The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-06-25

iion Saturday hflsrapoD, The bore ~
/. chne unmAAagrAblc and ran dos
, street aHiil i ran through q uiBdo'
and hurt l,s bead bsi fortunately a.
young lady escaped un,ulared
Martin Csrrick. who vas releases
! frpEH Bennington jail SITTER serving
short sentence for breach u the pesc'
HAs rearrpsled by llepais sheriff Cover
and Drought 10 Manchester THURSDAY
aud nrraignsd before JusAro Dyer "a
The charge u abusing horse lle VA
ioand guilty and seuiruccd 10 The work
house IN Rutland for sa months ai,s
haed CITY dollars beside together wal
lbe costs 81 the cast. This viii keel
Carrick busy for some time W com,
and maybe by thai time be will forg.l
that be hailed FROM Manchester. W,
DO not need has sort here. aud "a,
quicker that they are made 10 under
stand Il The better.
MANthfAihh hhfpI.
The nea bridge near the Hicks placG
is ready for the iron work
Mr.. and Mrs. 7, J Hoyi spent the
day with Mrs. Henry Hicks last Friday
The band will give their next regu
lar open air concert on Friday evening
NJ the Depot.
Mr. and Mrs, Almond Adams WIS
tied Mr.. Adams sister, Mrs. Higgins,
in Jamaica last week.
Fullerton has returned from Bos.
ton and intermediate points whittier he
went last week on business.
Mrs. Hattie Toombs aud Misses
Mary Long and Mary Laughlin from
Arlington were visiting relatives IN
town Saturday.
f G. Brown aud family are ex-
pected 10 arrive this week and will re-
side at the Colonial which they have
leased for the season.
Mrs. Elmer Adams and little
daughters Irene and Ruth, of Fonda,
n Y, are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs A. $. Adams.
w. c. Miller has just completed
putting in concrete steps for NJ. l..
Manley and concrete walks for 5. b.
Taylor in this village and Miss Mary
b. Wilson at the Center.
John Squires has taken the agency
for the Mccormick Mowers, Reapers
aud Rakes, Keystone Hayloaders and
Side Delivery Rakes, and the best
Manure Spreader made, The Clover
Leaf" He will keep all repairs, Give
him call CIV
Pat Kelley tells me his herd of cows
thirteen in number, Melted him last
year sixty dollars each, he shipping all
his milk on the train, and Almond
Smith said his COWS yielded him eighty
one dollars apiece, a portion of the pro-
duct being retailed in the village and
the balance shipped.
MIR. and Mrs. Webster Eddy from
Hoosick Falls, N. Y. arrived in Man
chester Tuesday, June 10th, to recu-
perale and get filed with such proven
der as is to be found nowhere else on
the face OF the earth, among relatives
and friends in this town. Web" saw
service in the war but looks near
ly as youthful rs some OF us who were
but kids during that stormy time.
Il wonder il the parents of school
children coming from south and east
who are obliged to cross the railroad
tracks know just what risks their child
rem sometimes take. The other day
saw boy and girl run across the line
in front of the north bound express as
it was leaving the station and it was
but few rods away either. OF course
il had not gotten under full Roadway,
but slip and there would have been
another death to chronicle.
DORSET.
--Plynn Ladd is drawing slate from
for c. p. Kent.
Waldo Sykes was in Granville
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Gates and two
sons are in town attheir summer home.
Mrs. Stephen Thayer is in Boston
Tor weeks visit.
Schools have closed for the sum
ner vacation.
w. j. Towslee was in Rutla nd last
week on business.
Miss Agnes Cordley of New York
5 the guest OF Mrs. Elmer Harwood.
Mrs. l.. p Snyder took her school
o Hagar Brook on Tuesday where the
lay was spent picnicking.
Miss Bertha Gilbert and brother
Arthur Of Northampton arrived here
asst week.
Lightning struck the barn Of Byron
Wilkins in Kirby Hollow Friday night
nut fortunately caused no loss by fire
Miss Nora Edgerton held a picnic
i her home last week Monday for the
,upils of her school.
Another severe thunder storm Wis
ted this vicinity Friday night when
everal fuses were burned out on tele-
,hones along the West road.
On Sunday evening at the Hall Mr.,
Bourne will relate several anecdotes re
alive 10 the old church which promises
o be most interesting.
John billiard. who has just closed
lis school at North Pownal, is visiting
n this vicinity before returning TO his
ONE in Rutland.
Mrs. Geo. Kellogg was in Lenox,
lass, recently 10 attend the funeral ,