The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-25

RUTLAND, VEkMON
money is 10 be distributed among tn
working men this season. After fou
years OF prosperity we should not b,
surprised to have slack times in bust
ness and a boom will not come with
rush, either. Business, like sick man
will not recover in day.
Il sometimes think that Presiden
Roosevelts policy is not wholly right
! mean in regard 10 restricting larg,
business enterprises. We pass n Law
makingi it a crime TO conduct a bushes,
according TO certain principles. IL
some cases that may be right; in othel
instances it would seem 10 work hard
ship to people most directly interested
II must be conceded that capital should
be suitably rewarded. If a corporation
with many thousands of dollars invest
ed cannot yield fair per cent. OF
profit there must be retrenchment in
some way or capitalists will withdraw
funds. Now which is better for a
community Of working people number.
ing hundreds of thousands, dependent
on their wages, being employed by
such corporation, for the company Ia
make an unreasonable profit and pay
fair wages, or to close the works, leav-
ing many idle and in WANT
EAST RUPERT.
Warren Wilkins was in town Sun.
day.
e. b. Robertson was in town last
week.
Mrs. Mary Phelps has been on the
sick list.
"A. A. Roberts was in Manchester
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Towslee Wis
tied in Pawlet Sunday.
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sheep for several in this place.
w. C. Towsley had the misfortune
TO lose horse one day last week.
Harry HARDWOOD and wife and little
daughter Lydia visited at VIM. Tobin's
Sunday.
Several from this place attended
the banquet given by the Bible class
in Dorset.
The Misses May Frost and Mildred
Danforth we're home over Sunday from
Burr and Burton Seminary.
The people of this town were
shocked to hear Of the sudden death of
Mrs. Allen Hosley of Manchester.
Frank Danforth, who has been
working for Clark Harwood, has re-
turned 10 his home in West Granville.
ARLINGTON.
Will Wilson spent Friday in Troy
on business.
Mrs. W. c. Vault and son have
been in town the past week.
Mrs. Peake and son of Albany
spent Thursday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodwork are
spending few days in Albany.
Freeman Howard of South Shafts
bury visited his son George recently on
Water street.
Several from here attended the
play given by the Sandgate people in
that town Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Gault, who have
been spending the winter in Worces-
| ter, have returned to their home on
School street.
News has been received Of the
death Of William Bartlett at Kingston,
N. Y. Mr.. Bartlett was former Ar
lington boy and has spent nearly oil
all his life in town with the exception
OF the pastfe years spent in Kings
ton.
SOUTH DORSET
Roads are settling fast.
Ice froze three fourths Of an inch
thick Sunday.
Rose Tobin is quite sick. DR.. Lid.
die attends her.
The mumps is quite common all
around here.
The I'D of April and no buds start
ed yet.
Moses Sheldon was in Wardsboro
this week.
Bowen will sell At auction Satur.
day. May 4, the household effects oil
the Currys at Dorsst. Inn At 10 am. /.
%. Phelon, John Malone. Ed Bow
en-, Frank Bowen and John Gallagher
were in South Wallingford last week.
removing quarry machinery for the
| Norcross- West Co.
II had the pleasure OF being shown
over the new Orchard Park Hotel At
Manchester by mine host Willard, and
/ | found il one Of the pleasaniss, houses
conceivable. Fifteen good, light, sleep
ing rooms, baths. bot and cold water
also dining rooms, kitchen. ETC., nice
and handy aud large new veraDda,
rooted with Bowen's Paroid No Tar,
adds much TO eomfor, and appearance.