The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-18

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ced i.ia
seth warner Camp No. io,sse, n. "
A. TIE feilo-iss psrsons we're insAiis'
orlesrs al ,hs meeting last hendsy nsht
Conssl. Ernest walsu; Adviser, ID. l.
Bsliisy, Clerk, Y. u. su-stsr; ssoors
Alfred verchsrsss tanksr, Jacob Levin
waichman. X A. warner; ssauy, n. :
King Phys,cian. l.. y. Kelley; Pssi Con
col, Y. A hsrsh, haSsssrs, s. King
,. whalsp, Ray utisy.
sAsognsrIR pKror.
Louis @. Boarn vas 1t hems over Sun
day.
Geo. Wood, Who has been siek fol
'cne time 10 Gu, again,
Niles Gala Blair OF Arlington, W., n
lhs gust a Mhs Grace kiuF.
james Bentley Of Rutland, VT, . for.
msr resident OF this place, ~as is town thii
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. Y. L. Taylor spent Sun.
dsv with Mr.. and Ars. James l.. kclntyrs
10 DANNY, W.
Miss Edna Earle and Miss Katie King
Of Bennington, VI, are Waiting friends Ia
town.
The Century Clsb held the second oi
is series OF dances at the Bsttenkill Inn
Tussdsy evening. A good time was enjoy.
Cd By all.
The branch library st the Manchester
Depot Post ONCE Ia now open to the public
each Saturday afternoon between the hours
Of . and 1
N. 3. Childs WAS called TO Deerheld,
Msss., on account OF the illness Of bis
father. Robert Anderson 10 the driver
uuitbk DIS npsehcc.
Harry Blanchard engineer on the n.
d. A @, X r., spent Monday evening and
Tuesday morning In Rutland, owing to =
wreck near Montreal, Can.
Much favorable comment 10 heard Of
the very neat specimens Of printing beirG
turned out from the JOURNAL office. Send
your next order there.
"A horse belonging TO Jesse Eaton ran
away last Friday. he ran through the
streets and brought up on the railroad
track and while try Ink to cross the bridge
below the depot, fell through. With the
assistance Of = few men and boards the
horse WAS gotten out without any damage.
Among the numerous bargains adver-
iced In Il. Harry Levln's Great Pre-lnven-
tory sale worthy Of special mention are the
Mems suits Is 9s; Mems over.
,oats ts.79; Boys suits SO cts. Boys over
,oats 9S cts Men's undsrwssr So cts.
ladies' underwear IS cts. Mems and Boys
Iweaters 3711 cts. Ladies' jackets and
,osts 3s cts. Sale starts January 10Th.
Joint Installation Of skinner Post No
a and Skinner W. X. c. No. IL at @, A. X.
lAll Jan. 12th, O6. The officers Of the post
re - follows: Commander, o o. whitman
!. v. Commander, A. v. Turner; J. v.
p. Plankey; Q. NJ, R. II.
.inslsy ssrgeon, l.. h. Hsmenway Chap
lin, W. II. Smith; o. Day, A. J, Mason
}. Guard, Jerome Gleason; Delegate, J. @,
Alternate, W. Il. Smith; Trus.
-, l.. Hemenway; Auditors,ssJ. G. Black
Ter aud ". Il. Smith; Adjutsnt, J. c.
'lackmer.
DORSET.
"A. ". Phelon spent Sunday In Proctor.
Richard Lee who was bit BY dog 10
Improving.
Miss Eva Lake 10 visiting her brother
rank Lake.
Ed Leach Of Pawlet Is seriously Ill At
70 home with pneumonia.
Miss Julia Gilbert 10 IN New York with
lends for I. few weeks.
--Olin Judd recently cut bis hand with
rcular saw, receiving . severe injury.
Henry b. Kent, an old and respected
sident Of Dorset, died Thursday, Jan. IL.
Mrs. b. G. Grower Of Rutland, who
ID been caring for H. B. Kent, has return.
to her home.
SOUTH DORSET. II
Dances and hops and parties are plenty.
"A. l.. Bowen has . new lot Of extin-
fishers.
Where has that cold, snowy winter Q
neY Oh wherel
Mass WAS observed at School hall Sum-
y the l4th ~ usual.
Merritt Wade and Frank Bolster were
East Dorset last week.
-Mrs. M. Jones 10 quite sick at Delbert
nls DIR. Liddle attends her.
The marble boom has spread into Man. :,
ester and the old Milo Q. Waite. quarry | ).
Il b opened again by Dorset marble
N. The more the be ter. Ia,
H. B. Kent, an old resident Of Dorset, el
,sed away last week. He bad been Il
Eminent In town business Affairs for 10
.rs. nrst marble producer and later IN
inner resort host and livery man. He Il
YES one son, Wm. K. Kent Of Dorset. q
The case against B. r. Bowen for kill d
yearlins deer was dropped at Ben =
glon last week. 1t appears that Bowen Al
not Hill the deer; also that II Ia ~ pre- 81
i considered crime for . deer TO be q
ind dead on farmers land. II the pre- Of
i way Of enforcing the game laws cop- Of
ne we shall repeal all game laws next III
IT. II
when heard on Monday OF the sudden Al