The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15

ReSecoa Mary, Donneii'
Rose o. the X yer, "iggin'
snlenaIa -ou Couch.
stafveefow Farm, neymAn'
Wheat Pdneeu, webster
A cSreeit was given ST the Vermont
soldiers Home last Tbursday evening" by
g 1ld,miths orchestra, assisted by local
talent, for the pleasure Of the inmates. A
few d,ys ago Superintendent Harmon re-
ee.yed from Marx o. Willing OF Chicago
cheek for $50 with Instructions to eIpend
he zane for the old soldiers In the manner
hat the superintendent seemed best. The
gift was in recognition Of the kindness ex-
tesded by lhose connected with the home
TO Ambrose Crsmer, IT,, his cousln ard
jesse Adamson, the ebsuf .ur, who were
n iured 10 the automobile accident At Pixies
crossing last August, when Mr.. Willlngs
sister, Eyelyr, and Harris b. Lindsey
we're killed. Crsmer and Adamson were
both badly injured, and were In the hospi-
tai ut the home for several weeks.
"A great deal OF freight Is passiug over
the Rutland Railroad at present The
freight yard at Bennington, 10 frequently
eongssIed with cars bound for New fort
aud other points over the Chatham Disi.'
ion OF the line. At times the passenger
service 10 ipterfered with, the s.lb O'Clock
morning train out Of Bennington, Roi <
south, being often delayed on account OF
the great amount Of switching In the
freight yard. A large part OF the New
York Central Railroad mined coal nov
passes through Bennington to the lakes to
the northward. A great deal OF freight,
consigned to parties To Montreal and 9th
northern points, Is now shipped by tbs
route. Considerable quantities OF msrtls
pAss almost daily over the Bennington and
Chatham Division Of the Rutland Railroad
Tor Port Morris, N, Y. The blocks vary
from fe hundred to Thousands OF POUNDS
| % weight. The marble, which Ia from The
extensive plant Of the Norcross Brothers
IN Manchester, has been feature for sew
| : al years 10 the freight shipments oyei
he two divisions Of the Rutland system.
Ladder Nigh" ia the Christian Bro.
therhood vas great success In every way
Abou, one hundred and sixty gathered 10
he vestry q las. Monday evening. Miss
A.drich favored US with piano solo, MIS-
Geo Y. Lawrence fang most fcceptably
and the Oh cling by the Seminary quartet
~ss greatly enjoyed. The feature Of the
evening was tie Informal talk by b. L.
stafford, Esq., Of Rutland, who gave us a
| most vivid and intensely interesting word
picture Of his experiences in The Philip-
pines where be taught for two years. TIE
last regular meeting q the Brotherht cd
will be held at the parsonage next Monday
yeuing When Mr.. Charles Y. Orvis will
| awe US q talk on Ute Career OF Uncle
| SAM This will be most instructive his.
| teI ic u talk which DO one who Ia iDterest.d
In cur great Nation can tflord to miss, ard
| & IA confidently expected ,hs, there will be
| 4 large attehdalce, Ga Thurtdty. March
| ast, oeH. q O. Howard 10 to give hi,
iamous lecture on The Battle OF Getiys
bury" DIR the suspices Ct the Brother
God. wsieh for fuller particulars 10 the
srt is,ua Of ibis paper.
MANCHESTER CENTER
Master Martin Andrew 10 shut In wi b
he mumps.
Regular ma tirg OF the W. C 7 c. cp
Saturday al 30 itb Mrs Eldrd.
Mr.. D,sn Il shsf'sbury Was Ia town
| Thursday n bu 'ncss.
Mrs. Ala sessions AID daughter are
| ylslin friend. 10 Pilts6eld.
A de tssortmsnt OF Tneks Easter
caids n, HAfo's drug store.
Mr.. AMI Ms John D moud bsve beer
VII irg fIiei d. H. II ndonderiy
--Burnis and Ha,lie Aldres visited
,ri.ads 10 Arlington Sat dsy.
-Mn M,E,in Of NV York 10 visitlr 4
Mis-, Jusis Luaens.
-Ergie Andrew has secepted a po,i
ton 10 Nor.h Adsms, MSS.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. ". Holden and son Of
Bsrnh a,ch are visiting fIi.ncs In town
| Mr.. snd Ar. c. Ardh bald And
daughter olive are stopping a; the lburp
HouAe.
| -Myrcn T.yi or bu move from bis fsru
LA B.ruumyile 70 Rss R9tsru' houss q
sbs Center.
| -Rsm.on L,ns'fy has rented xu. ,ke'
farm IN Esss Asrshss'cf sad will soes taxi
po,sasion.
-Hefbsr, VIII soS of Arlington hsI
rtp,.d struN TAylor's farm 10 Bsrnum
IS1lls.
TIE gurior Aerfisry - flon chrrcl
sui nsc, A. the ieeiory saturday after
sooH.
AT the meeting Of The Ba,'ecfili Val
.ey C,rarse . elsss Of seven viii take III
bird aud f@urib degrees.
--Ihs lsd.ss soei-,y 81 z or church vii
meet Nth Mr.. Bepr, Dsneh ihh Thurs
! cav Afternoon.
--vspi. scgu xnt ,yrup sbeis ~is'
your ows nsne on can b. tought 81 ID
: JouESll Office for % eeais Ier hundred.
-Mu. Lrcy Dean who has teen carin,
fer Ars. II. N. shaw viii visit 10 Danby