The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY. APRIL Is. 1867.



Rev ~. Sesrer prsaehed ~ ID
Congregational church last Sunday
Mrs. Albert &. 0rrs 10 cot .
,gvH taf few aass visiting tr4sbds
--tiosniy Game Warden Hsuy chAs
81 Eeaaiagsou va Ia lown On MoHday
n l.. Nssin ~ Brcoairu has beei
Is tewu getting ready 10 open his cot
iage
Dr. v. l.. Wymaa has dlsrssAes
bis esslehes aud - AGAIN attending \
hls practice.
Hon ] NJ Beetle q, Rasa DORSET
wal Ia Manchester TsesaAr lat "a
basssoss,
IN V. Clifford and bis bride d
barisngion we're Ia ,owa NJ ibe Baton
sill Inn last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Wm. v. Reed. wbo
have been oai d town Tor some days,
r,srnei home on Friday last
The ladies sewing Soeieiy 10 b.
heid a. MrS Boarns residence IA
postponed 10 Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Myers Of New
Yofk city have been guests 81 Mr., and
Mrs w ] Crawford ,he pas, week.
~ v. Burke. secretary Of the CiAr-
eDdon Marble Co. If Clarendon, VI
vM ia town on business Friday last.
--Chas. II. Willard aud wife we're In
Bennington Thursday last 10 attend
tbs funeral 81 h,s brother. in-lAw.
John " Page Of Denver. Col, is
still IN town and will be here for a
couple Of weeks longer At least.
Geo. Sexton will pay o cents per
pound for good calves weighing from
ls0 pounds. up. See advertisement.
Il, is expected that Rev. Mr. Warn
er Of Barton. W.. viii preach at the
Congregational church ner, Sunday.
MIA Mrs. Geo. N. Reed Of OIL City,
Pa. Is In town. called here by the
death ~ their niece. Mrs. NJ. l.. Petit
bone.
Miss Mildred Beebe is rapidly i'm.
proving from her recent injuries and
will soon resume her studies nj the U.
v. NJ.
--Rey. II. J. Maillei Of East Dorset,
was in town Monday last participating
in the forty hours deyoiions Of 81.
Paul's church.
An So dividend was recently de-
clAred 10 the bankruptcy court on the
Graves matter, which dividend has
been paid,
III is expected tina, wheelwright
shop will be opened in this end Of the
town before long by a Mr.. finleyson
Of Ludlow.
Il. A. Wilcox has in his possession
a prize Of a sheep, she having in the
last year produced three ieeces and
SIX lambs. Who can beat thisi
The first trailing arbutus of the
season was brought from the mountain
Sunday. This beautiful little flower is
now quite scarce in this locality.
-. ID. Purdy has sold the large
Grey horse. which be purchased last
year from Frank Bowen, TO Bert
Austin Of Salem. N. Y, for $500.
Mrs. A. w. Curry will dispose of
all the furniture and fittings Of the Dor
set Inn at an auction TO be held May
5th with A. l.. Bowen. auctioneer. adv.
A, the services Of st. Paul's
church last Sunday Arthur Benin
presided al the organ and rendered
MoEar's Twelfth Mass and Ave Maria.
--Advices from A. +. Martin, who
has been a. the Bon Air in Augusta
the past winter, arp 10 the effect that
he will be in Manchester before many
days.
We had n variety Of weather the
past week, most Of il being Of the cold
variety however, but the sun com
menced 10 warm things up some on
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. c. 0rvis left on
Thursday morning for Boston, Mass,
where Mrs. 0ryis will remain for some
time, Mr. oryis returning Saturday at.
ternoou.
w. II, Graham has few old fash
Toned dishes aud some old furniture
which he will dispose OF at private sale
at his residence in this village, Call
and src them. adv.
The baseball season opened in
Manchester on Monday by game be.
tween Burr aud Burton Seminary and
Manchester. The score was IA TO s in
favor Of tho Seminary boys.
Mrs. Shirley o. Williams, who has
been a guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Bell. for number Of weeks,
returned 10 her home in Baltimore,
Nd, last week.
y. n. Thompson has freak calf.
Il. tuo fore legs are curved IN towards
shs body and the animal rests on It's
hind logs tn. ssme Ms a rabbit does.
ID is also minus ,s tail
Geo. l.. Tcwsley left Friday morn.
ING for Boston. Mass. on business, re.
turning by way % Clinton. Mass.
where be visited his mother and broth
er, whom he had no, seen for two
years.
There will be change ia the run
ming time Of The trains on Monday
morning. April 2ath, when the early
morning train south and the noon
train north viii again he put on.
The news has been receivvd thai
Charles Hemenway has again been ap.
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