The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-15

our roads putting In . large number OF
stone eplverts and stone bottom per-
mapent road which will last for years.
--fbe loose small stones ip thf roads,
especially on both lhe roads running
TO East Dorset are a great nuisance.
From the old Roberts corner north TO
Manchester and Dorset line it. is one
bed Of loose stones. A machine to
pick loose stone of the road with a
spring seat and head rest would find .
great sale.
Some people seem TO think that a
country newspapers run especially for
their benefit. Last week n man who
always has all the news and also sd-
Judges all acts and settles all affairs Of
church, state ard neighborhaad sats'
factorily 10 himself, took mo TO do be-
cause |, as correspondent for the Jour.
NAL, did not do 80 and so, and that I'D
find out the people wanted such and
such things ventilated and when !
asked him il he took the JOURNAL he
said: why, no, he wouldn't take the
d-n cabbage leaf, he borrowed 1t
when he wanted to get the news"
And such is the general impression
that local paper must do the dirty
work of the section and then it one Of
these croakers get a rub they will kick
and howl. Oh, how good world this
would be il we all could boss every
body else.
FARMING ON SHARES IN VERMONT.
was on a farm in Bennington
county early in August this year.
They MIXED q cows and got less than
about a cent h., averaging ABOUT ~
per day. This would soon grow less.
Now, there were two men, two women,
two horses and dog to do this. The
man who ran the farm got one-half
and had TO buy grain for his team, in
fact the whole outfit Of four persons
and three horses in midsummer are
getting the big sum OF $l.O per day
and will have TO winter without even
that. OF course those cows have no
grain and are old farrow, no good; yet
there are lots of just such cases all
over the state.
ARLINGTON.
Miss Kate Kane of New York is at
P. C. Cullinsu's.
MIR. and Mrs. v. H. Holden and
son Of Bennington spent Sunday at
Mrs. Mary Adams.
Mrs. j. l.. Mcintyre OF Dandy
called on friends In town recently.
Miss Mary Congdon and Miss
Katherine Corcoran of Troy are stop
ping at Mrs. Mary Somers.
Mrs. SiIas Wright of New Haven
was the guest Of Mrs. s. II. Vault
several days recently,
Mrs. Ernestine Small Of Baltimore.
Nd, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Garfield. left on Monday.
Miss Clara Perkins Of Manchester
was in town on Thursday.
George Bundy Of New York k at
C. W. Phillips.
y. C. Cunningham Of Barton was
in town Friday.
DIR. and Mrs. DuBoise Of Pough- |
keepsie are stopping at DR.. W. g..
Phillips.
Mrs. J. Bixby and two daughters
II Worcester, Mass, are Al WI
Bixby's. Y M
DIR. Campbell Of Rochester, was at
!. X. Batchelder's over Sunday, |
SOUTH sHAFTsBuRY. d'ea 4
A daughter has been born 70 Mr..
md Mrs. George Madison.
Mrs. James Nelson and children
ire in Pawtucket, X. l.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Howard are
wing in Remington.
"a. =. Goodwyp Of Fitehbnrg,
lass, was here last week,
Jessie Eddy and Miss Bessie Con-
or have returned 70 Pitss6eld. Mass.
Mrs. Sarah Mirield, who il III. has
trained nurse from the Bamaritanl
ospital, Troy, TO care for her.
Harry Mirfeld, accompanied by
is brother. Ralph, Of Illinois, were
, New York last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corrili 8. Foster Of
acme. Wis. have been visiting Mr..
nd Mrs. Grant Brownson.
There yss . meeting OF the WON
p's Foreign Aissiqpa-y society with
Ir. Mary 8. Gslpska, wednesday
fisrnooa.
Mr.. and Mn. Levi BROOKS sUd
Ir. and Mrs. chss. Peacock Of North
ioosick, n. Y, have been recent Wis
ors.
MIR. and Mrs. A. =. Hathaway OF
orsh Bennington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorge Howard and Miss Mnise u