The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-03

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aps ira be 10 plcSir.
Tie iosa ss,horihss will meet ios lhs
issi time btfsrc PrsssaeniIai elec,ies Al lhs
Tesn Clefis fioe. Sat Nov. sh.
--PA,r'ct Mcbride. an old soldier And
much respected cii'r u eiad ks, w~k sDt
wss buiifd Al East DSrssi, he wn n,m
b,r al stisner Peat, O. A. n. The Poe
attended the faaersl.
-rheM y 40, X. II. tliperdsd opera
ilons Monday Tor 4 short time. one old
who, - locomotive don't make very re-
liable motive power.
We vl.h TO return thanks to cor neigh
bou And f'ierds, who 90 kindly assisted III
during the sickness and death Of our uncle
and especially skinrer Post Of Manchester,
Of which be ~a member.
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph McBrlte
DORSET.
-Pfebiiu Ken, Was 10 Troy, n. Y. Sat.
urdsy.
--John Fisher Was 10 Providence, II 1.
saturday.
Henry Williams Of BenLi igton WAS In
town Monday.
Herbert williams ard wife were 10
Granville, y. Y. Monday.
--Alotz, Wade has moved into the J.
Y. billiard house owned by Edward Morris.
--Hrs. George Wade and son Lswrerce
visited friends 10 londonderry last week.
w. b. Sheldon and wife OF Benz gton
spent the Sabbath with friends in Dorset.
--Isiah Dunbar 10 drawing pulp wood
from the S, n. Warren farm to Manchester
Depot.
e. W. Bsrrows and family attended
the furersl Of Julia Martin, daughter Of
J ohm Martin OF Granville, N. Y, on Nor
day.
Henry Baldwin who has been quite
feeble for several years and 10 being cared
for at the home Of William CrsndslI, 10 fall.
Ing fast. His age and condition are such
that there 10 very little chance for recovery.
Wayne Harwood, clerk In Hon. @. n.
sykes store made a flying trip to New
York last week returning home Friday
With bride. They will occupy rooms In
= 4 A.,i.yis carnar ~ " In q M Ohm rob
,treetf, where they will be at home after
Dec. lst.
CLARK wilkins Is moving into the Pad.
lock house, recently purchased by his
BROTHER Seymour wilkins who will ALEC re
move from the Nichols farm to the same
place. John II. wilkins will remove from
he Norcross place to the place vacated BY |
seymour wilkins.
u. H. Hodge, probably the Oldest
nsn In town, now nearing his ninety
ourtb year, hale and hearty and remark.
bly, well preserved, mentally and physical
?, called on your correspondent Monday.
ie is very much interested In politics and
avs be has carefully noted the different
Jews taken by leading papers In this cam
aign as he has In all the Presidential cleo
ons for seventy years and feel, perfectly
sfe 10 warranting Roosevelt's election and
hat he hopes to live to cast his ballot for
i'm.
EAST RUPERT.
Mrs. Phelps entertained the Missionary
clety last week.
j. Champion Roberts ard family have
zen visiting his mother and brother 10 !
Mrs. Clinton Meachan Of Cbicopee
ais, Mass, who has visited relatives and
lends here has returned home.
Mrs. Wesley Leach ard son Milo, Of
awlet, called on old neighbors and friends
Gently. Mrs. Leach and MIS-. Meachan
us met for the first time since they were :
'ung people, some forty years ago.
We desire to thank the friends and
iehbors who kindly assisted US at the
ne Of illness and death of Mrs. Sarah Aid.
III our dear sister and aunt.
MIR. and MRS WALLACE TowsLEY,
Mr.. and MRS PAUL TowsLEY,
SCHUYLER TowsLEy.
PERU.
NJ ard Me- Jnhn Gtnpa oya waiting In
Inby and Rupert.
Mrs. Ina Coolidge ID suffering from an
ared fnger, caused by catching 1t In the
u OF washing machine.
Henry Tiff and jay Colvin have sold
liz places to Geo. L. Richardson, and
tn will move to Rupert soon.
Mics LsBelle Batehelder returned las:
ek from an absence OF three weeks with
end, In Fitchburg and Nstick, Mass.
Recent guests In town were Andrew
'kwood and son Of Brsttleboro, John
Batchelder Of Greer field, Mass, accom-.
lied by Mr.. Smith OF Wilmington.
M. j. Hapgood was home from Mont
Ter over Sunday and entertained several
,nds at diner at the Richardson
ige. Among the guests we're Ex-Lieut.
v. Stanton, Hon, A 4. Cudworth, Hon.
l.. Graves.
Harvey Ripley who lives at the Bacon :.
iber Job, shot a deer on the mountain d
y Chas. Reeds Tuesday. 1t was nne
clmen, weighing 200 pounds after being
ssed, and the sntlers had several proDgs.
'tmaster =. @. Wyman bought the :
d.
ARLINGTON.
". N. Car field, town representative, I
, tome over Sunday.
Patrick Thompson has returned from I
day1trip - st. Louis.
Miss J. Maude Adams 10 Waiting ?
ada and relatives 10 Adams and North ,