The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-24

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tesasiiansl Harvester ksehine CO throash
heir Local sseni, @. l. wccdeoef. aftses
here power xa,olsIe engine 10 rup his rriss
ntl whs. The snglae ~as ssi AID started
~ Mr. Dsnr, ore Of the compsnys beet
,Yr~fls. Mr. v n ksisy, ibs General
As.rt a stfman'. personally supcriniend'
20 iie sstalrs aud slariins VI said engine,
10 be had given Mr.. Dimofd . guarantee
ihs, said epslse stuld grlbd forty bnsbe
~ corr per hour. The engine under hst
BIZ M Dlaaond ground At The rate Of hiiy
bushels ~ RI per hour without stacking.
This NJ Dimond ssyp, I, more than be
could do ~iIh his af.y horse poser water
shesl AN one ~ishinss q 81 eias', hish
grade, fully warranted gasoline engine
oald DO vii to spply TO @ l.. wccdecck
for ptiees, etc.
MANCHESTER pgfoT.
irs. c. A. BJuru /, slsitiag 10 Weston,
yei mont.
-Ar NJ : Child. Ia visiting in Ben
nIngtoE.
~ II. Fullerton wen, TO Troy, n. ",
Taesdsy.
Mr.. Emily simoLds 10 spending week
at Fayette Farrums.
--A Ms. l.. c P.eree has returned from
Walt 10 Worcester, Mass.
~ Van Riper aud wife Of New York
are stopping st the Bst,epkill Inn.
Mss There's q isckeubu.h Of Nstick,
Mas, IL willing Al Y. |, ,rnum's.
Mr.. C. II. Parker Of the Blaekmer Co :.
will 20 to Nav York Thursday.
Mr.. Frank @. mes and family Of
Boston, are summering At the Battenkill
Inn.
Mr. J l. Schroeder and family and
Miss D. SeufollIe Of New York are at the
Battenkill.
The next regular meeting OF Skinner
Relief Corp. will be held Friday next at
Z 30 +. N.
The Bsttenkill Inn 10 doing an excel
lent business being taxed to fullest csps-
city sll the time.
The New York Store sdvertises Man
chester Souvenirs and Manchester Souvetic
Postcards.
j. G.. E.tey aud wife, and Mr.. @. X.
Anderson Of Brattleboro were at the Bat
tenkill Tuesday.
ID. l. Bilkley, clerk at the New York
Store has returned from trip to Science
tsdy, N Y.
We regret TO note the death OF Miss
Maud Simmons OF Dorset, sister Of Mr..
Fay Simmons Of this village.
Ga ite a large party from this village
attended the reception given Vice. Presi.
dent Fairbanks at Music Hall, Manchester,
Monday evening.
Mrs. W. c. Miller, who has been stop
ping with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Parker, at j. G. Blackmer =, will return to
her home In Newark, N. j., Thursday,
taking her little daughter Sadie with her.
Mr.. A. Lang ana ten men comprising
an Engineer Corps Of the N. Y. G. 4 Il. X
r, r., are stopping at the Battenkill
while laying out lines to several lumber
districts to connec. with The Rutland |
Railroad.
Mrs. A. j. Bourn. Mr.. C. A. Bourn |
and wife, Mrs. L b. Bourn and daughter,
and Mrs. Myron Taylor ATTENDED re-
union Of the wyman family at W. M. Wy
mans, Pownal, Vermont, Wednesday,
August is b, although 1t rained all day
there were thirty-,hree present.
The Battenkill Valley Industrial Socie-
ty will hold their annual fair on Sept. Il,
IS, and l4b. There will be the usual at
fractions. The racing cards are well filled
and will be better than last year. The ex-
hibits Of poultry and live stock promises to
be exceptionally fine. No automobiles will
be admitted to the grounds.
SOUTH DORSET.
Cooler rights, where has the summer
gone.
--Picnics all the rage.
Don't ssk conf ential friend to give
away secrets unless you expect the compli-
ment returned.
Never ask maiden ladys age.
Never ask a friend to take q smile
thinking he will refuse.
Don't ask your best girl TO eat Ice
cream unless you have at least the price Of
four plates.
Don't ever expect the mani who owes
you an X to be gl.d to see ,or-"taiDt ns-
trail he should.n
The sun sbone two days last week but
Sunday II hid its face again, we certainly
are blessed with plenty Of rainy weather.
-I'have taken several strolls through
the brotd and shady s'r, cts Of Manchester
on the Hill AID do not wonder people love
TO spend the heated summer there, 1t Is 30
quiet and restful with cool bre, ne always
stirring the lssves. lite cl,an streets, its
white marble walks and well kept lawns
and old and young seem to eri,ys life there
quietly and senfiby.
We notice most Of the autos now stop
and run very slow across the railroad
tracks, his 10 light and will ssve accidents
as will slower running all along the line
This strenuous isstfunDing kills both rider
and auto and also people along the line but
most Of the autos behave very well, con-
kideiing.
Some parties stole the hard-car on the
n. D. a X. X last week and tried to
to run an "0si Express Limited" but the
road Was so crooked that the car left the
track ard the limit was reached when the
management rffsrd Is for the scalp OF the
hand car lif;ers. The car was left at tie
qusries.
TIE drive Up The Dorset road 70 The