The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-11-22

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ceacy. wAs Ia Ruslsnd city hospital
lat seek and was operated ga for
throat trUnhle
The NJ. y. A q. csrp 4, The
depot has heen made 30 blush and
tosk somelhing 10 - lbe eclori the
electric lights look pale beside u.
The mills and qaaries are getting
ready 10 close up and soon universal
silence will reign until the robins come
again. The season has been gs-,d
one.
None 81 the marble finds here have
changed bands yet although many deals
are ia prospect. and before spring sew.
eral new companies wiil undoubtedly
be organized
"a straw ride over The beautiful
snow was enjoyed by old and young
from here 10 Joppa, stopping At sodom
for refreshments and 10 view the town.
Friday evening was the first Of the
season.
A slight difference in opinion about
the price Of wagon was the cause Of
mn action ~ law nj Sodom Center last
week between one McGraw and Hos
ley Of Joppa. Law is costly luxury.
both parties usually &c, beat, and some
times the lawyers.
Bowen has just got another large
LOT OF No-Tar Paroid Roofing. extra
heavy and fine, made especially for
him. He is sole agent in this section.
Hi Eggleston, Y. ID. Giddings, Frank
Charles Il. Young and j. G.
Blackmer have commenced using it,
and they are men who know what a
roof ought 10 be. Ii is the very best
and the only one You can buy in win
ter
M. J. Hapgood's suggestion that
il is time for the state to buy up aud
throw up the old turnpike is correct;
il ought to have been done years ago.
but was not now that the automobiles
run up over il il is shame TO make
them pay toll. By the way, a one
horse team pays 20 cents; does 80
horse auto pay sl0i If so, let the pike
alone and make them square the bill,
and Peru will be worth a million soon.
EAST DORSET.
East Dorset has good reason to ex- (
pect the Vermont auxiliary fish culture
station, for which congress appropri-
ited $40, 900. The three VIM. Brown
mill ponds and their belongings, now
he property of s. A. Shelter. Jr., will
De put to new use. Mr.. Shelter
bought the property few years ago
or small money. II is less than half
nile from the railroad station, on a
rood road summer and winter, and is
considered an ideal plant every way
or fish culture.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Miss Susie Hawkins spent Sunday
i her home.
Carl Hendee of SALISBURY is in
own.
Mr.. Hard is in Dandy for few
ays on business.
Mrs. George Cole is. i'll with ton,
ilitis.
Miss Julia Caldwell spent Satur-
ay in Bennington.
Miss Sarah Otis of Burr and Bur
on Seminary is visiting Ina Grout.
Mr.. Howe of Rutland is spending
few days with Hugh Webb.
The Young Ladies' Enterprise So
iety will meet with Mrs, Geo. Budro
thursday, Nov. q,
Mrs. Richmond Webb is in Rut-
and caring for her daughter, Mrs.
,ert Marshall, who is i'll.
The ladies of the M. L. church
ED donation and harvest supper at
he parsonage Wednesday evening.
w. NJ. Webb and wife spent Sun
ay in Manchester with Mr.. and Mrs.
4 II. Hemenway.
Miss Caroline Shuffelton and FL
amor Burt of Bennington spent Sun
ay in.town.
Several from here attended the ,
ance in Arlington Wednesday. LIN ,
oln's orchestra of Shoreham furnished |
lusic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett of Brandon ,
rived in town Wednesday. They !
ill spend the winter with their daugh- |
,r, Mrs. NJ. o. Schutt. y