The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-31
Deferred County Items.

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-fChAs. Dewey Was Al he ooltage
Sunday.
"A !. Dewey VII soon have an.
othrr mill running.
Allen v Bngg, a. Searsburg was
( IL weodtarl and Bennington Monday.
VIVA and Fsrrnee Temple have
hssn nnceni guests % Mr., and Mrs.
Crawford 81 The Rcd mill.
m. G. Cutler has pitched his tent
in ihe meadow for outdoor camping.
Mrs. Cutler i some better.
Mrs John y. Knapp moved up
from Bennington Monday, and has
opened her cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Maria s. Cutler has moved
back 10 her old homestead where she
lived 10 years ago. Geo. A. Wood has
bought the place.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
The frost last week must have
given the vegetation, which has rapid.
ly advanced in the past few days.
sci back.
Alton Fraser was in town over
Sunday the guest Of Daniel Batcheldcr.
He came 10 remove the body of his
father, who WAS buried here, 10 Brat.
tleboro.
Frank II. Pierce is the proprietor
Of the bakery. A baker from BEN
nington is hired and they expect b.
open ice cream parlors in connection
with the bakery.
ID. Is. Goddard has bought the
place formerly owned by John Bar
nard and is already making improve
ments, and is making preparations to
move the shed and barn later on.
Riverside Inn has been taxed to
its utmost capacity the past week,
and the new landlord is doing rush
ing business. The public finds he UNI
derstands the wants of his patrons.
Bradley Howe Of Thompsonburg,
formerly of this town, deid at his home
in Chester Of pneumonia the 18th.
He is survived by wife and daugL-
ter; the wife of the late Col. Peabody,
Sunday, the 9th, Memorial services
win be held at the Methodist church,
the sermon being by the Rev. j. II.
Bennett. The G. A. r., w. X. c.,
and Sons of Veterans will attend in a
body.
"A terrific shower passed over this
place the 18th, making its presence
felt in five different places by shatter-
ing lathing, breaking windows, demol-
ishing trees and burning out the tele-
phones.
Intelligence has been received |
here of the death of Burt Wright, n
native Of this town, but who has for |
several years resided in Athol, Mass.
He was the youngest son Of the late
Winfield Wright.
The Memorial Day orator will be
Hon. j. l.. Martin of Brattleboro and
there will be exercises by the school
children and music by quartette
which will make the day one of inter-
est to all who may attend.
We are sorry TO chronicle the ser
ious illness of Elmer Lampson, who
has been in feeble health for several
His brother, Wallace, came
from Manchester to assist in caring for
him. Since the above was written
Mr.. Lampson has died.
SOUTH sHAFTsBURy.
Arthur Patten is sick with pleu-
risy.
M. M. Dean was in Dandy last
week.
Albert Madison spent Friday in
Arlington.
Francis Rice is in Winchendon,
Mass, this week.
Geo. Mcdonald, who has been i'll
with pneumonia, is improving.
Mrs. Rilla Galusha and Hiram
Madison were in Rutland Sunday.
Isaac W. Smith, aged 70 years,
after an illness of many months with
paralysis, died Friday, the 18th. His
funeral was held Monday, Rev. c. s.
Agan officiating.
The Eagle Square shop will be
,losed Saturday afternoons for the re-
nainder of the summer. Work begins
very day at $3.50 a. m, and at l2:45