The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

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sernissten that ssy. This 10 The issh
consecutive s~sslen d ccss'y cosrs vhsef
ID. vspsrsbss r~ssisman has stsep6sd, and
sl:sessss pssriy 70 yssrs old be retains bio
nsslal vsxor 10 tss tSisrs Of ssGsins Gases
hefofs ths Coart.
--Tvo large maple trcss ol Tbs psfsor'
.xs xrospds wew cot dosn Tsssdsy OF
secosn, Of their snsAse copditson. u 10 TO
% hot~si sha, additional trees, and ~ large
spes - 10 possible 20 ssi oct, VII BE- placed
shsss ,bsse cane cot, ~ they leave yer,
proneaeo~a gap 10 tbs bssaitfal iiBs Of
sress on the sirest.
The chris,isn Brotherhood met u sbs
tome OF Mr.. X J. Hsvley lass honday
everlnx, snd u rsaec,s 10 no way apon the
iu,4rsstisg speakers 10 whom tsey have 81
resdy Astensd. TO sy that the tab BY
hf. Louis Miner on tho Growth and De
vslope,neni of Plan. life vas one Of the
sss, that the brotherhood has made. The
men Who we're no, present m!ssed rare
rsss. We hope Af. Miner can Be pursasc'
I'd to give s1other talk later 10 the ssssor'
The Christian Brotherhood feel great
IL honofsd 81 ths accepiioa Of their Invita-
ION 70 the Hon. Chss. II, Darling. until
rcsntly Asstsns Secretary OF the Navy,
% be their guest rex, Monday sveni g
Dec. llsh, and speak to them infofmali,
on the Panama Cansl. sscrstAry Darling
nss i.tsIv visited Panama and can speAl
from personal observation. The gather
ing win be held Ia the church veairy ~
clock aud Il 10 hoped that every man W
own viii turn Oh. to hear him. lie 10
charming speaker and we want 10 honor
him by illing the vesiry With men.
while suffering from . sudden attach
Of dement's. Mrs. Kate Dalton, q life long
resident Of this village, drowned herself
las, Thursday In . small brock which rum
lesr her home. Mrs. Dalton had been 40
invalid for over two years. That morning
% leaving the house she told her daughter
cha, she Was going to the barn ard not re-
lurniog shortly, her dsughte went to lool
tor her and found her fice downward In
the water. This form Of insanity 10 her
cdltary 10 her family, . sister dying sinh
larly some years sgo. Mrs. Dalton was the
widow Of George Dalton, and about 90
years Of age. She 10 ,urvived by two
daughters, Mary and Anna to whom we eI-
lend our sympathy.
We were pained to learn by wire last
Wednesday OF the death In New York city
Of Russell p. Hoyt. Mr. Hoyt Was 40 well
known to the older residents here that his
death calls for more than pacing notice.
he was the .on Of Fowler Hoyt and wsf
born 10 Manchester "a years ago. Hii
boyhood and early manhood were passed
here and be married from here, but moved
10 New York great many years age
where the most Of bis life was spent. HI
was man Of imposing appearance and
sGsble manners and . person who would
command attention In any assembly. Hs
vas connected with the old wholesale dry
goods house Of Z. 8. Janray 4 Co., In New
York for good many years, and on leav'
ing them vent In business for himself. HI
leaves wife, two daughters, Frances n
and Grace, and q son Russell p. Hoyt, Jr
Ills remains were brought here Friday .
m, and deposited In Dellwood.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
A. II. Botsford wss In Shaftsbury las
week.
Miss Aiine, Sessions 10 with friends In
Westfeld, Aas.
w. II. Roberts and wife spent Thurs
day In Rutland.
Miss Alice Barrett spent Tha nksgivirl
in Bennington.
Hon. Loveland Muuson 10 spending
few'days 1t home.
Master Hsrlie Andrew 10 visitinl
friends In Arlington.
Charles Ames goes to Bennington .
one Of the jurors this week.
Charles Robinson snd Harold Shav
we're In Burlington Thursday.
A new woodshed has been added to ih
barn at the Baptist parsonage.
Mis- Mary Hard Of Arlington 10 th
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Andrew.
The infant child Of Eliiha wyman Va
buried In the Center cemetery Monday.
A. l.. Graves store Was opened 70
business Saturday. We are oil glad =
have II 90.
Rev. Joseph Brown went to Sander
land to oficiste II the funeral Of hrs. Md
last Thursday.
Mis- Verona Provan spent Thursds,
With her sister Mrs. Chauncey Plumb I
| Bennington.
Mira. Y. A. Fisher and two childre
have been Visiting friends In Dandy thi
week.
Mr.. ard Ms. W. VI. Bundy are spend
,pg weeks with friends 10 Troy and Al
bsny,yN. Y.
-Miss Mildred Marshall entertained
q gentleman friend from Springfield, MasI
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs Buck Of Arlington wer
10 town Thursday to attend the marrias
OF their daughter Maud.
Friday and Saturday Of this week vi
bs special salsadsys for hats At Ars. 9. \
wymans over postofice.
--Misses Daisy ard Helen Scott VII
have bern Waiting friends In town have n
turned 70 their home In Bennington.
--Aimon Dsirespe and Mas Maud Bue
| we're married In 81. PasIs church Thur
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