The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15
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"A little STOW, good wheelicg.
Bowen the photographer, wss 10 Man
chester Saturday pboiogrsphirg the mills
Thomas Burns ard his brother James
went to Benz Ington last week to consult a
doctor. Thomas ia quite poorly.
Candy pulls and birthday parties are
all the 70 among school girls this winter.
Several new pianos are coming into the
girls homes.
Many tons Of milk 20 from ROp3rt and
Dorse, 10 Boston daily and prices are so
good that the prospects sre coed for COL
tinusuce Of the same summer and winter.
The qusrry day Ia now nine hour, the
slate qusrIns Al Granville Is eight AID five
days In q week. Over production Is TIE
cause Of both and nextsesson will increase
the output ard sbutdowDs all along the
| line.
Lots Of pulp wood Is being hauled to
Manchester aud II seems too bad to cut
little spruce tree from four TO twelve lgches
on the stump, tsll ard straight for pulp
wood. These trees In 10 years would be
worth from one TO two dollars each stand.
log, now they are sold for about 10 Get ts
escn standing. The smaller ones bring a
cent apiece for Christmas trees, worse yet.
The IL hax Of rum from Granville con-
tlnues, - quarts OF The mixture is reported
last Saturday ard Sunday and they say II
Is vile stuff Our legislature is passing phi
vste bile. spending week to eat turkeys st
home, riding up and down the state aud we
arc without lgaa. Would II not be well to
have the legislature meet oree In four years
instead OF two years and then to pas only
laws that had been referred to the several
towns and hsd a msiosity Of the towns In
favor OF the sane. Oar lsws are constant |
ly titkered to give come one an advantage |
over ais nelghbor, ald when they make a
law for che general public they mske ore
that no member dare claim he voted for Il.
Most Of our Laws are made for spite.
Now there IL plea ont that Mrs. ROg-
ers Ia weak minded. Perhaps some Of her
d. tenders are ditto. II We are to eKonoiate
every fool who ptemedidstes cline by
poison and hires help to commit said crime
why not better be fool than King. when
q smar, person commits crime he Ia crazy,
when not be Ia a fool. Mrs. Rogers belongs
TO a class OF women devoid OF morals, shame
or d,cency. TIE world has been full OF
them ever stree The days OF Delliah al a
Cleopstrs down TO the pr, sent time. Sleh
women have lived, ahmed ar had those
who took their part for some reason. These
reasons are not always the same but the
majority Of them are based upon kindred
Ieellra. II
* D. orr OF Eagle Bridge, n. Y. VAS
10 i0s . NJ rdsy.
Ms. NJ r. Howard has goDe TO Poult-
ley for few days
The ,ouIg peop'e gave Ethel ard !
! sie fiowtr suiptite parry Friday exc
ling.
- alfs Bslie Mccall returned from Benn.
o ston Wednesday NAH, lbs attended the
aaersl Of OILS warren sundsy.
MI. An,hony gr.nge elected he follow
rg fllssrs Al their last meeting, Assitr.
Rollih Hopkins; oseneer, joseph Perkins
essrd. Cbaf.e, MatlisoD; Chaplain, W.
J. MAson; Lecturer, Mrs, Horace Moore
rmssarcr Horace Flower; Secretary, no !.
ace Moore Assistant ; eward, Roliln Nel-
On ceres. Julia narwocd, POmots, Acdie
)lnet Flor, Anrs Ilsrsooc Gate he pr,
,hsrlss Hoy kins. Lacy Assistant Seward,
irs. koilin Hopiina.
SUNDERLAND
Very cold fJr the tiae q year but no
leGshIng. Baai1ess 10 dull aud il,gla luai-