The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-28


q Ames The next business mertaug
: ~ The Association sill 4, hriA ape u
sotTW DORSET
, Mid Indian bunting day..
-old 81. dream pni people ihiuk
ing
Frank Haarllon Is norking 10 Fori
EisArd, N. \
Bowen has another lot 81 Paroid
Ne Tar RooRug. See his Hd.
"A prayer plee,ing was held Al WIN.
Tubin's Friday evening last.
--,ico, Kendall aud Dustin Shaw sre
working wiih their teams in Dandy.
The Thunder Shower mill J. run.
ming day aud night to hli orders on
marble contracts.
/, II SAW Kirk Adams at Joppa Sslur.
day. He was once conductor on the
Jordan saitohback goose neck. he Is
on tho Rutland X, X. We All miss
KIRK and wish him back here.
Martin Sheridan has his big barn
about ready 10 occupy, This large old
fashioned barn was taken down by W.
j Towsley, each piece marked and re-
erected exactly AS in the original shape
after being hauled four miles,
Ellis Taylor aud wife are returning
from Bennington where they went 10
live last spring on a years contract as
they supposed. but the financial furry
pinched the parties who hired them.
and Taylor, having no written contract,
had 10 return home but he has a home
TO return to that Bennington lawyers
cannot turn him Out Of.
As ! was vending my way down 10
Joppa and Sodom 20 try TO help an ex
butcher in law suit. met an old
friend NJ j. Convey, his heaming com |
tenace fairly shone Jay was bound |
for the farm he recently bought of |
Ellsworth aud sold 10 Waters (the old |
Egbert Smith place.. Jay is happy for
he has cleared mp 800 on the deal.
Panic times seem TO prevail in the
money eenters of the country after
gambling all summer in the neeessl
ties of life and forcing mp the price OF
living so as to take all the laborer's
wages to support his family. The
gamblers are mad because he will not
let the savings banks have the little he
has left to lend TO the stock gamblers
SO AS to further crowd up prices and
starye the worker. The average
laborer is getting his eyes opened.
Pat Kelley has another big crop of
corn this year. On two and one-half
acres he had over 300 bushels of ears
of corn or over 100 bushels of shelled
corn worth over 500, and the fodder
which was cut before the frost will pay
for the cultivation, leaving $40 clear :
profit per acre. Ii is common long ,
cared corn planted by hand in check
rows and well ploughed and hoed. Pat
did the same last year. There are
thousands of acres as good land all I
around here laying comparatively idle |
while theowners set on the fence, swap
lies and horses, 'chaw" tobacco and
whine and curse Vermont, the best
State in the Union
ARLINGTON. /;
Mrs. Beatty of Salem spent Sun |
day at u. Hard's. {
Kate Farrell of Dandy, is visiting |
her aunt, Mrs. James Cullinan.
Ed. Higgins Of Bennington, was !
at Thomas Cullinan's Sunday.
Miss Mary Lyons of Rutland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James lyman.
Earl Howard and wife, of Ben /,
nington, were at George Towards :
Sunday.
DR.. Bartlett of Bennington, was in d
town Thursday in consultation with i
DR.. c. w. Phillips. q
Miss Nellie Wilson spent Friday a
and Saturday in Bennington, the guest t
of Miss Anna Walsh.
Mrs. Helen Cole of North Ben
spent Thursday and Friday
with Mrs. J. X. Batchelder. {
Miss Elizabeth Gilbert of Cam
bridge, who has been visiting DR.. and
Mrs. c. w. Phillips, returned to her
home Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerome Gault are !
spending several days in Bennington
with their daughters, Mrs. Viault and .
Mrs. Rsdon.
Game Warden Ed. 4. Cullinan has !
a hound in his possession which he
found chasing deer. The owner can I
have it by calling at his place. ii
Miss Retta Marble who has been
in health of late, is not as d
well and is under the care of trained e
nurse. DR.. Cochrane is the attending
physician. +
EAST ARLINGTON. \
Robert Shufiieton is in New York. =
E. II. Phillips Of North Benning-
ton was in town Sunday.
Miss George Wildwood OF Rupert !,
is visiting Mrs. NJ. V. Grant. h
Mrs. |. J. Warner aud daughter q
Mand were in Bennington Thursday. :
William Stafford was in North 4
Adams, Mass, Saturday. q
e. Il. Mcdonald of Bennington q
spent Sunday at his home.
H n. Lawrence was in Troy, N. /.
y. Wednesday.
Miss Nella Cole Of North Adams,
Mass. is spending several days Mt her
home on Church street.