The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-10
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tie0 Bell ~ on the SICK list
-Our town schools opened for the
winter term on Monday, the 9Th.
Pred Fish left Tor pawlct last
Thursday morning, where be has EN-.
ploymcni.
Mrs. ! & Bacon arrived in town
Thursday las, aud Is stopping at Judge
Edeenon's.
&C. A. Shaltnck, who il at present
at work 10 Ludlow, VI, was IA town
over Sunday
Rev. II. +, Hughes Of Saxonyille,
Mass, will preach At the congrega-
iionni church next Sunday.
Joseph Garreau has opened bar
her shop At the old stand in the Perkins
block and Is now ready for business.
David veiAl had the misfortune to
severely iujure his left arm last week
ineapacitating him for work for while.
The Sewing Society will meet with
Mrs. Towsley on Thursday afternoon.
Supper will be served at five o'clock.
The Card Club met with Mrs. r.
J. Oryis last Thursday evening and
enough We're present % provide for
seven tables.
Mrs. Alfred Norchereau OF New
York City is visiting her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. l.. A. Way, having arrived
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth Purdy has rented her
large farm a, the south part Of the
town to a party by the name Of Gage
from Arlington.
Mrs. T.. +, Guernsey left FOR her
homo in Utica Friday noon, after hay
ing spent few days with her many
relatives here IN town.
Reports from Bennington tell Of
the continued Improvement Of Comfy
Clerk Harry T. Cushman, who is go
ing through a siege q typhoid fever
-on Wednesday morning january
9Th. 1907. the thermometer stood a, 81
above, on the same date 1906 il was T.
below and on same date in 1898 il was
IL above. THIS winters all right,
--chas Il. Gray Of Green Island,
was here over sunday. called by the
scuus illness 81 his father Mr.. and
Mn. W. {. Hills 81 Boston, are also
here Mrs Hills being Mr. Gray's old.
esi daughter.
MIR, Frank Hurley and three chill.
drcn Of Bennington, who have been
spending the week with Mrs. Hurley's
sister, Mrs. otto Il. Bennett, returned
30 her home in Bennington Saturday
afternoon.
We regret exceedingly 20 record
The severe illness Of the venerable
Deacon John BATHS. Mr.. BATHS Is
usually 30 vigorous I, seems bard 10
associate the idea Of sickness with him.
We hope for his speedy recovery.
lon Jan. 81 last brook trout werc
seen spawning Ia small spring brook
IN this locality, plainly showing that
trout vii spawn al most Nny season Of
the year, and n0i 10 particularly dur
,ng The month Of August. as many
claim.
Miss Susan Woodward, for 70
many years member Of tho house
hold 81 G. y. 0rym. died Saturday
nj the home Of her bro,her-in-law
Hugh Townshend The funeral was
he'd Monday afternoon, Rev. A. c.
Reed officiating
Al she annual meeting d the Con
gfega,ionai Socieiy held last Monday
evening tbe following officers ser'
elcesssl h. n slmouds, Moderator
Geo. Smiih. Clerk. q, l.. ToAsley,
Treas Gee. Smith, c. r. Buck and
r.. n. ncneuwas. Prudential Commit
bee,
-R. G. Gray. one II the old tiule
residents a Manchester, i seriously
III at be bone il this village NJ
GRAY has been great sascrcr 'oi
many years srosa aa iaiufy rsceagea
many years sinee And sh'eh has grad
aAlly Slapped bis vitality, - thai be q
Of necessity AAsine bard struggle
Dt. Kelley il ~ attendance.