The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-05-26

Percy Giimer, u phiriing the roof.
--Eaer j. W. wsa ~ North wolaosi.
y Freshest ef the ysfmsnt Csnfefenos ei
ssstrih bar Acvenu. will spcsk At The
hous 81 Mr.. ElDcr Adams 10 this village,
! n 30 Tbsrdsy cvcriss, Nay zsh. AL
ace cordially lnyiifd 20 I,lens.
u res dgpply e. hsts, a3wert Ard
rsateh plemo al Mrs q. n. wymsnf
, ni.iss'y piiiou ihii week, TO rtpiepish
The rpeUctd stock csgsd by the large sales
q The pas. fsw Gays. Nice tiinmed hais
Tor Memorial Day and commebo, met
, F1iotf ,T peat tfiis.
MANCHESTER pIl'or
Harry walker OF sprirsasld. VI. viz.
tied Mrs.. " N walter last week.
Mrs. a bert sml VAS called to Brook
Ign 90 aocoust Of ihs serious illnegs 81 her
mother.
Ar. AhdrsS ard family Of Arlington
have moved iniatie house corner Of Elm
aud Ctnler stfeis
--LpfersD saelson ard wife o. North
Londonderry we've the guests Of 2. ] Wal.
ker and Frank slmonds last week.
Bert Hicks ia At n, faiher's, ha,ipe to
give up hi, position In wsllIngiord for the
present 90 Acoount Of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster snd Edwin
Eddy we're Ia town over Sunday having
been called here by the death Of their sun,
Mrs. Laura Taylor.
--Bernice W. Davis has purchased
building lot on Highland avenue Of ]. c. |
Blsekmer which may mean new residence
In the Gear future.
Mr. Everett Taylor Of Arlington and
her nephew, Horace Hawkins Of South
Salisbury, visited friends 10 this village
Friday and Saturday.
Work 10 progressing as fast as possible
on the repairs to the railroad station and II
10 hoped TO have II 10 good worliog order
by the middle OF June.
Trains are running on the NJ. D. 4 g
railroad now day and night. They are i'm
proving the road bed snd ought TO extend
II to Dorset village at once.
The officials OF the Rutland Railroad
made thorough inspection OF their whole
line last week and report that the track and
bridges are in fine condition. A large num-
Der OF new steel bridges we're put Ia last
year.
20. A. Bourn and Waldo Williams at
tended the State convention which WAS held
10 Bellows Falls last Tuesday and wednes.
day as delegates from Hope Lodge, and
also Mrs. Almon Adams and Mrs. Ellis
Taylor from the Rebeckah. {
As the iil6iug OF the hotel will add
much 10 the appearance OF the village II
would be proper to consider come other In
proyements. The park with is trees and !
grass In summer might be made still more )
attractive by placing nice fountain there I
In and also few seats scattered about q
would be appreciated.
Members Of Lieut.. J. c. Blackmer 4
Camp NJ. 60, 5 Of ", are hereby ordered a
to parade for Memorial services Sunday, Il
May 20 b, 1904 All sons Of veterans are a
cordlilly invited to attend services with the
Camp. Assembly at camp headquarters
Manchester Depot, at 10 a. m.
E.. w. MALLORY, d
Commander.
ALI contributions OF food from our town
people for the Memorial day dinner will be
received. As we have been so 5
assisted in the past we expect
people still have an interest In this loyal IL
'ervice. viii those who can give flowers
AXE them to Mrs. Botsford where the :,
greaths are to be made. Veterans and kin
ired organizations are invited to the Epis. :,
opal church for the Sabbath service. ="
JASNET p. BLAcKMER, Pres.
EaMA A. LISsLEY, Secy. a
The Memorial Day exercises will be as
ollows Members OF the Post, s. Of ", "
v. Il. C. and l.. A. S are invited to attend
lion Episcopal church Sunday, May 20 at By
| a. m, sermon by Rv. ii. ID. McNiel.
Ia Monday, May 30.h members Of the W
'ost and 8 OF V. will assemble In front OF
he Court House at 9 a. m, Comrade NJ. W. n
jtley, Marshal, The procession will march :
o Dsllwood Cemetery, headed By the Ar
ngton Cornet Band, where the usual cere- VI
lonies will be observed. At II a. m. the W
recession will form 10 front Of School
louise, Manchester Centre and march to re
be cemetery where the exercises will be IN
,pssttd. After which dinner will be serv.
al @. A. Il. Hall. Ar p. m. the pro. tn
ession v III march to Union Opera House vi
Iie-c an address will be delivered by Capt da
. NJ, Brownell, 26.h Reg. u s. A. Of Bur. pr
ngton. Comrades o. Whitman, N. Tow.
ley, W. II. Smith and J. &. Blsckmer are
be COMMITTEES Of arrangements.
DORSET. ee'
Miss Bessie and Leah Chapman have
,turned from Yonkers, N. Y, where they W
,ent the winter.
-- Mr. AID Mrs. J NJ. Warren are again ee'
. Glen Farm aud S. NJ. Warren was there ny
few days last week.
&C. NJ. Sykes has been on the sick list. 10
MS. A. w. Thomas hiss opened her
,use on church street.
--ob diAh Rash, one Of our oldest resi- ~,
,Dis dtd last week. His fuaersl xts held
aesaay, Il :. Mr.. Carhart III ;isting.
Mir asd is. Clifton Kent have returr- 90,
to Alta y. Their son Charles will
end the summer with his grsud-psrentf. -,
Parties are again at work on the Fol- ".
m quarry which has been shut down
bee Kent & Root operated T.. There Is
cuty Of good marble there, -"
Postmaster Chapman has commenced