The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

! iAe ln61at &C MI DTrts bufinees bAs ppon
the stitsrs u ihs toss, aud ihess Of 40
.bo bare vasbes lbe pssh aud energy Of
Mr. Ofsa snd ts sons klos The, 70 fs'
move ne tssiy and AL theu inkresn
from Mssohss,sr vopld be severe tlov
70 our business Interests. We ell hsos
Mr. Or,is 10 he literal mac, have The 80.
liberties ct this torn always been liberal
vnh Liui II IS great sdsanisss TO him
20 fat ~ msAing Manchester attractive ~
: sumn of resort 10 bsve pIce roads over
the lown. his patrons comforts and pisss
utes arsospitsl 10 bin. II new roads. pleas
ACT drives are aid. 70 his business. shc uld
Dot tbs Town be sillins 10 sbos their spi
prteisiiop Of eDdesvors 70 bring prosper
" 70 Us by doing vhsl ve are able 10 this
rsspecif The pslilioSeU request The &C.
Iectmeu TO lay out aud maintain high
.sy from Bsrnnmville to Manchester De.
DO, .est Of the railroad sud the Battspkill
River. making one the pleassntest dris
90 10 toxu. with no bridges 70 cross and
40 Railroads. About half OF the vsy
il would be close 10 the rivtr without any
fence between them, II would be graded
Nth tue stream which will be so even
that teams can trot nearly tue entire dis,
ice easily. The distance is sbout oae
and . quarter miles. . good part could be
easily worked with our road machine -
il Is along the stream slopins toward 1t In
such a manner that msterisl removed
from the side helps TO ali the other would
require DO timber for bridges and prscti
cal men, some OF our eI road commission
ers say. i, could be built at very reasons
BILE figure, the land damage could no, be
crest rs but little OF IL 10 OF much value
for farming purposes.
Ell. TAYLOR.
DORSET
-phileius Bsrrows 10 on the sick list at
present
Miss Vance has reformed to Dorset,
after spending the winter in California
Quite number Of our people attend
"a the county conference ct Peru last
week.
DIR. C T HArwood attended the eclecl
tic medical convention at Montpelier last
week
Mics Lee from the vicinity OF Boston.
recently spent week with Msrcella Far
we'll.
Mrs. Eliza Armstrong OF Albion. N Y,
formerly Of Dorset. is spending month
10 town.
State Superintendent Stone gave 81
fine address at school house hall last Wed
uesdsy eve on the subject Of education.
MIR and Mrs Geo Moore. with nine
children and servants OF new York, will
arrive this week to occupy the Marcia
Gray house aud adjoining cottage for the
summer.
Mr. Bourn. Mr. Liscomb and two ott'
or gentl men from New York spent dsy
or two at the hotel recently. They In
tend to return here with their families, oil
ter visiting the worlds fair.
Little Bernie Sheldon, grsndsoa OF q
" Baker; while riding tricycle., WAS run
over by another boy riding similar ma.
chine and thrown down. ipiuring his limb
so seriously that he has been unable to
walk on il for two weeks.
Seymour and John Hsrwood are both
recovering from their serious illness.
&C. F. Sheldon and Burns Sheldon
have gone. west their principsl object be
ing to take in the big fair.
Rev Mr.. Seymour OF Bennington res
Gently preached 10 exchange with lev.
Mr.. Even aud was very much liked. He
is . fine preacher.
Jennings Il Loveland recently ship.
ped car load OF potstoes. The price has
greatly declined. and those who held on
ere the losers.
The met ting OF the county conference
OF Congregational churches. proved .
very interesting event. u o. OF the churi
ohes we're represented BY the pastor snd
delegates. Rev Vim Dugsn was cho sen
Moderator aud Rev Mr. Pinkertou Of East
Dorset Scribe. The ex rcises OF the pro-
eramme published last week were fully
carried out aud were full OF interest, Rel
ports from the churches we're mostly en-
courseing, though DO church reported
large additions during the year. The OK
ercises 10 memory OF the late Rev A +
Clark were interesting. Hon X Bateheli
der Of Townshsnd and ID X Simonds Of
Manchester making short addresses. mostI
" 10 relation 70 the good work done BY
Mr. CLARK 10 Perm. In the evening M. j.
H.pgood gave an interesting scceunt OF
the good work OF Mr. Clark 10 the public
schools Of the town and 10 the csute Of
ed ucation generally. Miss Anna oPMh
Mrs q NJ Sykes and Mrs BIskely made
interesting reports OF the work done by
ladies' 10 aiding thu cause Of missions.
work which has grown 10 large pioporsi
TORS All the addresses we're interesting
and will do the oaurch 10 Peru good. stni
ring up the people to grester effort. The
visitors we're well enteItaiued. most Of
.h an taking their meals together 81 tie
house OF Louisa Whitney.
HAST ARLINGTON.
Mary + Stakeholder will 60 to the
Worlds Fair. being one OF the winners In
the N Y. Press prizs contest for the most
popular school teachers. She had over
1000 votes being the Ia Of on the lit