The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-15

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NJ. ard Mr. deo. Wosdet,ck. VII,
have been visiting friend. IL Weston
ryiafned homr Saturday.
Mrs.. Aarcia l.awrcnce. who ha,
been visiting her brother IN Peru vii
return soon io her home here.
Severe frost here Tuesday morn
iug. thermometer standing at ~ above
live o'clock. lee formed one hall
inch thick.
Representative ] Henry Hicks was
home from Montpelier over Sunday,
returning 10 bis duties there on Mon
day night.
a Victor Talking Machine viii
make the winter shorter, Ask about
the Easy Payment Plan. +" Hard's
Drug Store. adv
Levi Pond, Charles Crossman and
Eber Taylor have been building a coal
shed for George Sexton with = capacity
Of three hundred tons.
Mrs. Geo. h. Coping aud Miss
Bertha A, Brophy who have been Wis
ting at Geo. Sections Tor several
weeks. returned TO their hosnes IN East
Dorset last Friday,
The most marked improvement in
sight is the building of fine crosswalk
from the corner by Charles Parker =
residence south, intersecting with the
main walk leading past the Battenkill
Inn towards the Station. | noticed sew
eral OF our leading citizens with cuffs,
white collars and Sunday go-to meet
ing clothes on, industriously tanping
gravel on the job, and surely anyone
with mechanics eye will say the job
is well done.
With fayette Farnum took n
pleasant drive TO Peru Tuesday attend
ing the auctlon OF Wallace Farnum
who, with his family, leave in a few
days for Rhode Island We greeted
many old friends and spent pleasant
day. Mr.. Farnum says "he is not GO
ing 10 burn his bridges as he leaves, :"
so he may return in the spring, In
conversation with neighbor Hapgood
he afiirms that the class of visitors In
Peru are those who wish to get away
from the noise, dirt and dust of auto
mobiles, who want quiet, and are seek.
ing those secluded places which are to
be found in their town.
--Yon residents of Manchester so
snugly cuddled at the foot of Equinox
are bllssfnlly ignorant of what you are
missing these days. For example; last
Sunday morning the west mountain
was all aglow. at times when the sun
would break through giving sucha har.
monlous blending of the colors of ma
ture that once seen we long remember.
Mostly deciduous trees on the west
mountain, the east mountain gives
greater variety by being broken with
clumps OF the evergreen, but on both
sides of the Battenkill one can feast
his soul on such beauty, oh. my You
often advise your city friends 10 stay
through October, if you could just once
keep them, that they might see our
beautiful mountains this month they
would thank you, Let me tell you an
other sight that is grand. Go to Mount
Stratton, 1859 feet high, 43 higher than
Equinox, look across the intervening
surface toward Equinox as it looks to
be one vast concave shaped plain, the
Irregularities IN the ground hardly no.
ticeable, and if you have any of the
poetic in your nature you will cry out
with delight. would like to be one of
a party to go and see this sight once
more one of these delightful October
days.
DORSET.
Miss Mary MnlIigan has been Wis
ting in Rutland recently.
Key. and Mrs. e. l.. Carhart left
this week for months vacation.
Mrs. James McCIeady of Albany is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Eagleson.
Mf. ana MRS. Allan Bourn return
this week to their home in Yonkers,
n. Y.
Mrs. Charles Clark Of Westfeld,
Mass. is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Is. Kent.
Miss Louisa Lille has been in Man.
chester the past week as guest OF Miss
Eva Amedon.
Every Burr q Burton man or wo-
man ought 10 have one of the new
school pillows. The Toggery Shop. adv
"A Victor Talking Machine will
make the winter shorter. Ask about
the EASY Payment Plan - Hardis |