."
readings from Irving aud plan OF salvation
also American Women. Paper, some New
England suthois essay, history OF the
Alhambra; sketch OF Washington Irving
life; Paper, Westminster Abbey, critics
report, business, arranging programme.
The circle will be glad to receive any ad-
dition TO their number.
SYNDICATE.
MIR. Bakers family will move TO Hebron
this spring.
The recent rain spoiled the slelghing
between this place and Arlington, where
most OF the hard wood lumber is drawn.
Leonard Fitch, wife aud child who
went to Eagle Bridge on visit several
weeks ago, have been i'll with fever, but
are better and are expected home this
week.
Quite number have joined tue NJ. y,
church on profession OF faith, OF late, and
there seems 10 be an unusnal interest IN
tue meetings Rev. MIR. Walker preached
last Sunday to AN unusually large congre
cation.
Oar school superintendent Willie
Pick, wishes to give notice that state su-
perlntendent Dart will speak on the sub
irct OF common schools, at the nj. Il
church on Wednesday Eve. Feb. 20. 1t Il
q subject OF great Importance and all sr'
earnestly invited to attend.
STATE NEWS
A Rutland young man borrowed" W.
baskets Of coal, and paid about SlS fol