The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-30

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ass shs nev lls,.hons casds sef mf en-
AGED exchange. Ttsy are VERY seAuy
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b. ssstIAns msnsgsr. bat Tho pfinstrs saso'
ms, we're printed ii tss JovKsAL JOB
rrsssing Depsftm.s, ard arr 10 s-e eoiers
.sa The ~orknsrship cannot b sxess~d
me ,se,ss by Prof. wnshi Of Md
seesfy csllsge isn Wednesday, sssfins
"a. uell Attended spa proved to b. VERY
.n.srtslnGnx. oss effect Of The heians .
"a .,iaals,s rssdisg aud s,say And . great
= as Of ID. Gss books In the MARI Ssm-
s.r Library. The next lecture will be
BAG. aosh by Prof. schaylet Mathews Of
c.mbrldxs, hso., aod bis subject sih Dc
VIA bird, ssa their Aasic, bissusea.
rais ~lli be Of xrea, interest to ehhofso
~ veil - oldsr people sod oil should ''
I I'D.
AT ., regular meeting Of Hiils'os eon
clab held last Saturday evening eel OF
B,..vs uu adopted, House and Ground
Committee consisting Of n. l. Pst,ioone'
Il. otys and Aitert smith, and Tour
astnrnt q, mmittee consisting OF A. u.
x.ule, X u Elliott and o. II. benne''
x.,e chosen. several important charges
ls the is,ou, Of the course ~as decided %
. a tha course viii be sote over hex
spring and the greens put 10 nfst eisf'
rv d,tion. twas also d. cided 70 ho'o
| b.rao,, on The evening OF December I'm u
.L,ch each member has the privilege OF
Inviting one guest.
On Monday evening last the member
AZ N. Asncbs stsr Card Club to the num-
her Of 81 we're the guests Of the Gard ciuo
| II Manchester Center At progressive whist
md dance. The evening Was ~ perfect a.
he arrangements provided for our enter
| ts,nnsnt, which were Of fuch . character
a, to leave nothing to be desired ih'
guests were received 10 the union op'r'
gou,e and ,uch 40 de.iod ~ dabee iathe'
han pisy cards found the hall TASTEFUL,
rlumed with evergreen boughs It'd VIII
ed ribbons, aud all 10 p,oper shspe fo'
IdsneIns, with II. d. Kings Orchestra u
attendance. The Masonic Lodge room wa
OPENED 10 those who withed TO play whist
and abou, 30 speut 8 most enjoyable even
| tns nj that The darce WAS opened with
xrsud march led by Mr.. and MRS U II
Ames. md sfter the cards we're noishes
| ali repaired to the bali and dancing WAS 10
aulsed In until about p. IN. The auest
~, re served With hns spread prepared By
| caterer wbslen combating Of sandwich.
| and coffee and cake ard Ice cream and serve'
10y . corps Of very Efficient walters ieciui
ID from the male members OF the oiuo
lAuin All IL WAS one OF the most enjoyabi
events IL has been our pleasure to partici
nate Ia for some time, and II gave u per
sonslly much pleasure to meet 40 many 0
our old friends agsir.
The following from Boston paper
published almost sixty.one years ago
shows . strange pa silel In every circum
.t.uce 10 the sad accident Of last Thuisd,
MANY relatives Il Silas Roberts still NV
mere and the .ela,ive' Of Noah Culver liv
| an q farm lccsted partly In Dorset an
o.rtly In the same school district In whic
bo,h accidents occurred. The account II OF
whIch be give an extract, WAS written 0
he Rev. Mr.. Blackaller Of the Epi'cop'
church At M .nch, ster Center, theL Factor
Point. and the funerals OF both boys wei
! held At the SEINE time in Zion church.
I ACCIDENT.
"Drovued In Manchester on Thur
4 dsy the 10th inst, by falling throuR
e the ice on small pond, Slas Christoph'
Roberta, fourth son Of widow Sophia Ro
/. l.rt,. and Noah Culver, son Of Mrs. hAnso
!. lbo,h about IA years Of age. Seldom b.
An event occurred in our quiet village ava
!, eulng deeper or more general sJmpath
!, We were personally acquainted With your
Roberts. He WAS child Of much promi
aud universally beloved. Young Gully
was the Oldest OF two sons, oLe Of who'
. the survivor. a fne, interesting boy OF
vear,. Ia both deaf ard dumb. They h'
10 gone 10 school Tat morniog ~ usual, D.
II At noon went with their schoolmases. u
+. popd opposite the school house. i
= weather was mild, and the ice, which
10 ldsv b fore was known to be feeble, had
In come dangerous. Uoder the excitement
one OF their thoughtless freaks. poor >,
= yentured across spd fell 10. When he
/, peared again At the surface, Noah, II seer
|, procured a stick, snd with generous br'
sry, attempted TO render him assistar'
= bu, the Ice gave way, aud be too fell 10
= rise no more. II happened that every N
=" in the immediate vicinits Was sbsnt;
the children, uaable to render spy ass
re suce. ran to the nearest neigbbors, 90
W oy the time help came, the boys had b.
II. three quarters Of an hour In the water.
depth Of the pond 10 about eight 4
M ,hough often dry 10 summer. Il must d
Igs os~u ful, hour before medicsl aid VA
g. ance. 90 thAt al attempts At restd
s,on we're utterly unsvailing. The
=. previous was Christmas day, and the b
,ck sAd been parsskinx 10 Innocent festivit't
,he The pond, 10 which this accident OF
n, dirty years ago occurred, 10 about
south Of Bulihssd Pond and across
-, I'D fsoa the school house 10 the Benet
INV dissrsct.
ave MANCHESTER CENTER.
o. Mr.. Charles Young, sf ia on the
list.
an Prank wiiscn sf RutlAcd Vas 10 4
Ind last rhursday.
lie --vrs. Herbert whssdon ofaoiyoI
n H.