The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-24

pera to reach there sbgat To- ara q
PsAlfuhty aud wa nmain Here ant
pett a3Fsng
KmmsaH faahfpat a neuninr
taN sat in tepa 80 Tuesday iaa 81
hatnea prrtsiasag r. De reiiibE ~ /
npnamsti ~ We p3a Ia Deb spsd
ctnrisry e~nr8 ~ Isosa coombs ..
Renpsalhr y Y All things ,ise mas
chaage but Knserson ! the sane cd
Kmenpon We have knowu sine, boz.
boad ~ chang,th Boi
The fishing rod aad Ia kle midas
Try y G y orys IL beng pushed Al
ihe preseBi ,siae Among uae special.
tee Manufactured ~ NJ. orsa i q
minnop trap for ibc catching y min.
BOSS 81 ike be-, fishing ADD for which
there i large demand. one order
fsoin western concern recently -.
eeired ealing tor twenty dozcn ~ these
traps alone
y y Hard (. having plals drapn
fer largr addition - BIZ store prop.
eriy % Un,on street and when viii bc
ibrce stories ID height ard u good
strong construction suitable 70 with.
slaud ihe weigh, q any manufacturing
business We understand that the
tuo lower floors have already been
spoken for. The outlook for active
building operations ia Manchester the
coming spring and summer are good.
Sunday morning ushcred in one Of
the darkest days We have seen ia a
long time and along about noon the
wind commenced 70 come up accom-
panied with heavy rain storm with
some slrct and snow II cleared OF il
tho afternoon aud commenced 10 get
colder 20 that by Mondsy morning We
bad our winter weather back again.
having experienced a change IN the
temperature Of nearly 40 degrees in a
hours. Tuosday ], showed nh day long
giving Us some more sleighing.
The death Of Rollin c. Gray of
This village occurred at his late resi-.
ienee on Main street on Thursday |
last At six O'Clock. Mr. Gray I
bad been a great bat accomplishing
sufferer for a great many years from
he results Of an accident at Chiselyille |
over 10 years ago when grindstone |
burst aud one Of the flying pieces /
struck him in one Of his legs. Mr.. |
Gray was born IN Arlington 81 years
ago and came 10 Manchester when
about 30 years Of age aud had always |
made this his home from that time.
He enlisted in Company c. lith Vt.
md drew a pension for a good many
Years on account Of disabilities receiy-
ID in the service. The funeral ser.
ices were held at the house on Mon
lay morning by the Rev. II. b. b.
dacNeil aud the interment was IN the
al the Center and was under
he auspices of Adoniram Lodge No
2, +. d A. NJ, Of which the deceased
lad long been a member. Mr.. Gray
caves wife and five children TO
MOURN his loss.
In our issue OF Dec. u was an ar
icle written by Mrs. Caroline Ander-
on Barrus 10 correct an error which
vas claimed 10 exist in an obituary no.
ice OF the late Mrs. Roe. In speaking
I the wedding of Mrs. Roe we stated
hat she was married at the principals
ouse at the Seminary. In her corree-
ION Mrs. Barrus states that the mar
lage referreu 10 touK pIace NJ tne oTu
hureh, and at the same time Mrs.
'arah Black Cushman was married 10
ir. n. b. ,Jndson. Rev. J. D. Wick
am oflciated al both ceremonies. A
ldy who was present at the time has
-ritten MS calling attention TO an error
B Mrs. Barrus' correction, and says:
Mr.. Wickham married his daughter,
hose bridesmaid Miss Sarah Black
-as, to Mr. Alfred c. Roe. Then the
,dies changed places and Mrs. Roe
'as Miss Blacks bridesmaid, while
or uncle, Rev. DR.. Silas Aiken, of
rutland, Vt, performed the ceremony
nat made her the wife of n. b. ,Jud-
on"