The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-10
NICHOLS the Clothier Always Has What
He Advertses.
Every day New Goods are coming in
and as last as they arrive they placed IN stock
Already showing Of The Fall models is
usually Urge splendid assortment, to select from
you in immediate need OF Fall Suit
Big range IN prioes-sls 90 10 5000.
w. w. NICHOLS,
The Rochester
Rutland, Vermont


rush orders. Lively times here.
Isl Clone was AT the Journal
Office last week aud got lot Of print.
ing. Isl" knows good thing when
he sees Il,
Next week is Manchester Fair
week aud we viii all be there to shake
hands aud swap lies. The weather per
hitting this year promises TO be one OF
the best,
Mrs. A. s. Goodwin aud daughters
Irene aud Daisy, have returned 10 then
home in Fitchburg, Mass, after visit
ing hen parents, Mr., aud Mrs Chas
W. Phelps, four weeks.
1t locks like old times 10 see eight
horses hauling l5ton block of marble
with the old veteran teamster, Bill
Tobin, as ariyer. Bill has hauled mar
bile for over 40 years. 1t makes thu
State road look like 80 cents.
81 Joe Kennedy of the JOURNAL, even
pleasant and always jolly, gave us
call last week and induced us TO give
him good money for the Fair book al.
Aud say this years Fair book is a
good one and was gotten up right here
by the JOURNAL Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt c. Phelps OF
Hartford, Mass, have enjoyed two
weeks visit with their parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. c. W. Phelps. Other recent
guests at Mr.. Phelps are M. G. An
drus and Miss Cordelia Andrus of Paw
let. Mrs. Ann Brewster of Manchester
Center, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank billiard
of Rutland, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nor
ris of Dorset, Merritt c, Phelps and
DR.. and Mrs. A. b. Phelps and son
Leroy of Glens Falls, N. Y, and Chas.
b. billiard of Rutland.
NORTH DORSET.
Mrs. Henry Mears was in town on
Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Lyons were at
Frank Columb's Sunday.
Andrew Gormley and son took in
the Rutland Fair Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whitney are
visiting friends in Poultney.
Edward Congdon from South Dor
set visited his mother Sunday.
N. Revitt moved his family to
Manchester Depot Wednesday.
Miss Anna Column is at her home
again having finished her work in South
Dorset.
Mrs. Edwin Grover returned home
Thursday after two weeks visit with
her mother.
--Rolia johnson has moved to Bel
lows Falls where he has employment
as railroad boss.
Mrs. Buchanan, daughter, two
sons, granddaughter and friend were
at }. r. Buchanan's Sunday.
Barney Cooney came home Monday
from Colorado where he went a few
months ago TO work in a marble quarry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gardner and lit
tie daughter have returned TO their
home in Rutland after a few days visit
at Alex Badgers.
William Column returned TO his
work in Granville, N. Y, Monday al
ter spending a few days with his par
ents in this village.
PERU.
Several are suffering from severe
colds.
beautiful weather. Farmers busy
cutting corn and grain.
Miss Lena Blodgett returns to her
school in Chester this week.
Village school reopened Monday,
Aug. 81, with Mrs. b. f. Williams.
teacher
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Communion services were held at
Lhe church Sunday morning. Mr.