The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-11


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There ". loas paus any 30
i'hed, and ihaa Airs !. Lsais
wha, shall W DO wat 90 o 10
Temperance, " dasou tjef ihepl lei
aggressive from the maia sabieoe
Mrs. Warren said Il was evidently ih'
same KIND Of depression that miatms i
from Typhoid fever. SLe thought thFs,
e.ses called for a eaupeil, aud moved IL
they study th q aud briag prescription
'of treatment 20 the uext session OF tl'
workers II Was held a, her house, tvs
weeks from that lay, aud ss they enter
ed. number Of the men befs laid folded
slips Of paper before the Secretary. Al
ter the principal busip s was attended Il
she read The prescriptions. The drst sus.
gested tue discussion Of such question u
there; Resols d that home whose phys,
ical, mental. ,rd moral atmosphere lack.
oxygen, will b, apt 10 turn out boys with
with iutemperate desires fnd sppetites,
Resolved that iniempelsnce in d IS, and
elnttony. causes much drunkenness.
Resolved. that while it is ones duty to
l1ok as well as possible, a chimney swal-
low is as we'll dressed ps an otiole.
Resolved that tl'. age lays such mul
tituas Of duties o. womeu's shoulders,
that they have 'igid to cry ont, What
shall we leave uudoae TO ba saved
Another pr ciption was. Persuade
tte Mrs. Nordhoils whom We never see al
church sociables, to meet with us, and
then dignity such common topics as gel
ting meals. economy ia living, making
pretty things for the home, etc.
Then followed two prize offers, Let The
girls organic cooking club one giving
supper Of Yer own cooking every week,
aud invite the young men,, Make the ey
enlng pleasant one, but as Temperance II
your business just now, don't have tue bad
taste to "tsk shop" 10 them At the emo
Of six months hold biehd and ceilre toni
nament bread including rol buns, bis
cults etc. The one who excelsl 10 bs pte'
sented by friend Of the workers with I
badge mounted on the temperance white
ribbon, the decision being made by com
-, ;,taa ~ vannu MAN
To the young lady who at the eud q 1
ear has the best temperance rec ra, viii
be given a valuable diamond star, said re
cord to include talking, reading, dressing
cooking and etc The one who makes The
ofIer promises to be an iupraie observer
and give her re ons for the decision
Every one present knew these Offers came
from some member of the Norton hous .
hold.
The rough outlires were improved BY
discussion, and taken by the eiis as mod
els for their winters work
The cooking club was u success, ever
Jen Mitchell became 30 ii lteieslrd as Il
forget an apt ointment vii ff asmRk
er. and she won the wbi ba]se
The Star wf' awi dl3 f. y Arm
strong. Ned Warren saIu it would IL
cdiamond cut diamond FIR she herse
was one OF the first water.
Their reception that evening was pub.
lie, and Miss Thompson said TO Mandy
I'm goin' to see some OF the queer TEN.
perance doins Win Breyton's ben goin' Il
DR.. Norton's every night this week instid
OF down street. / think mebby bis goin
to give in his drink iu experience to nigh
but when she retu ned she ssid. "If you'll
believe it, they want t ing i'd or dont
about Temperance. Tb'y had 3 kind o
theatrical thing that thty called Tel
nights in dioing room. The curtains III
on suprers III d ferent families.
There WI nothing wonderful about ZEN
as could Zee. I've eat jest sech supper
10 list sech families lots o times when
nsed to go round sewia'' The fist on,
was 10 very common kind Of a room. Th
table was piled wi a cambfic and cheaI
silk, aud red yeiyrra, girl with he
hair 10 c impefs " lyin' Oh dress 81
puffs, pud nbbJi., and pauels, and be
mother was lemmil' ruill as on q SEWN
machine. ! should say there was ten mile
Of ruilin piled up around her. Prett.
soon the father walked in With bis axe ant
dinner pail. sayin' you've ben to supper,
see, sorry I'm so late Mary Norton wa
the mother. aud she SAID, don't be disa
greeable Tom. The girls are 10 burr.
for their dresses, aud / want to sew Will
it's daylight. Well says be, some red bee
steak would !, X better on the table thai
that red velvet, I'm thinking She sal,
she had list money enough to ray for th
dress trimmings. and couldn't buy sn
meat. but they had plenty OF bread. Ba
ers bread says he, and be said It 80
sounded exactly like swearing. ] remem
ber sewing st Jist sech place once. 30
there was sech goneness in my stomAc
all the time | bad to chew dry tea TO kee
up.
Tue next table was filled with good thing
iried, roasted. and stewed, besides cake
piled with billed ffostin' aud pi wopl
tn cit 10 your mouth aud lay Ikea sion
10 your stomach, sod when they sat dow
TO the table the mother W. 80 tired au
hot she couldn't eat q Doutbfnl nor 50
a word. Made me think Of Farm.. Green
! wife that used t0 live mp 10 the Holl"
| 5 sd bake, and beat, snd mix. I'd iros
every day ~ 81 she expected xeding p'
ty, and then she'd be so tired and cross b.
husband and boys nd clear ths coop att
supper. and yon wonId'is IN aesin u
bad.iime. ItAink .,ch ah Hiiilea mak
an, body kind o. blue st5 hl loa'. III
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