The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-30


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Frsratcs.
we8slpg cards are cut knncuf elnr The
msni,gs az rur pastor Rfy Chs'iss isHmnt
C.fhui 10 Mis- Aifred,, dKsshiu o. pae'
,or AID kr. George Ri.srd Post, on We'd
nssdsy Afternoon March ~ b. a. three
o'clecs 10 the American church, Beirut,
syrIa. They wIll be home n the "hsnse'
Dorset, VI after Jans lat.
EurEET.
"A l.. Ryder Of Hampton, N. Y, VAS
10 town Monday.
MIR ard Mrs. AIber. Barton returned
homo fftni Cleveland. Ohio, Friday.
There we're 90 services 10 the Congre.
sA,ional church sunday on account OF The
illness CT The pastor.
Rev. Clarence Miller and Rev. wllllim
Es.u afforded some 81 the sApaelisiie
services held At Salem, N. Y.
w. N. Prescott, who has been III for
some time Is now able to have charge Of bis
station With the help Of james Cruikshsnls.
Miss Tbeo Flower 10 home ffow Flor.
ence, Mas., for shor, vacation, also Jer-
Die and Msmie Roberts and Harry Moore
| from Poultnty.
Fred Howard and family q poultney
have returned to this place to live, moving
into the house occupied by Mrs. Hattie
wairous.
--wsshlngtop Pomona Grange met with
NJ. Anthony, March a. Ga account cf
storm and bad roads Dorset gratge vas IN
able TO meet with them.
The prevailing disease grip has strong
hold on this place. The following persons
are recovering from a severe attack 4. r.
Hsye, Eber Coyey, Mrs. NJ. b. Roberts,
Misses Jennie and Belle Mccall, Mrs. W. c.
Mason ard Mrs. william Lewis, and there
has been tumDer Of cases OF German
measles.
PERU.
Harvey Stone is In poor health.
Mrs. John MclntyIe 10 working st the
hotel.
Mrs. Everett Adams IL some what i'm
proved.
--Myron Emerson has moved to the Chas.
Russell house.
Ned whitney Is moving bic goods from
bis late home here.
VIII whitney was gues. q friends in
Manchester recently.
Peru was one Of the few towns OF the
state which elected tree warden.
Mrs. Angeline Smith has come here 10
make her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Ina Coolidge.
Richard Jones has moved to Manctes.
ter, and Jay Colvin to Salem, N. Y, where
he has purchased farm.
Misses Maud Sheldor, Mabel Brown
and Mary Simonds attended the Teachers
I Examination held at Manchester Centre.
Mrs. Nathan Lille has been very Ill
during the past week. DR.. Calvin was call.
ed. wing TO her advanced age, 1t Is doubt
ful II she RECEIVERS.
A vote Of thanks was passed at the
town meeting to Harvey and Hezekiah
Stone for their gift Of 800 for repairing
The old. Methodist church, which, being
abandoned by the Society, Ia now consider.
ID public property.
Berthe, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Meilit is making good recovery from
IN accident received March 8. She fell,
,u,liag her chin on tin very badly. DR.,
Millington was called, and found It neces.
'sry to take seven stitches 10 the wound.
A pretty incident occurred recently
lpon NJ. J. Hspgood's log job 10 Mt. Tabor
Hay had been scattered along the log roads
or the benefit Of the deer who we're press.
ID for food on account Of the deep SHOWS
John McIntyre, one Of the worLmep, ap-
,roached doe in one Of the i5g roads and
anne so near that he struck her with a
lght switch which he happened to have in
lis hands. She Jumped aside into the deep
now and gave sharp bleat. Then came a
Gene fiG for the Gods 10 gaze upon. For
DON msgn fcent buck, evidently In an
wer to the signal Of distress, came lesp-
og down the road, and, unswed at the
ight CT man, when within about twenty
eet Of him, stopped and with the hair
ristling upon his back, began to stamp his Z
eet and shake bis heavily anllered head.
he woodsman, although stout, strong
pecimen Of his craft, was thoroughly
frightened, and after managing, upon the '
Iy, to re hold OF club, began to move
upon q retreat. The deer MOTTO
tx the movement, followed him up and, :.
y motion CT head and glance Of eye, com. :
landed halt. Finally the doe, got back
ito the read, between the woodsmsn and
he buck, and, probably from exhaustion
i'd down. The buck arproacht her and Il
i p d her sides, but upon any attempt OF d
ne man 10 retreat, would dart after bin
ntil he stopped. This condiiion VI all irs
,nlioued for NEARLY half an hour, the man,
sanwhile, as he freely sdmits, sweating
Iest drops OF sgony. Finally, the buck
-evsIlGd upon the doe 10 get up, and by
greer, induced her to move of the road
I'd when goodly distance away both dis. NJ
,peared from the scene.
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TRUST THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED.