The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-27

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t'oiosf, 10 - cid asa yety valuable fSr'
/ III rtf, q ase aeC.iatstr.
- nstlce this, me tsiersmrn have "a, q
aae ten wkief EuCxh IL the dag.wsy eta,
ihs John War place. Thsnl yos gepiie-
m and 10 does The horses
- II. woG 10 brlldiux Zoe cottage
pear h.s hprec on wes, street Tor bis esash.
ter, also aae carriage hoa,e and stable Al
bic residence. "spsf' never boards W tia
nohfy bat eses u vhtre Iiwili do The most
good.
DIR. Marsh the ylessAsi old electric pin
tiipenTef Of the Ceaire has stopped the
leaks IN bis roof with mo Tar roofillng. -
The Doctor has a coed practice Up this
valley ~ dta all the Manchester cure
piloir.
We nils the stylish ,qsipsges ihsi
through tie summer diise over eur hae
roads ard slso The autos, this la.i ss happy
r'n oae q our old CT teamitefs suggests
that oxen be used TO haul them around
turns and crooked places, thus iHturing q
speed that would allow teams TO pass.
DORSET.
Lou Graham has appi.ion In Albany,
MY.
Clarence Robinson Is 10 Tru,byllle, N.
Y. for few days.
Mrs. Ffatk Z. GrAhsm 10 connned to
the house by tltknsss. Dr.. Llddle attends
her.
Geo. II. Williams and daughter Mrs.
Chas. kcwiyre visited friends In Rupert
last week.
Hon. G. N. sykss aud daughter Loulte
bsve returned hons from several weeks
Wait 10 the west.
IT. NJ. Collins AID wife were 10 Grsr-
Vile, N. Y. last week visiting their Tor,
Or. J.s. Co!l1s.
"a bic parents, M. ard Mrs. william
Weeks the past week.
Mrs. William Bstchelder and son Louis
visited friends In Granville, N. Y. for
few days last week,
-Eiwsrd J. Towsley, wife and daughter
Ind MIS-. Plynn L9di visited friends In Tin
mouth ard wsllingford last week.
John billiard, teacher In the village
,rammer school attended the State Teach.
rs Convention 10 Rutland last week.
"A large party OF young people gave
Joseph Wellwood's family surprise Satur-
lay evenirg. A pleasant tin was passed.
John 5. Bstchelder who has had sew
raj years Experience In the jewelry bust
ess In the city Of Haverhiil, Msts, has
tmoyed 10 Manchester Center where he
vii soon be ready for business at bis DWELL
x one door north OF Colburn House.
Alvin Wade, son Of Henry Wade, who
as been employed at the Norcross and
Vest Marble quarry the past summer as
gnal boy, while at his work MUIday In
he forenoon fell forty five feet into the
uarry. He struck IN iron pipe some twen-
y from the top which broke. He then fell
bout Is feet, striking a projecting stone
bling of and falling to the bottom. When
rst reached he was lnsensible, soon how c
yer he returned to consciousness and was
ken to his home. D.. +. c. Liddle was c
illed and after careful examination de.
ded that none OF the bones were broken, C
1T internal Injuries had probably been
istained ard to what extent could only be Ii
eertained sitter few days had passed.
ow PRISON could fall that distance and y
,t be killed or bones broken is past every
res understanding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheldon Of Dorset
ere In town Tuesday.
John Stone ard wife Of Peru are visit
< relatives and friends heIe.
Mrs. Fred Ststia ard Mrs. Ebert Far
r Of Granville, n. Y, we're the guests of
Ellie Mccall Thursday.
Warren Ellsworth has gone to live with
s son Fran k, who has recently purchased
farm at Manchester.
willard Wade died very suddenly at
home In Kent Hollow Saturday. Inter-
snt In the new cemetery a. Rupert.
EAST DORSET.
Miss Sarah Bowen and friend OF Rut.
I'd are In town.
Miss Anna Barrett was In Rutland over
nday.
Mrs. Jasmine Of Rutland is visiting
T sister.
Mics Mary Crandall Benson OF Rutland
n town,
james O'Bfien Plttsfeld, Msss., 10
town.
= Miss Rose Mclaughlin OF Brandon visit
at her home here Sunday.
Miss Bessie Bowen Of Bennington tpent
ndsy a, her home here.
Misses Sadie and Anna Sherlock re-
ned from visit In Rutland Saturday.
STATE NEWS.
he Congregationalists Of Morrisville are