The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-06-13

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Which vss veil silendea snd vas very
|. eeieyshls ocossics. The ofoen Of th'
l secisiy which hs, becs reoeasiy recrsssi'
nd srs Mia Msry Goes rnssasnt. Mics
Tsa,,ie Millsiie vioe PrsiScnt. Miss Mics
Einrsoa Secretary saa Miss Hattie Feli
Treasurer
Advertised letter. W, II. Wheeler,
Prssk whttler. Geo. IL Thomas. Sanford
shsrvoaa, Jssnas Phsir, Fred b, McDon
aid 90. Jas. A. fuls0r. u n, Fosg. q. n.
Fgllsf, n y Cspron. NJ. Bsray. l. w.
Beuyuap, Rev. II. II Hsnillon. Mira
Isoniss Hide g2). Mrs. Manson I2). Mrs.
Emms @ s.ies. Neliis Oops. Nellie Glss-
sep. Sssie LeoSsfd. Nellie Stewart, Fancy
lsoarn.
Mrs. q. r. Stesi aud tao children are
In town for lev wesks Mr.. Steel has
feaied tis cottage lot the SIMMER 10 Mf.
leofss BsrEhstz Of Philadelphia. one Of
the propfieiofs oiihe Bsldaia Locomotive
works. .Le largest msauiscsory OF locomo.
iises io ibis eouniry IL Dot IN the world.
Mr.. Bsruhsm has Zee cottage 81 Lake
George. bot osing 10 the III health Of
Mrs BaruhAm physicians advised
change Of locality for the summer
Manchester oif.rs some slir actions
Tor those Wishing 10 enjoy The fourth OF
July holiday. 10 tho afternoon commepe
log Al one o'clock there will be two good
races on the fair ground. and = matched
game Of base bali st tho sA.is place be-
tween picked nine from Dorse. aud East
Dorset aud picked nine from Manohes
Ter aud Sunderland, for apriEs Of two
balls aud bats Game called 81 8 p. IN.
Admission to grounds for races aud ball
game % cents. Grand stand free. teams
free. la the evening there will be good
display Of fire. works and other sports
a. Manchester village.
The following is the programme OF
the annual examinations Ut Burr aud Bur
ton Seminary. The examinations 10 the
subjects printed in italics will be written.
I'll others oral. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all TO attend:
June 20. Ga. m. Arithmetic, (sivancedl
Chemistry. English History
1:30 p IN. French, Arithmetic. Cesar
June Il, . y. m.-Algebrs (advanoed)
U s. History. Virgil, Botany.
l:30 p. m, - French (adysnced). General
History. English Grammar. Political Econ
omy.
June 90, Ga. IN. Geometry. English
Litersiure, Anabasis.
/ 80 p. m Gsoiogy. Algehrd Latin first
year, A. Q. FERmS.
Principal
Lightning struck the residence Of
lay Bentley Monday afternoon ana tore
up things generally. II made large hole I
n the chimney. and about four feet square Y
u the slate roof was torn of. II then On.
cred the upper rooms tearing of the cell Il
ng aud ripping up the floors. making o
iindling wood OF large oak sleepers. The
over rooms were not much injured r,
hough the floors and ceiling all show Il
marks Of the Visitor. Most OF the electri. ?,
lily followed an eve spout 30 feet and Il
'assed. into the milk room and from o.
here followed an iron water pipe TO the &c
pring 10 rods distant, when 1t entered tho a,
round throwing out large rocks There II
'ere six persons in the house at the time n
nd. strange to say. not one Of them was
lIured. One girl was up stairs aud was 81
ompletely covered by the falling plaster =.
~ and splinters. She Immediately ran
own and her hair was standing straight :,
p and throwing off sparks OF electricity H.
that il looked to be on fire. yet it was ~
OF singed aud she complained Of no i'll I.
hect. There was cart load OF mortar =.
I'd splinters ct the foot OF the stairs and A.
'ery room was filled with dust and
noke. The woodwork was blsckened in
any places but did not take fire. Three -
Ates OF Brsdley's butter boxes standing ~
ono OF the rooms we're torn In pieces, y
e tin fastenings the boxes being melt su
J. Though considerable damage was 'u'
me Mr., Bentley's people are very happy wa
think that they were oil go fortunate as .
escape injury cr'
NJ soHEsl KR cpSI..
Regular meeting OF the o. L. S on Tin
iday evening. "a.
The Bsttenkill Cheese Factory is 70 ria
wing about 5000 pounds OF milk daily. ha,
Mira. James Stearns aud children OF the ito
vt are v ting her mothers. Mrs. John sm
)ran. I'm
Mrs, NJ. s. Colburn and daughter aud IS
As Libbie Colburn left town today We'd in
day for Detroit 'qua
: Cbildreps Day was obse, ,ed last Sun -
! by special sci sices at the Baptist aud :,
thodist churches "'
= Messrs. j. II. whipple and I. II mn
nch are 10 attendance on the Grand 4; ~
1Re OF tue 4. a. nj u,,i
Miss Emma Besrdsley OF New York Is ,ha,
town and will spend the SIMMER with Of |
friend Miss Lucy Morrill,. not
The funeral OF Hiram Kent took place AMI
Sunday at bis late residence on the sch,
vt Road and vas attended by large mai
course OF people. Mr. Kent had been ny
year or more with consumption. pap
IL. @. futile has made good use OF Of il
~ available spot OF land on bis prem
and bis large garden i. we'll worth Wis :
q. Those wishing fresh v getabIes in Inc
q season can mol do better than patron. al n
him aud so not oply help ,hemselv .
local industry as we'll