The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-09
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George Moore OF Rcetirgham was In
town recently.
Mas L)is Batchelder returned to Clif.
ton Springs Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Slmonds OF Manchester 10
assisting Mrs. Ira Walker.
Mrs. Sarah Russell 10 at home after VIZ
iting friends In MaNacbu,etts.
Mrs. Moore Of Grafton spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Mofilt.
The EndeAvor Society served strawber
ries q, the village hall Friday evening.
&C. 4. Beckwilh resumed work In Bos-
ton Tuesday after = forlI ishls stay 10
town.
Mrs. Y. g. Wyman returned Saturday
from weeks stay at Dr.. c. W. Rays In
Chester.
REV. M. j. Is. Fuller j)ined his family
At N. b. Lyons for short stay the first Of
the week.
Mrs Ira Walker ard Mrs. Walter Hunt
rode out on Sunday, the first time for either
In several months.
REV, @. o. Bruce began pastoral work
here LAST Sunday. Mrs. Bruce has srrlved
and they are occupying the parsonage.
The cheese factory opened for the sea-
son Wednesday June lit. c, O. Judd Of
Dorset makes the cheese again thi, year.
"A stone was received last week by CT.
pre,s from the Murray Homestead In Gull
ford, Conn, for the Bromley House Are
place. Seven Are places are being built In
this hotel and It 10 designed to have the
central one made Of stones Of more or less
historic value. Any one wishing to con.
tribute may do 50 by for warding the came
soop.
SUNDERLAND
A sad accident occurred here on Mon
day afternoon. Arice Godette, IL years
old, was killed by the sou.h-bound flyer on
the Rutland railroad near Sunderland sta.
ton. She, with another girl, had been
picking greens and started down the road
They came to small bridge near Sunder-
land station and her companion said they
would not have time TO cross 1t ~ they
heard the train. Her companion succeeded
In getting across, but Arice fell In the mid.
die Of the bridge and the engine struck her.
The train was running At the rate Of ~
miles an hour when the engineer saw the
girl A. be was rounding = curve, but be
could not stop his engine. She was breath.
Ink when taken Up and put on the train,
but died In q few minutes. Examination
failed to show bruife and the heart was
apparently all right. The remains were
taken home on the evening train from
North Bennington. The train was In |
charge OF Boston and Maine crew.
SYNDICATE.
Grace Anderson WAS home from school
Dav.
-Rlv. C. =. Harris had large congre.
gation last Sunday.
Clark Hamiltoa, grand Jlryman ard
DR.. Hoyt, petit juryman are attending
court Ut Manchester.
DIR. Hoyt and wife ,pent last week al
Charles Randall's In Manchester.
ALI the farmers here took their wot to
Arlington Monday and Tuesday, selling TO
Ar. Clark for "a cents.
ID. Hurd and three friends came from
ioosick Falls OF Saturday 10 an auiomo.
bile to visi. MS brother. They report .
Iuick passage.
--Childrens Day will be observed at the
hurch neg. Sunday evening. Antf) It's
icing made to have the exercises iaterest.
ng ard II Is hoped there will be large at
enhance.
There 10 prospect ola large hay crop.
fuch q the corn planted did 70. come up
nd had to be plaat over. There Will be
10 po;stoes planted than usual TIL, rear
w,pg 10 scarcity of seed The price WAS
. high farmers soil themselves short.
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