The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

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, tfsih. ihfpsh &c % Dot fsily lndgr,s q
J that u "a 8 ~ Tho gallsrd rsl'rotd. "Apr
, ihcr raasph has afifen ~he lnoss 10
Jossph Nss. Bot sfier n years G
csuraui. hentsi, fsilhfsI service ~ frelsh
ard baggage sgeui al Manchester, tai Il
sik for scme one 10 help him While the oh
dcpo, wss belng torn W. The help "a
nri furnished and Rob had to atop. Tselv'
yesr o. ibese twenty three Rob ~, vi
summer aud winter for the plight train
which run from II .. m. TO .. m, II they
we're on time snd also dit the day work
Bat The constant grine, The heavy liflirS
and care broke bic heslth and having earn
ei the railroad Thousands ard nyed then
uadreds Of dollars be became old AID Ia
the way ard the GstlsSd railroad, which
IL, heartlets ard merecnary conc,rn,
would not help him but dropped him cut
without bali pay, vi houi a pension, with
90, SAY Ing goodbye. Rob was there when
the old Bennington a gitlard railroad was
the a. wheu NJ s. Colburn was the wheel
within g wheel, wlea AL CoInor WAS The
boss, and nov they are all out and The last
Of Reb's friends don't feel s though they
had used him rs, light. oicourse owning
the railroad they can urn men 0 or force
them by over work 10 resign, but where
business has mere than doubled Ia ten
years is 1t fair to ask their men TO do all
alone the double worky
DonsEr.
Mrs Harvey Hodge u qllte iodispos
Cd.
Prof. Albert b. Cheney Of Boston Ia at
the "Henl chr"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ecgren Of Il i,laud
are at Oliver Warmers.
--Yrauk Grshsm has gone West to see
bis mo- her who is Ill
Faux GrAhsm's rcsldenc, on Main
street 10 beirg painted.
Sheldon Masters ard family of Troy
have rented he Prentice cottage.
Mrs. Henry Parks Of Wills was with
her daughter Mrs Charles Wade over Sur
day.
Mics G. DsNottbo ck's cottage has bee
rented to Mr.. b lrber and family Of Toledo,
Ohio.
Prentice Kent OF Albany, N. Y, YVES
with bis parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kent
Memorial Dsy.
Principal Colburn Of Burr and Burton
seminary came up with Waller A. Dare
to pass Memorial Day.
Items for the JOURNAL should be hand
ID to Johl Fisher as early SIS Monday ev-
ming OF each week.
Miss Marie l.. Williams Of Castleton
Normal school ha, been v.slting her par
,nts, Mr.. and Ms. G. N. Williams.
Mrs Frances Hatch has opened her
cottage ard her sor, Loretz) and wife and
on are with her for the summer.
Miss Ellen Blskley Of Marash, Turkey,
1 visiting her uncle, Gilbert M. Sykes.
frs. Blakley Of New Hampshire Is also at
dr. Sykes.
Mrs Susan Thomas has returned to h,
onie after passing the winter 10 northern {
Nv York. Mrs. Obermier has taken
ooms with her for the summer. k
Arthur Wade and Mis-, Reneldo OF
'reer a cid, Mass, who were with bis par G
nts Mr.. and Mrs. George Wade over Sum
ay and Memorial Day, returned Tuesday. j
The new books advertising Dorset as q
lmmer resort are out, and are very attrac-
We. L ich book contains everal full page
besides reading matter which
Of Interest.
Mrs. Alice Reid, wife Of James Reed,
led suddenly Thursday morning, May 10.
he was at her work Wednesday as usual.
esides her husband, she Is survived by
,ree daughters, Mrs. McGraw, Mrs. Scare, =
Ire. wilkins, and two sons, John Reed and
lillian Reed Her funeral was held from
er late home Saturday, May 81, Rev, c. s.
arhart ofiieiated.
Memorial Day was observed In Dorset
though the day was rainy and service
I'd address were held at the basement Of =
lie church. There was large attendance \
children and people who were not de- 1
lined by bad weather from attending. At
.st Memorial Day was largely an affair Of
10 Grand Army and kindred organizations
It - the years passed the whole people
came interested In the day and gathered
gether With one sccord to participate 10
observance. II has been the good for
ne OF the G.. A. r. to secure exceptional
'od fpeskcrs on such occasions and this
ar was no exception to the general rule.
alter A. Dane Of Manchester, Vt, was
e ipesker, although young man he gave r
an txcellent address. The music by ID
nd and choir and the patriotic songs by
e children Of the village primary school
10 consented to repeat some Of the pre- z
'morisl exercises given at the last half
rs session OF school with the req alton
Louis Bs.chelder Of the grammar school
d that Of little Anna Msnley Of the. prl- Z
ny which were intended to have been .
IT Of the program to have been carried
at the w. II c. mound at cemetery had
, weather permitted proved to be Of IN.
lal Interest and showed the excellpnt
lining that the children Of Dorset school :.
getting 10 the essential things Of life. -
} desire to thank the teachers and the =
ldren for their assistance, the choir and I
ID for music, the speaker for his excel. I
/ address, the w. X c for the bountiiul 4
ner provided by them aud the public for )
generous supply Of provi'i)ns and nov. !
and to everyone who assisted 10 any .
y to make the occasion success. 3
BuPRHT <
The Bennington County W. c. It. u, ,