The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

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He'd Gave psw advertisement a..
uve mopey.
III. N. Sha. hxs q res Advertisement
az .furriiprs ard hoGse Furnishing good,
Which oexh, TO Ip,eresi people.
The psbls schools Of the iown com
meacsd toe spring term 90 Monday. MosI
Of them have the same teachers ~ las,
term.
-rhs roads are gesilns quite dry ID
plso ADD II the road commissioners would
pat os the gravel before they are settled Il
would s,sy IN place and no, become nui'
satcs a. Il often Ia.
Mrs. ID. n. wiliop has pufebased .
building lot Of II. A. walker neIt 10 Hon.
A l. Graves residence, and we understand
that she will at orce commence the cree
ton of residenee thereon. Mr.. Walker
IL Also bulliing ato.ber house near by.
The concert and dance Of Smiths or.
chesira 81 The Opera House Monday even
ing VAS great suecl ~, the hall being 4 u.
ed with dancers and spectators. Several
"old s,sgers" we're present, who showed
the young people how 10 dance In the old
style. The orchestra made neat sum out
Of ]. which IL as Il should be for they seem.
ed TO make ever, body hsppy.
Miss Grace Bsbblti, aged IA, grand.
daughter Of III. y. Warner Of this village,
committed suicide at her home In Land.
grove on Monday morning Of last week.
Her act 10 attributed to trouble In the fam.
lily, and with those connected with IL, She
WAS missed from the house and was easily
traced by her tracks 10 light snow which
had fallen TO the spot where the drowning
took place. II was evident from the foot
prints that she had made no pause at the
bank OF the stream, but had thrown her
sclf 10 rs soon as che reached the water
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
--Miss keene has foe line Of the latest
New York millinery at reasonable prices.
Call and examine styles.
The Fuller Lumber Co ia shipping six
carloads OF lumber week besides deliver
Ing a large amounts to local customers.
Dufresne has 800, 900 feet ready to ssw.
Farmers tay that Tuesday was the best
maple sugar day In years and fair crop
Was gathered. The quality Ia Of the floest
md syrup has sold for one dollar a gallon,
but so much lie being made the price will
probably be lower.
We learn that r. |. Bstchelder Of Peru
las decided not to take charge Of the new
lotel when completed as was expected.
Ne hope good landlord may be found, a.
he character OF the house Is determined
y its prop ,tor. We hope to have one
4 the best houses In the state.
SOUTH DORSET.
Mrs. Cody has been appointed postmis-
ress to I'LL the vacancy coused by the death
I her husband.
---IssIah Danbar has recovered from bis
liuTies so AZ to be able to work sgsin. He
drawing blocks from the Norcross- West
aarry to the mill Of the Dorset Mountain
larble Co.'S leased by the former COM
any, at which work was begun last Mon
ny. The marble business 10 rushing and /,
kelly to remain 80 for some time to come.
The question has been asked what good
oes the womsn's Relief Corps dor The 4
'omans' Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the :
rand Army Of the Republic, Is the largest
and pati organization Of a
omen Ia the world, numbering now al 4
ost one hundred and fifty thousand men, a
RS. Organized 10 1883, following q call h
, Commander-in-C Chief Paul Van Der !,
oort, with small band Of charter mem. \
re, 1t has grown to magnificent proper. 7
)ns In numbers and Influence and In a
resms Of bounty which have poured out Il
rough the treasury 10 msny deserving a,
annels. The strongest and best women n
the nation have been proud to have the n
mes upon the rolls. Its aim and OF scts
Q TO specially aid and assist the Grand n,
my Of the Republc and to perpetuate
Q memory Of their heroic dead. For the h
ar ending June 30.h 1908, the National a,
easurer has expended for the w. X c.
me a. ,72l.l7, for decoration Of soldiers Il
ayes 10 the South sl,197 SO, for the Kan. "
] God sufferers $500, for the Mckinley h,
mortal 1000, for relief $l5} 700 10. re-
10 number OF persons assisted has been n,
a33. Ia the organization there are 8 906
rps. The total expenditures last year
counted to $50 5s7 IS ard there are no
bilities. To every loyal woman there is
'earty invitation given to bin this band :, :,
earnest workers. ="
DORSET. n.
We are glad to see DR.. and Mrs. Lid all
10 the streets sgain after their long H. liz
10. Tie
Dorset people were panied to learn OF
death Of Alger Bourn 10 Nes York Be
'pital where he had gone for treatment. tsi
viii be greatly missed among our sum Of
! population. Inn
The Trustees Of the Library Associa- Gu
B having failed to secure the necessary i
de TO fiaish ard equip the bulldog have BOZ
id,d TO sell he building and foundation Be
Iuc,ior, April l6 b At ten O'Clock A. NJ, ber
ASS citation having lease Of the lard OF
Library purposes only, the building bel
foundation has to be moved from Ito ans
sent location btforc May 20ih Here 10 bis
nance for purchasing about 10000 feet cor
lumber and IS iqasre Of ,ls,e At q bar cliI
D.
Mrs. Esther Msnler, The Oldest re, ideni Ba
Dorset, Who passed AWAY Friday, March mo
was 90 years old The 20 u December. dar