The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-09

been very IN the past week with the
grip is now much improved, for which
her many friends are thankful.
Prof. 4. w. Benedict of Warrens.
burg spent few days in town recent
ly. He was called here to attend the
commissioner meeting on the estate
Of the late +, A. Benedict.
The Manchester Gun Club will
make a pilgrimage to Bennington on
Saturday next, They expect TO show
the Bennington boys a thing or two
about trap shooting,
DEATH or MRS. FANNY D, TAYLOR.
Tuesday nights Banner has the fol-
lowing regarding the death Of one well
known in this placer
Mrs Fannie ID. Taylor, widow OF
the late Herman Taylor, died at her
home on Main street early Tuesday
morning She was taken seriously Ill
last Saturday and therefore had been
sick only about three days. Death was
due to acute Brght's disease.
The deceased was 90 years OF age
aud was for many years respected
resident Of this town She leaves no
immediate relatives except one nephew,
Edward Riley and niece, Miss julia
Riley, both of this town.
The funeral will be held from the
house on Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock. Rev. c. w. Rowley will off
ciate, assisted by Rev. Frank K. Nor
ris. The burial will be in the family
LOT al Manchester on Friday.
Mrs. Taylor was for many years
member of the Methodist church here
and has long been identified with
church work. She was true Chris
tian lady in every respect and has a
large number Of friends who sincerely
mourn her death"
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor were well
known in Manchester, although Mr..
Taylor has been dead many years. lie
was son Of the late Reuben Taylor
and Mrs, Taylor was daughter of the
late VIM. c. Bourn.
DORSET.
Chester Bell Of Manchester spent
Sunday in town.
james Scott was in town Thursday
calling on friends
Call at j. C. HeinePs and ask to
500 the new Easter SHIFTS. adv
Mrs. George Woodland is in Troy,
n. f., for a short visit.
Mrs. James Robinson is recovering
from severe attack Of grip
John Wildwood is able to be out
after an illness of several days.
Miss Waldo of Troy, n. Y, is a
guest of Mrs. Ernest H. West.
Miss Mary Mulligan was a recent
visitor among friends in town.
w. j. Towslee had the misfortune
10 lose his family driving horse which
lied last week.
Miss Angie Holley, accompanied
oy Miss Taylor, left Tuesday for Ben
lington.
MIR. and Mrs. W. L. Kent are ex-
,ected to arrive at their old home this
week.
Sunday night thieves broke into the
len house Of Andrew Wade taking sew
raj fine fowls.
Miss de Nottbeck returned to Dor
Ct last week accompanied by Miss
EDWARDS and maids.
-- In spite ofthe unfayorable weather
armers seem to be making large guam
ties of fine syrup.
Schools opened for the spring term
b Monday, April 9th with the former
orps Of teachers.
Joseph Wade assisted Mr. Simmons
rebuilding the poultry house recent
destroyed IN wind storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams re-
lrned to their home in Bennington
riday after a visit with relatives here.
"A. W. phelon is out Of town, hav
Z taken position as travelling sales
rent FOR the Norcross- West company,
The younger members OF the Grange
I'd dance at the hall Wednesday ey-
ling. Messrs. Connell and Mcbride
Finished the music.
Misses Margare, and Gertrude Gil
II returned TO Northampton We'd
.sdsy 10 resume their studies at Smith
ilege.
Mrs. h. 2. Snyder was unable to
zen her school Oh Monday last, owing
illness, but il reported better and
II begin teaching next week. :
--siebrgt Wade has returned from
where BE- was called By the /,
tni illness ot bis brother Amos, who ,
"a March 3lsf.
All should remember 70 patronlEe \
g sugar social Of the Ph.lAihea and
araca GLASSES 70 be held al the Hall
-iaay night, April 10Th. A sweet time /
assured ard u program Of music and
Der attractions has been arranged. i
Mr.. Simmons q the West road has
.afly one hundreiiand ffty new white
shoru ehieks taken from his ineubA- Z