The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-05-05

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iaAanenf ard iaf dADeirx sfi3fsrd.
mAscWrsTrm caxrnn,
-Jamsson, ths barter. has opened his
= sscg 10 tte Bssar Bisek.
:. I'D. n. D3er ~ spsirisg AID .lsilrx ne
= rss bars 90 bic premises.
III -~Mia Victoria Benson Of Bondvule 10
: risiiirg her nescs, Mrs II colsin.
-s,swssries ~ cents. two baskets for
Is espu ii Graves Friday sae Saturday.
: --shcldcn Anodos ard family hsve NOV
!, 81 inio The house owned BY JahS DSu.
-.isnesDr's ofch,s,fA will give dsrce
. ., the Talon Opera House on Friday even
. log.
Mr. Fnd Bans and con Of Hoosisk
Failf, X. r.. have been visiting Der sister,
Mrs.. gcssrd Bates.
Rev. Mr.. Eiwsrds wiIl preach rcIt
SgHeEy morring oe the "Evicences Of
Chrit,lanliy. /" 10 the evening "wblY"
--Mn Kiwin BlrrIi, psssd a~ay after
iorg illnsss on Mar ID. The funeral will
occur At her late residence this ThursdAy
afternoos At three o'clock.
The listers are glad TO have nearly
completed their work ard are gfailflsd
that thc total list 10 considerably larger
lhsn lasi year. which shows that Manchet-
ter 10 grosing.
Charles Baldwin, died 81 the residence
OF o. N. Darby April 2s.h. lie bad been
In usual boslih until about three weeks sgo
when be toos hard cold which developed |
into pn,unnnia. The interment was In
Dorset,
The F.liylew lquor license expires to-
night at II O'Clock, aud the town will 70
dry ss far As legal sales are concerned. As
the penalty for Illegal seliing lie $500 most
people will be careful about breskirg the
law.
The undersign,d desire to express ain
cere thanks to the many friends and neigh
bors who so kindly assisted during the III
ness and death Of q loved husband and
father, also to the singers and those who
sent flowers.
MRs 4 A. FISHER aud family.
The store Of Hon, A, l. Graves was
broken into Monday night ard few pairs {
Of shoeS, jsck-kr ives and cigsrs were taken.
The loss ls very small. Tiey entered by 4
pryi open lower door and were evil /
IDENTIFY boys or persons under the II flaence
OF liquor.
MANCHESTER DEPOT. s
Mrs. Polly Chapman Is slowly improve
log.
Mrs. william Smonds was In town
last week calling on friends.
Our beautiful spring days have come :
at last and everybody is busy.
The cheese factory will start up Mon ;,
day under the supervision Of Henry Sher-
win.
An intoxicated tramp WAS arrested
Saturday evening. He could not pay his d
nne and will spend 10 days in jail. c
Mrs. Wallace Lsmpson and Mr.. Robert 81
Batchelder went to Bennington on Satur-
day to attend the play at the Opera Houfe. d
Workman have commenced repairing k
the depot bulldog II will be moved q few II
feet north and new tracks put In. They "
say It Will be fine when completed. to
There has been report that G. H II
willard, who Ia visiting friends In town
will run the new hotel, which 10 not true. %
Mr.. willard will run q summer hotel on pl
The New Jersey coast. 81
DORSET. hi
Robert Bromley sold bis personal pro-
perty at auction last week and will soon
eaye town. -
An infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles nj
Wade died at the home Of Its grandparents All
IN Wells recently. an
Mrs. Albert Cheney and two daug Gu
II B'ston are here for the summer with pa
Hiss Vance at the "Hemlocks." II.
Residents Of the village are putting
hings 10 good condition for the summer
ampaign. It Is hoped and expected that ~,
Dorset will have good season as ususl. 80
Charles Bald win, another old resident IA
I Dorset, died at the home Of 0. M. Derby %,
0 Manchester last Thursday aged 81 years tw
nd months. The funeral was held here ito
n Saturday, Rev. Charles Carhart assisted ga
v Rev Mr.. Barstow Of Manchester con-
uctiug the services. Many Dorset people
TENDED to show their respect for the de.
gased who lived so long In this community de-
nd who was one Of our best cit'zens. A tru
Nv years ago he sold bis home here and sur
ought place In Manchester, but his wife thr
ying soon after the home was broken up. tina
10 spent one winter with friends 10 CALI toV
,rnia and then returned to Manchester. Bro
Ie was remarkably vigorous until about | h,
Tree weeks ago when he took hard cold Of
I IN developed into pneumonia. He was me
srried three times bat l,fs no children VIII
I'd few relatives In this vicinity, but many Cor
&c long friends regret his decease. J. 4
ARLINGTON. MAJ
--MIss Josephine II ,blnson 10 visiting In "''
annlpgton. T
Fred Hoyi, who has been visiting with JAG
''a,iyes here ieurted TO HE home 10 Pitts N.Y.
Id Tuetday. carr
Mrs. Orlando Csi q ID IL recovering MN
ON q brief iilnots Mrs. Csrheld is the nun
dest resident 10 towr. being In her Goth, soo
~ bacl
-. $500, c,,o u.u xhe
n Of ssrfgse was held at the home OF
= brother. Claik Hamilton, In that town 'a.-
,esday, Rev. y. B. HAMS Of East Airing
n effichaiig. O.