The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29

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Geo. W Bsnsei i, Ia TcoSesfogs sgsih
ma wosl Ia csnbsc'l1s with % OF dteef'
s,itxa large chsrch IN that place Ttii
ehvrsa ~u ssccralsa ever 70 years azo by
Mr.. Bssssu apd has nsvrr bcsn rstoeched
90 10 ,he prtssri tina. Tbs aide walls are
10 GOOD condition after Al thess years
The eo,use, Ia oer village are nos
sboss .lI coespkd, cur regular summer
oo.ilngeri eccspJifs nosi Of them .. lev
belsg occupied br aew eomers We fsres
our welcome 10 Al tbs c!i orss apd tr'end
. mo,t cordial ,lsoms 10 ali rev ones Who
have OF nsy esme smong 10.
MAI C. o,ys and Miss Sarah W.
or,I. I'm To- thursday morring TO meet
Mr.. osYs 81 Eu, Hampton, Mass, and
from there they were to 10 TO Boston ior q
.ho,t yi,lt Aua then on 20 the graduating
exercises q. wellesley. Miss Edna orvis
sr.duatlpg from that Institution Win hish
hopogs.
The pupils OF the village primary 'chooi
who were OF full attendance aud Without an
sbssn, mark during the sprins term are :
Fay Bos,ord. Enss, Cbertoatean, Lena
CbsrbonnCau. Maud johnson, Bernard john
,on, ylolo, Richardson aud Frederic VII
nsm.. Nellie Towtiey abstnt one hall day
Wayne Bostiofd one day.
The followitg graduates this year from
Burr ard Burton Seminary are Grsce Louise
Andre =, sandga,e Ella l.. Batchelter, Peru
Hugh II. Ba,ehelder, PERU Bessie NJ
B,ophy, East Dorset; Laurin Z. Davis,
Manchester; Daleie II. Buck, Manchester !
Msnora J. Edgertop, D1r,e,; onin b.
Hughes, Peru; Carl J. kiburn. Manches-
ter Sarah W. Owls, Manchester ;4nd Anna
l.. Tally, Dorset.
A COW belonging to c. c Bell OF TINS
ylllsge WAS euliously .leetiocu.ed ss'uf'
day. During reeeu, storm telephone
wire WAS blown down and lay across
street electric light wire. II then came 10
contact with a wire fence beneath. The
fence wire became heavily charged. Dur
Ine the day the Gov put her nose sgains'
the wire aud was Instantly killed
OF the class Of eleven that has just
passed cut from Burr and Burton Semi
nary several are undecided as 70 their future
but Miss Batcheldcr goes TO assume home
duties 10 the home so recently bereit OF her
mother. Mss Owls enters school In Phil
sdelphia this fall, Lsurin Davis, the genisl
captain OF the 1905 base ball team, enters
the Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology
while Orrin Hughes and Carl kiiburn, hav'
Ing completed the college preparatory
course here, Xpect to enter college this fsll
Our good wishes 20 with the class OF 1908
On July All the Ladies' Benevolent
Society will serve lunches 10 the parlors Of
the Congregational church. They viii
serve a twenty five cent lunch at moor
They will also have for sale at reasonable
prices Sand i;hes, pie, doughnuls, cthee
and tea. lee cream and lemonade will be
for sale IN the afternoon. All the ladies
OF the Congrt gslloasl chulch ale requested
to furnish supplies for the lunch a. the
church parlor July h. They will please
notify the following ladies, Mrs. John Bar
stow, Mrs. Geo i Tcwsley or Mrs. J N.
Hard az to what they intend to contribute.
Please tend In supplies carly.
The June term Of Court closed last
and all the oill.isls Immediately departed
There we're not many cases tried, the jury
docket being particularly light. The case
attracting the most interest was that Of
Fred johnson, on trial for the killing Of biz
brother Jay, in Bondville, last winter. The
case was OF more than usual Interest 81
several OF those interested were well known
about here, Mr.. johnson himself bavinf
taught school here In town. The senten
cling OF Mr.. johnson to not less than ];
nor more than IA years In States prison
will give him ample time TO eeriously con
slider his fate. IL 10 to be regretted tina
people who have never learned the art O
self control should take chances In carry
ing weapons when In 90 cases out Of 100 tn
use Of them leads to murder.
Arrangements have been nearly com
pleted for dedicsting the Soldiers honu
ment July An. The G. A. r. Posts vii
form In procession near J. l.. Tsylor's
the south end OF the village at 2 p. m
sharp and march to the morumeLt wher
the exercises will be held. All the childre
OF the public schools ln town under the az
OF fifteen are inyited to meet at the Taylo
place and form 10 procession behind th
veterans. Each one should carry q sma
bouquet end will be furnished with sms
dag. They will have part 10 the cert
monies. After The dedication an address
will be given by Congressman Foster ar
short addresses are expected from Senate
Proctor, Gov Bal and others. Qaite
number OF prominent men have been invi'
cd and several have already accepted. A
veterans are invited TO 10 with the Z
A. r. Posts In the procession and assist
the dedication, aud people generally are II
vi,ed to attend. The Bennington Post vi
be furnIsh,d with clolstion at the Batter
XII Isn, At Ia O'Clock, and will be receive
by Skinner Post and un,on Band and q
eorltd - the hotel. Il 10 hoped that on
town. people who have teams to spar
will be on hand to carry such Of the veto
ans ~ are unable TO walk 50 far as th
village and back again, to the trains afss
the exercises are over. II 1t Ia q pleAsar
day very large crowd will uudcub,edl
be present, hut the q srcIses will no. begi
uuili up. m. sfser the noon trsia arrive