The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

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ses itxAts1 90 The CORNER ~ Km 81, snd
HixAIsna Az. ks0pi 20 srees iwp
slost ssrucsefs 90 he pssd fpf . CSC O,
i wofl 90 he ssilsg ~ss osmmss ese hs'
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ne cottage 90 River street osrsd ~
toseph Bash,e ard eecspisd ~ EIais
Dsfrsass. sas discovered By ssiGhsors 20
t,s % Ore sesdsy afterpooa ds'iaT The sb.
sssc< Of the family. rfoppi action Of the
Depot are brAxsss soor pat GOT The Gre and
damages we're slissi. probably 20, src~ q.
isg ten dollars.
poKsry.
Mis-. Mar, Warren 10 home from WASH
irgton. u. Z.
Misc Annb Cespsii vss hon,e from
Proctor over sundsy.
-xn Es~nd Mewsyps has been visit
Ing 10 Hooslcs pslis, N
"A pleasant surprise party VAS given to
Mr.. sed hrs. Joho hasiey Saturday even
lGs 10 being Mr. hsnleyt 81 h birthday.
-Aivsh Ha,lie, was brough; here for
barisI SATURDAY from Granville. N. Y. lie
"a. an old resident Of Dorset aud brother
Of Mrs.. orvis Nichols.
There will be . church seciable Mon
day, Feb 5th, si the home Of Mr.. George
81 I,on. Tue proceeds are to 20 towards
the young peoples orssn fand.
soUIH DORSET.
Where did that tlixI,rd that WAS COM
leg from the southeast 20 to. Summer or
fall weather prevsils here ye'. People are
blowing. oaiapilIers are out and cattle and
sheep are browsing The M, adows.
That sea Of mud turned into one Of the
toughest beds Of coners,e, snd the poor
bid horace and ,icksty wagons spawl and
rattle over it while the driver breaks the
commandments and pounds bi. iesh.
When syousg fellow and bis best sirl
irives by Bowers without stopping 10 get
their photos taken 1t 10 sure sixn that
hey hrve not got their good clothes on or
Lomely Is the frissy youth 10 shy Of
iollar
The prospects are that the quarries
sill have shut down ere this goes TO print
tor want OF coal. The late foods and wash.
luts have swamped about 400 tons Of coal
IN the road, this will be bad ~ there 10 .
rush Of orders,
"A second cross arm has been added to /
be telephone poles and the lire here car
les ten wires and will soon need more
rhe happy six who are putting them up
top at the Bstteukill Inn with Landlord
Iatehelder.
Fred and Charles Gilbert and George
sex'o three good farmer from the Wet
Dad district, attended the Frerci Cham
hsrlaIn auction lsst week and bought car
DAD OF stuff. They wont have to borrow
i'd things for some time.
The store and premises where james
,ody kept things lively and did good
pnsifess for more than quarter Of . CEN
ury passes into other hands this week
'ym. r. McDevitt will continue the busi-
,ess at the old stand. We all regret the
Of having Mrs. Cody from among
Is ard we wish the new proprietor much
lck. .
The Editor Of the JOURNAL 10 lucky
n the fact that he dwelleth In the ancient
lily OF Gouorrah where eternal quite and
ginter stiffness reigns, for II he dwelt In
sgion where activity Of strenuous winter
lie existed and by his guaranteed prophecy ,
,rought about such q winter a. We are
avlng he certainly would bite the mud
nd some weeping willow In full leaf 10
January would gracefully sway his sus.
ended anatomy In the Atful spring like
vening breezss. But ye editor knows
shere he 10 cafe and leaveth not bis city Of
efuge.
NY MARY ANN.
l.
The Mary Ann got cargo Of lumber at
Burlington and sailed for whitehall, and
ftsr discharging her cargo she took or
lore railroad supplies ard lot Of coal oil
Or Quebec. Nothing unusual happened
o the cruise and at Quebec they loaded
nth English hardware and staple goods {
rom an incoming ocean steamer. AmongI
be steerage passengers were dozen
hsaman who were more than anxious to
It into the States and offered $40 each to
9 struggled In. Captain Bill and bis
sus hter Mary Ann concluded to try their "
lck with four OF the "Chinks." They
ere all dressed like Arabs or some such q
eople and they came aboard the Mary Ann D
the night and BY some change Of outfit
assed when on deck ~ part Of the crew, !
ut Captain Bill would not allow only two =,
them 10 sight at once. The Mary Ann Al
lme up the river until near Rouse's Point 4
hen the "Chlnks" we're landed near Cisr. ,
seville few miles inside the Dominion
"a instructed to seperate and strike the =
.ilroad and follow 1t south TO hoores r
apction, then pass around Moores to the !,
est and also Rouses Point coming on to h,
,e lake again. The distance being not n,
yer 10 miles they could make II 10 one
y, secrete themselves and the Mary Ann
oud pick them up the next night. Capt,
III tlo Wy tackled up TO Rouse's Point =
here he bought provisions etc., leisurely
I'd was overloaded infinitely BY the reve- y
le officers (for he had about run bis race
smuggling In the Mary ANN but be hao b.
. coptrabsnd on board and just before
lrk, the wind having shifted q little, h. IA
cked up the lake toward Port Henry
here most Of bis cargo WAS consigned !,
ut ~ soon ~ the night settled down
bjch hspps ned 10 be quite dark and rainy