The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

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pot, A n Saith. Rcsi Atlissiou.
sascH1rrH pnvr.
Mrs fissry Hsrs, !. 90 tie siea lisi.
d. @tippls si,sGas her
Niles M.nis E.'stroot Of Bteninrion
IL he sss,i 81 Mi. Jsnais Bradley
M ,ba Mrs james Marsy Of Cen
bridge. N 7 are si.i,iss si L'ri Ponds.
Oar psopIs we're rissssa TO zee W J.
cr..Ioti .ssla 10 our vilisse lac, sandsy.
MI Msalsy 10 having bis rssiseDes
nssly panied. August kotlsr Welding
,hs srnsb.
walter Utley 10 coufssd to the house
By illusn, DR. Ci.mous 10 the attending
physician.
MIR sna Mrs simeon Corbsii OF Bee
nins,on ere ,psndios. Ch,htnss 9Th
their aspsttss. Mr., Mason Chid.
ALFRED Bowman Of Neu Bitten. Com !,
IL spending . iss days 10 tosn. AR
locke % II be bed . good boarding piics.
Mos. Of the men employed BY The Be,
tsnhili Lumber Co. quit work work Sssur
day for the reason tbs. their pay 10 behind
sad they are tired OF visiting Tor II,
The l.. A d. vili awe . boz supper o.
@. A. n. hall on this. Thursday evening.
They propose TO give . bop once 10 iuo
weeks, the nui ope 10 occur on the evening
OF Jsn. 9th.
We sre glad to learn that our youoe
friend, Charley Dancb, 10 improving from
bis sttsek OF rheumstisn i, comes hard
Tor young man oil bis nature 70 be tied
ap With illness.
The com unity YES shocked Monday
morning 10 learn OF the death OF Hiram
Cbspmsu which occurred Sunday night.
He attended church - usnsl Sunday, bat
40. feeling we'll, did not stay ~ Sandy
school % uss bis custom, A physician
vas sum q oned but her sank rapidly and
passed away dnrins the plight. ApoplsIy
10 given % the cause OF death. Mr. Chap
mao was q good ethan aud kind neigh
Dor and will be greatly missed 10 church
snd community.
In spite OF dissgreesble weather and
high water the work 81 the Norcross 4
West mill goes on, one gang working on
Sunday, az the contractors ore behind
time. Considerable machinery is slresdy
10 place. Tao irscks irom the Vail plant
have been laid so that cars with mschin
cry and gravel run right up TO the mill.
II looks odd enough to SEES locomotive
aud train OF cars coming up through the
Hicks meadow clear to the hiehvy. 1t
vill be . very bosy place 10 that locslity
neYt summer.
"A man named John Giilis had bis
leg broken u Duiresne mill on the moun
tsiu on Saturday. he had come there the
dsy before and engaged to work for Grit
9th. The scciden. occurred while be vas
scuflns with smother man st the board
ins house. He wss brought down end
taken 10 the Fairviev Hotel and thei Over
seer OF The Poor notified. Who bad him
taken TO the town farm. Az be has no resi-
dence 10 this state be will be ohsrgesbls to
to the Town oil Strsston where the scci
dent occurred.
Skinner Post. No, "a. q. A. r., held
their snnusl election Of Officers Dec. 18th,
vhen the following officers we're elected
d. II, Dyer. Commsndsr; N. To~slsy. Sen
ior Vice Commander: w. II. Smith. Jun
lot Vice Commsnder; A. " Tanner. Qusr
termss,er; W. II. Smith. J. g. Risckmsr
aud @. II. Sessions Auditors; l.. b. Hem
enssy, Sosgeon. r. II. Liusley. Chaplain
A. ]. Mason, Officer Of the Day; Philip
Plsnkey, Oficsr Of the Guard. L. Il.
Hemenvsy, Trustee; J. O. Blsckmer, Dele
gate to Department Encsupment; O. q.
Sessions, Alternate. A. l. jenkins. Adit.