The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-09

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frcshn.uis we're served aud there was |,
general good time.
BONNEVILLE.
Charles Skinner has moved intS
George Barbee's house 10 the villsge
Presiding Elder Morgsn preached last
Sunday. Quarterly conference bsld at A
X Bufbsnks Monday morning
-Ueorse Chsf,ia, who has moved back
10 the village. has his steam mill nearly
completed aud will commence work soon
The drama The turn Of the tide" vas
presented to full house 10 town ball. Fri
day night, Proceeds will purchase street
Tampa
MIR. aud Mrs. James Lsmson who
have been very sick are improving at pre-.
sent writing Their niece has arrived aud
is caring for them.
- Miss Minnie Burbee who has been Wis.
iting In Msssscb usetts has returned. Geo.
Burbee who has been on business trip
has returned Ill and is under DR.. Milling
tons care.
--Aoother social at Grange Hall bss
been announced for the benefit OF the pas
tor The programme will include sugar
on snow il the heavens shall auspicious and
favor us with that commodity The sugar
sugar in small quantities the past two
weeks.
Christmas exercises Wednesday even
ing a, the church we're great success
The Programme was arranged by Mrs
Frank Burbank and Miss Dora Williams
The recitstions were finely done. Burt
Taylor aud Clement Burbank took the
presents from the tree aud distributed
them much to the JOY Of the little ones.
SUNDERLAND.
We copy the following from the
Hoosick Falls correspondence OF the Troy
Telegram: For Fix years John G Bradley
has faithfully and zealously served the
school In the capacity Of superintendent.
He lie man gifted with every quality OF
mind aud heart essential for one occupy
ing the position The school has been har.
monious and prosperous under his admin.
istration. He enjoys the confidence OF
officers, teachers and scholars. and occu
pies warm place in the heart OF each and
every one honored, respected and loved
by all. At the conclusion OF the opening
exercises OF the school, the pastor, the
Rev, A. G. Chapman; expressed a desire
to "ssy few words" Those few words
we're uttered and they found responsive
echo Ia the hearts Of every one present.
Their import was that OF appreciation OF
the long services OF popular aud efficient
uperintendent, and in behalf OF the
school. as token OF their appreciation
and love. he presented N'r, Bradley with
copy OF Webster's Unabridged Dictionary,
with supplement, bound in Russia
leather. and also dictionary stand %
the cover was the following inscription.
Presented to JOHN G. BRADLEY, by
the SABBATH SCHOOL OF the FIRST BAP.
fist CHURCH. 1t was unexpected and
therefore surprise. But Mr. Bradley
recovered, as all do under such circum.
stances, and warmly acknowledge the evi.
dence OF the schools appreciation and
kindly feelings. The school then proceed
ed to the election OF its officers. John c.
Bradler expressed desire to be ommitted
from their considerations for reelection.
but the school refused to be governed by
his wishes, and una linn usly reelected hin
as their superintendent. Mr.. Bradley re.
quested q week for consideration be.
fore deciding as to whether be would
accept the Office. His request was grant
cd
ARLINGTON
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