The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY. APRIL u. iw7


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fooi cod frame.
Miss Sarah W. oris IL ypiing
Trends IN Nov York.
--0e0'ge Bel 10 oouhned W his bone
wtih on sisAet q aamps.
George scrion viii load calves Al
ibs Depot on Saturday neat, ibs 3ah.
The condition 81 Mr.. w. l.. Petit
bone remains EisaHi The same.
Arthur Bcbeim ~ Brooklyn is IN
town A. guest u A. A. Cross Al ibs
seminary,
Miss Celia de koiibook and Miss
Edwards u Dorset Rerc 10 town on
Tuesday.
--Edward l.. Back ot EAst Airing
ton spcu, lAsi Sunday with has uncle,
Z. v, Buck. on Main street.
Mrs. YloreDos FarrAr aud daaRhscr
Mildred ~ Eugene. Ore, have arrived
10 flsebburg. Mass.
DIR. Austin Of Rupert Was in town
on TueSisy last IN reference 10 the es'
iaie Of The iAie George Thompson.
We have bad greA, sugar season
ahis year and the farmers hereabouis
are commencing 10 take ia their buck
Tis.
80 Some snow again on Tuesday
night, The days are quite warm.
though. 30 a good deal Of outside work
is being accomplished
DIR. Eds. w. Rice Of caanan -Four
Cors.. ~ H.. was IN town Tuesday,
looking for place TO spend the com
ing summer.
E. II. Hsmenwsy has developed
into quite an artist IN window dressing.
Sec the display Of wrcnehes in the
window OF the Taconie Hardware Co.
Hon. W. b. Sheldon Of Benning
ION. referee IN bankruptcy, was IN
town on Monday holding n session Of
bankruptcy court on the eases Of E.G.
Walker and Fred Bnrpce.
Mr.. and Mr.. Walter A. Beer OF
New York city were in town Wednes'
day looking for cottage for the com.
ing summer. Most Of the cottages are
engaged for the season already.
George X. Hemenwsy is able TO
be out Of doors these pleasant days,
after being housed up for some time
with continuation Of illnesses. he
will not return 10 college this spring.
The Norcro.s West Marble Co.
shat down its mill AT the Depot Satur'
day, but expect 10 be running again by
tho middle Of May Sixteen men were
thrown on. Of employment.
Charles Brewster, who is working
on the Orchard Park Hotel for con
tractor Eggleslon, had the misfortune
10 slip aud and fall Tuesday morning
aud injnre his right foot.
--Chas. Evans arrived at the Semi
nary on Tuesday afternoon 10 complete
his course in the commercial depart
mont. Looks like the ball season was
getting near at hand too when "Chiek"
puts in appearance.
Word has been received from Geo.
X. Miner, editor Of the New York Sun
day Herald, that ho is about 10 take u
trip 10 Mexico and Central America IN
the interests Of the Herald, aud IN all
probability will be gone several months.
The NET. a I, Co. have been
putting in telephones IN number OF
new places the past week, among them
being w. II. Graham, whose call is
s-i2, and +, W. Lincoln at the Depot
whose call is 5-j.
"A subscription dance was given on
Monday evening last, There was a
goodly sssemblage and fine time was
had. The paironesses were Mrs. j. 4.
Colburn, Mrs. l.. NJ. Kelley and Mrs.
W. W. Bennett.
We are glad 10 welcome DR.. L. l..
Wyman back from his sojourn in New
York city, where he has been undergo.
ing medical treatment, and are pleased
W note his improved appearance.
Tom Morris, the greens keeper of
the Ekwanok Country Club, has ar.
rived and will shortly commence to get
the greens in shape for the coming
season. When Tom arrives we know
tina. the season is abou, TO commence
II. 8. Hopkins has sold a strip of
land rs feet front 10 The east OF his
residence on Union street. TO W. X.
Hard. This will give Mr.. Hard fine
front on the street for any further
building tina, he may wish to do.
The students Of Burr and Burton
Seminary will present three plays al
un,on opern House Wednesday eve
ming, April ~. for the benefit OF the
Athletic Association, They aei "A
Fair OF Lanalcs, ihe oPeh ""se
and 1.-The Mouse Trap"
Mrs. X. II. Campbell and son, X.
ID, Campbell. with W. r. Roberts OF
Dorset, were in town on Friday last,
Mrs. Campbell and son sail shortly for
Their old home IN The British Isles 10
be gone all The coming summer We
wish them a pleasant, journey and a
safe retarn.
--CsmpbeIl's yarnish Stains make a
sp,eud,d finish for hall and dining room
noors. They come in Light and Dark
Oak, also in Cherry. Mahogany, etc.
A 7s.csn, eau will do m ordinary room.
Ak TAcoaic Hardware Company for
latest color card.
Advertised letters; Mrs. Leah VIII
i.ri n II. Brinser z, Miss Ethel Bro