The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-31

70 b. banded more items II We ogsly knew
q who is ~.
' --Messrs. Wlihcr i;rsaiih and Georg,
. l.. Rase. administration ~ The esi&i-
2 and executors a she will Of The lsis s
. l. GfIfath u Dandy. we're in MKncbcs'
2 isf Tuesday on business connected
I sith The library which they sr erect
iug III Dandy, il being one Of ne be-.
. quests u Mr.. Griffith.
yinccns King. Ia The employ Of
The Eagle Square Manufacturing Co.
II South shsfisbury, stayed in town
Tuesday sight after delivering load
q trim Tor Mr.. Cochrane's new house
lately erected IT Manchester Center by
Henry Bundy. II seems pity thai
with as mach building a. is done in
Manchester we shoald be obliged 10
haul our doors. sash. blinds and house
trim such distance. when we have the
material at home.
Members 81 skinner Pos. W. X.
| &. are requested 10 meet nj q. A. X.
Hall on Friday Of this week at .. m.
for the purpose OF installing officers
absent at our last meeting. Also at
$3.50 there viii be memorial service
for our deceased sister Mrs. Emma
Gleason. Relatives and friends are in.
vited 10 this service. Members OF the
q. A. X. viii be especially welcome.
BY command Of Laucena Blackmer
president. Emma Linsley secretary.
We are torn with dissensions. dis
turbed with jealousies and broken up
with MISUNDERSTANDING. We are all
good-natured, neighborly folks, II we
would only act on our best impulses;
bat Ms we inherit little Of Old Adams
characteristics we allow ourselves 10 be
disagreeable 10 our friends by not over
looking little lrihes aud arousing the
same spirit in others. Let us drop
calling each other members Of the
Goldfish aristocracy," Of the 400"
aud greet each other AS we should and
would il we met absent friends whom
we respect and esteem.
james Amedon, who spent several
months last year experimenting the
construction Of foundations for monu-
ments in the National Park at vicks-
burg, Miss, brought home with him
quite a collection of relies Of the great
battle-cannon balls, shells, parts Of
shells. bayonets, bullets, uniform but
tons, etc. all in fair state OF preser-
walton considering their exposure TO
the weather for more than forty years.
They were not purchased from relic
dealers, but were gathered here and
there by Mr.. Amedon. The collection
is on exhibition at the New York store.
SOUTH DORSET
Coolest week in years.
Thermometers are frozen up.
Quarry work goes steadily on.
Wood and coal vanishes like smoke. |
-Thos. Mccormack is laid up with
rheumatism.
-Hulda Bowen is in Manchester for
short stay.
AT last we have snow enough for
good sleighing.
jed aud Ed. Matson were in town
last week on business.
Constable N. McWayne was here
last Friday on official business.
Geo. Kendall and b. Niles have
s------.,a r---....~.s''riP w uv tcdmIng,
--Rolza Hazelton has rented the Sui
Ivan place and gone to keeping house.
Many from out of town attended
the Carney funeral and burial at East
Dorset.
Grip is getting its grip on TO a
good many hereabouts although by no
means epidemic.
John Blackmer, who has been con-
fined to the house by rheumatism for
some time past, is still housed.
Patrick Carney, aged about 1O6
years, died last week, leaving wife
who is also very aged. He was the
Oldest person in town.
"A. l.. Bowen is gaining slowly.
Since he has been confined TO the house
he has become ten inches smaller
around the waist and weighes sixty
pounds less.
Uncle Sam seems to be having hard
luck along the negro line; the president
for discharging lot of unruly negro
regulars and later on the navy became
offensive at Jamaica and were ordered
from that island of negroes by a cranky |
Johnny Bull lunkhead for trying to
help them through the trying times fol-
lowing the earthquake. Well, in this
latter case it is all right for We ought
TO know better than TO mix up with old
J. b. anyway especially when he is
represented by white man who is sat
isiied to live in a negro colony. Better
keep our provisions at home and relieve
the starving in our own cities andi the
West. But il is generally the case that
help must be sent TO strangers while
our home poor are forgotten. Charity
that begins at home is best.
ST CLONE.
SYNDICATE,
Everyone is improving the sleigh.
ing this week.
jess. King is moving into G. Ran
dall's house this week.