The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

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/ -Msur At cur people are having pipes
from tie rts stter wotks, pot ihto Their
house,.
ME-. J. T. Page hss opened Der mill
hnsrJ rooms vllb an tbtire new sock Of
goods Tor fell aud winter trade
/ -Cbsrlas l. Youag has retorncd from
/ A, SUMMER engagement a. manage Of
/ spe!maus store 10 Brsuiord, Conn, and
all fetume his old position as clerk iuI
/ the Central Cash stafe,
Inc " lie sod daughter NJ Mr., J0sisn
I Hus hes foreman Tor Mr Ma.sden Of the
Watetsotks WHO have been passing tso
or three mouths 10 oar ylllsge, have re
turned TO tier bone 10 UtIes. \ \.
Apple 'teto plenty ttal CoIyiu will
buy smother car load Of cider apples this
seek, pay Jog cash at thu ,tilion. He slso
BOTTLES parties having cider at his mill TO
take It away OF It will b. sold for Masking
Charles Ames drove around the corner
by DR. Marsb's resiieuce too rapidly early !
lsst Thursday evening and came 10 coils
ion Sl,h pridlef's heavy cart Mr. Ames
was throsu up md out but escaped any
serious ip!ary though hi, wagon received |
hard nta3e.
-Df and Mrs Wyman are away from
home on a ten days vacation and intend
TO return next week While ab ent they
expect to visit 10 Connecticut, where they
will stteud the session Of tue Missionary
Council Of the Episcopal c urch, which |
meets this week ia Hartford, and IN Mass |
schusetts,
AT tue recent meeting IN Burlington |
Of the Vermont branch Of the Woman |
Auxiliary to the Board OF Mission Mrs L |
l. Wymsn was re elected Treasurer and |
Mrs George 0 Woodcock one OF the Dis
lrict managers for the Rutsni and Benz |
nngton county district
The water works system for this vii
lsge is practically completed and the watt
er was let Toto the pipes last week. The .
reservoir Ia alto flushed and Is very .
strongly built, costing a much larger sum
than the fret estimste. Eight hundred |
barrels OF cement we're used 10 It's conf
struclion, and it is Of sufficient capacity !
to furnish water for our villages when
much larger than at present. The people
having the work IN chsrge evidently exI
pect our population to increase and We
hope it may:
Mrs Lucy Dayton who resides with
her daughter at South bingham, Mass,
has been spending few days with Dr.
Marsh. She is accompanied by Edwin
DAYTON Bates and Mr. L S Bates, her
grandson and son 10 law and they will
visit friends in East and North Dorset and
Rutland returning TO Massachusetts, early
in November. Until she broke up her
home in 1873, Mrs Dayton had been liteI
long resident Of East Dorset, She will be
90 years old next month, and except that
her eyesiRht is very much impaired she is
10 fairly good health and excellent spirits.
Edward A, Benedict died last Sutur
day from the effect OF an accident receiv
cd last March by tree falling on bin
he hRd been nearly helpless since the ac'
cident and post mottem examination
showed that bIs back was broken, the
bones shutting by Bnd the spinal cord
uesrly severed, 1t is remarkable that he
should have | we'd even for an hour offer
the irlury He Was 80 Injured 10 hi,
luogs and this lsst vas ibe immediate
ciu.e OF his death, us Ranerene set 10 aud
be passed awBy bflet much intense sufiarl
ing, Bis funeral services were well stlen
ded from the Episcopsl church on Tncs.
Day motl ing aud bis remslns were laid
away 10 their last restiag place IN the
cemetery 10 th.s village His u ter Mrs
Jennie Hamilton Of Englevcoi, Ill, sruv.
ed 10 tosa Friday uiRht just 10 time to
see bin IN bic last conscious momeuts,snd
his irothcr Prof Ezra Benedict Of WIS
boro, ! came bone to be preFent at 1t,
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