The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY. rgBnrany n. rw.


BfnF NfF'S 'ess@e ssSsfs
We we're treated v gni,e isll ID
ssev on Tsesdny sfiermspn.
-rrnnl ". By.ea has pasrhsssr
ihs Dyer farm ia ibe sosiA psrs a. w
tovp,
~, L. Is~teDee and ". ". Fosis'
/ a Sunderland wus Ia Town Thursday
LAS aa bnsspes..
The r~esus eo4d save vas cufsda.
eve ~ na0y fngErn ~sier pipes and
much censegs@pi s1p0yaBee.
James Wallace. ~he has been Ia
the basysi4l al Barilngiop tor some
lsHs pasi. 10 bach in .own ngain.
-Mu. MARY Tea u Ho,-ssa Fslis
has been with b,r sister, Mrs Ira
Bentley. Zoe ies DAG
Gee. W, BALDWIN u Riverside
Yarn" Dors~s. sss sa Down Tuesday
on hasines. kad made "A, call
iii 10 expected ihsi Rev Hngb
Price He.es 81 ssioByills. Mass. all
preach q, The Congregational church
neal Sunday
Charles Bandy. who has been laid
up ~s.h pssansy for the psss week. Is
Agsin able W t~ oai and s,seni bis rvw.
ulsr dnss.s.
Geo. W, Bsnncli vas In saltwater.
N. T.. couple 81 days ihs week ON
business connected With q church that.
he " si-ynl W der.rs,s.
y. q. Bacon and Vim. y. Bacon
we're ia lo~n Monday. ,hc former be-
ing in attendance at the session IN
bankruptcy Of u. @. wslker.
The extensive sugar orchard o. NJ.
J. coysy ~il be- run by u. J Oryis the
coming season in connection with bic
own which adioins on lhe north.
Services Arr being held every
Wednesday afternoon during Lent at
the residence ot Mr. Miner by the
Rev. H. D, Is. MacSeil. All are insit.
ed.
Mrs. Ira Bentley has been con
6ned 10 her bed with inhammAiory
rheumatism for over four weeks. DIR.
Phillips attends her and she .s better
AT this sriling.
Miss Kate Perkins and her friend.
Miss Gilman. who have been spending
The past few weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
v. e. Perkins, return 10 their home IN
Camden, Ohio. this week.
Last Thursday was fine warm
day but toward night il becainecoldor,
and since then we have had another
shy at old winter with fine wind |
blow and snow storm Sunday.
Those redoubtable hunters, Messrs.
J. G, Bacon and 4. ID. Elliott, we're
out after the festive rabbit on Satur-
day last. They brough, their dog back
alive and bagged one rabbit.
Mrs. George l., .Towsley has been
confined 10 the house for some time by
the grip, which has been accompanied
by the ear trouble 80 prevalent this
year in connection with the grip colds.
She is improving slowly.
Hon. NJ. J. Hapgood. the sage of
Perm. ~ss ia Manchester on SATURDAY.
for the first time this winter. Mr.. Hap.
good reports business ms first class and
that he has been busy all the time look.
ing after bis -four big lumber mills.
--Mangager c. A. Wood Of the Ben
ningion opera house writes us that
half fare will be the rule from Man
chester 10 Bennington 10 those who
wish 10 hear Chauncey olco,t on the
9Th Of this month.
Miss Pauline Martin entertained
twenty-five of her young friends on
Saturday last, il being in celebration
Of that little lady's eighth birthday.
Games were enjoyed and refreshments
were partaken OF with that rest which
accompanies youth. and all announced
the passing Of very pleasant after
noon.
Hon. VIM. Is. Sheldon Of Benning-
ton and Hon. James X. Batchelder Of
Arlington were in attendance at the
conr, Of bankruptcy convened Monday
for the purpose Of examining l.. q.
Walker, an adiudged bankrupt, and
for the proving Of the claims Of the
various creditors.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles d, Cleghorn
Of New York are receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS Of their many friends on
The advent Of son aud heir. The
doctor evidently intends that the young
man shall star, of right for he an
nounces thai The young man in ques-
sion expects 10 take the first chance be
can 10 visit Manchester in person.
Improvement are going on apace
q, she Charles Willard place, which will
be opened 10 the public early this sum
mcr. The old piazza has been torn
away 70 make way for an office, and a
10 foot piazza is TO be run across ihe
whole front Of the house. The house
will be known ~ Orchard Park Hotel.
Deacon John BATHS is improving
slowly and " now able 70 ride out some
in pleasant weather. II comes pretty
hard Tor the good deacon 10 be housed
% much. for, in spite Of his more than |
fourscore years, be has always been |
one Of the most active Of men and has |
run bis farm almost single handed for
years.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
--Tuck's Easter cards at Hard's
Drug Store. Come early.
The Service ciub will meet this
(ThursdAyl afternoon with Mrs. Mark !
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