The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-03

IN town.
=Arthrr Dunhsm and Lillian Strnl
- NORTH Remington spent Sunds.
sah the lssscrs psenis-
Mss orchs L5Eicrv ~ East airing
bon bias h~cn speeding a few days wiil
her friend, Miss Grace Buck.
Rev. u. l.. kelton has been ~
turned " shnshan and West Airing
ton BY the Methodist Confewncc,
Mr.. and Nm. Wan. Hover ana
daughter Bertha. and Miss Anna How
er u Cambridge, b. H., spent sunds,
al J. c. Poor's.
sASpuATE.
Glad 10 see G. X. Woodland abou
again.
Pine weather for farming. Ever,
farmer Is planting POTATOES and sowlnl
oats.
Rev. Mr.. Harris has returned trou
Conference. This IL his third veal
with ns.
Alice Robertson has gone 10 New
Hampshire TO work through The sum
iner months.
Presiding Elder Dow breaches here
ON Sunday, May 18th. II is hoped b,
will be greeted by a large assemblage.
WIN. J. Hamilton. Jr. and his sis.
ter Della. having spent their vacation
nj home, returned last week 10 Castle
ton Normal School.
John Mora has moved 10 the place
known as the jeanette Wilkinson place
and which be bought recently Of Fred
Bentley, Administrator.
New officers will be chosen in the
Sunday school next Sunday aud at that
time Rev. Mr.. Harms will speak ON the
work of the Sunday school,
We are sorry to lose our old friend
DIR. Hoyt, who has removed to Hoosick
Falls. He will be sadly missed in the
various circles in which he moved but
more SO in the church and Sunday
school in which he took such an active
interest.
EAST RUPERT.
(Beiatedl
Henry Birch is quite i'll at William
Tobin's.
Laura Towsley was in town on
last.
The organ for the Sunday school
has been ordered at last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tobin were
In Manchester one day last week.
Mrs. John Frost of North Rupert
called on friends here last week.
"A. A. Cross of Burr d Burton
Seminary was in town last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Engrem of
are in town for a few days.
Emma Roberts and friend drove
10 South Dorset last Friday evening.
Edward Roberts of Glens Falls
.alled on his brother Charles last week.
Lillian Dennison has been visiting
friends and relatives in town for few
lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Taylor of Man
chester Depot visited friends in town
asst week.
Rev. B. NJ. Kent has been sent to
Pawlet and Rev. C. Miller 10 Rupert
~ the M. L. Conference.
Mrs. John Delany has been spend
ng a short time with her daughter,
Mrs. Burnice Watrous.
Schuyler Towsley has gone to Dor
yet to work in the meat market for
Lawrence Mccoy. We wish him sue
.ess.
SOUTH DORSET.
Cold, dry and windy.
Mrs. Codey's house is about com
,leted and is very pretty cottage.
Mrs. Wyman's cottage on the
.orner of West and Houghton streets
$ progressing and there will soon
20 another good cottage in town.
--Mhe Johnnie Breen house at the |
quarry is done and the red cottage on
Vest street will be ready for occupy
ng soon.
Edmund Potter of Dorset Hollow,
me of the oldest men in town, died
asst week. He was 30 years old and I
lad liyed nearly all his life in town.
The house warming at VIM. +.
dcDevitt's Saturday, April 2sth, was
fine affair. Ice cream and cake were
erved and all went home wishing the
lost and wife and family many long
'ears.
All the best maple syrup has been
fought up by the Vermont Maple
sugar Trust for 65 cents gallon.
You may secure a limited amount of
70. 2, 3 or 4 at dollar or more a gal
on. You see the makers SO love a
rust that they are willing TO give this
Vermont Octopus, backed by Vermont
aw, one third or over Of their sugar
rop and this trust holds the same pro-
|uct at from $50 10 81 per gallon in
aney cans, and the producer eats
'Karo" and other glucose, corn juice
md acid MIXTURES, paying 30 cents q
,sllon for them.
Now that Alexander Dowie has
ragged that he put the curse upon !
IAN Francisco in 1883 because the
,cople there did not fall down and
Worship him, and the earthquake was
he result. Now New York and Chi
ago that were cursed by this same
Id bumbug had better be prepared for
my old thing. And now il appears
hat there is big cave with lake in
under Charlestown, West Virginia,