The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-09

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1909 ire . tbsi ere 10 be tapped each year
and al tbesanmsr season Mr. l'hsu
will use The place 10 entertain bis fri'nds
There is . Zoe view from the premises,
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Lasiippe. shh lie after efl eta. annually
destroys thoussbds OF people. II msy bt
qulcil, cured by ose Minute Cough Gore
the only remedy that produces immediate
results 10 coughs. colds, crop. broneh
tie, pntunoni. aud throsi snd lups irou
bles. /, will prevent consumption. J ID
Whipple. Manchester Centre; A IL Pe'si
bone Mspchtstsr Depot
MANCHESTER cESTRB
W. l. Bradford bias sent 10 bis tesia
nation az General Secretary OF The T. NJ
O. A
DR. Wymsn tIpcc to be absent from
town for Two weeks alter Fndsy OF this
week
William Beun,it will owe into The
house purchased by r q. Robinson OF L
X. Carpenter,
A. CLARK Whipple, who is located IN
Rutland has been taking weeks vscs
tion Of bi. home.
Mrs. jenkins OF Del usor, n. !. has
been y,.iuos her sister. Mrs. M.ry L.
Dean. the lst week.
The ladies aid society will met with
Mrs. Od.ndo Bourp. tbs Thursday after
noon. All are cordially invited,
The Gard Club met With W, II. Rob
er,s 90 Monday evening, There was y
large attendance s0d ell ct ioyed the even
ing,
Mics Notch zee OF Milwaukee. Wis.
has been spending a week OF Manchester
Centre, having come E.s. TO attend the
funeral Of her aunt, Mrs. L l. Wymsn
-Mrs Charlotte Eddy Of Hoosiek
Fslls. N. Y. Who was called here by The
death OF her cousin, Mrs. Helen Bnreess,
stiii 10 town.
There VISA large attendance st the
union temperance .etviee at ,be Baptist
church Suodsy evening Mr. Mstl'scn
smoke very earnestly and fotcibly oil the
evils OF inieupersnce and the duty OF
every individual to sid 10 making 1t easy
Tor people to do hight and difficult to do
wrong. Mr. Mpt.ison expects to devote
bis entire time TO the work
-Atlhe animal meeting OF the 3. +. u
A il was voted 10 continue sending the
publics,ions TO all the schools 10 to~p, 81
90 to oflsr prizes amounting TO sl0 Tor the
heal O I'm positions on kindness to animals,
omen TO oil the public schools 10 town. A
90 O. mittee was appointed to arrange Tor
a meeting OF ell the school children IN
town next GUNNER Of which these compos
ition will be read. also recita'ions aud
short talks by tome Of the colder chil
dren." The pupils OF our schools will be
notified by their iescbers in due time OF
the terms OF the competition and the de
tails OF The meeting. The society also
voted 10 give sl4 in premiums at the next
annual FAR for the best cared for horses
that have been constantly 81 work on the
farm or in tesn,ins. The former officers
Of the society we're al reelected.
A mtmbe Of the Skinner Relief Corps
recently wrote Commsnder-.r. chiei Shaw
iuqulribe II be would approve pupils
being tsusb, to honor old soldiers by Civ
ins them The Grsbd Army sslute. A re
DIV was re ceived from Col B,kevell Who
is Col Shsw's special aide In charge OF
military instruction 10 public schools 10
which be say. II would be very besuti
iul II children in their classroom should
collectively salute comrades visiting their
schools, or II 10 passing professions OF
comrades 10 do 90 il collectively assem-
bled. II may be difficult TO inspire them
10 salute comrades individually. when
they accidentally meet them. bnt there 10
no rule against lie being done anywhere
II desired" The Prssidett 81 the Skinner
Corps hopes teachers will intttuet their
pupils 10 sive sollirrs the military salute.