The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-13

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1 Prof. A. W. ysrpey, county "a
sminer. has seui free iussson certih
Gates 10 these pupils 81 the puhih
schools u bo attained The required pr
cent. 10 the June examination. Thu
names u the sneeessfal candidates arr
Harry Bolsferd. William Collei,s
Frederick Cherl,onnesa. Jesse Hard
Edward Marley. Clifford Wilson
Marian Bentlry, ssphwnia Collette
Hazel crossmau. Irene Falcs, .losi,
Godciie. Sarah Nelson. Helen Read
Gertrude Shaw and Anna Wesiphalin
Sixty five per cent, WAS required. 81,
papils attained more than eighty. AID
live wee between seventy and eighty.
On Sunday morning aud evening
next the Rev. J NJ Bufium Of Lincoln,
Nsb., will occupy the pulpit OF the
Methodist church. preaching in the
morning aud evening, delivering MI
address on THE New Emancipation. -
Mr.. Buffum is an eyangelistic and a
temperance worker OF acknowledged
worth and ability. having labored in
- states. He comes with the highest
testimonials M TO his ability as a
speaker. The Baptist pastor and
people have been invited 10 join in the
service on Sunday evening aud il is ex-
peeted that they will do so. Mr.. Buff
fun spoke before the Union congrega.
tons Of Bennington ia the Methodist
church on Sunday evening last.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. Layina Trip of Brattleboro,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Vim. Smith.
Aunt Polly Chapman, who is 90
years old, attended church week ago
last Sunday.
Miss Nellie Brothers Of Troy, N.
y, is stopping with her brother
Charles, for a while.
Miss Sara Walker is spending a
part of her vacation in Troy. N. H.,
where she has an aunt
Mrs. Alfred Bowman, an old time
resident OF Manchester, made Mrs.
Carey Reynolds short visit recently.
Over in the vicinity of Hicks mill
the peaceloving citizens would almost
imagine they were living in China
Town. Street parade every fifteen
minutes. vaudeville on all street cor
Ders, open air concerts etc., etc. III
these tramps don't soon get out and
get to work they will be complained of
as public nuisances.
EASI DOhSET.
Miss Helen Ijams of Albany is Wis
ting at II. A. Brophy's.
Mr.. Clark, father of 4. +. Clark,
has been quite i'll for several days.
Bertha Bowen went to Bennington
Tuesday to VISIT her sister Mrs. Bert
Bromley.
Joseph Reed went to Dorset Mon
day where he expects to be employed
in G., NJ. Sykes store.
Misses Ethel and Maud Brophy and
their brother, Dewey, of Rutland are
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Dejordy of Canada has been
spending several weeks here visiting
her son, John b. Dejordy.
MIR. and Mrs. Smith of Bristol,
Conn, who are relatives of j. NJ. Grit
dths' family, are boarding at the Will
son House.
Myrtle Rich, who has been spend
ing several weeks at H. b. Kendal's,
returned last week to her home in
Marion, Ind.
William Mason, whom the officers
have been trying to capture for several
weeks, was taken in this vicinity Mon
day night by Sheriff Godfrey.
Rev. John Ames of Washington,
d. c., is spending some time here Wis
ting relatives. MI. Ames has resign
ed his position under the Government
which he has held for many years.
w. j. Whalon will be at the Read
ing Room Friday evening instead of
Saturday evening TO attend to the
changing of the library books. The
change is made on account Of the pie
mic Saturday and will be for this week
only.
Mrs. John /. Chchrane and two
Sarah and David, returned
home last week, They spent the month |
Of July on the Island Of Chappaquid-
dick, part Of Martha's Vineyard,
where they have been visiting Mrs.
Cochrane's brothers. family.
e. w. Ely has been in town several
lays making arrangement for running
The mill owned by the Dorset Noun
tain Marble Co. The mill has been
shut down since the Vermont Marble
20. ceased operations here and every
Dne will be glad 10 have the business
started again.
The annual picnic for the benefit Of
st. Jerome's church will be held Sat
lrday, August 18th, in Cochran's
grove. Several attractions are offered
among which are baseball game be-
tween the East Dorset team aud one Of
HE Wallingford teams. and concert
and dance 10 be held at the hall 10 the |
evening.
Obituary.
Willis Ellsworth Brock was born in
4.