The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-12-17
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

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Neck scarfs, mniilers and urlined
gloves at Helmets. 3i.2w
The help in the Bradley 4 Russell
factory has been reduced from twenty.
eight to eighteen.
Representative 4 q. Stone of Dor.
set and J. Henry Hicks OF Manchester.
together with Senator +. 4. Potter and
representative Il. W. Morgan of Pow.
nal returned 10 their duties at Mont
pelier Monday morning.
Constable Frank NJ. Walker went
10 Bennington Thursday and took
Duane Moflitt, resident Of this town
who was taken suddenly insane in that
town recently, TO Brattleboro for con
linement in the asylum at that place.
Il called on my old friend Norman
Gibson a few days since at Barnum-
vile to see how he was getting along,
MORN" is just picking up from a
journey TO the Mary Fletcher Hospital
in Burlington where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis. 1t proved
successful and he thinks he will be all
right in short time.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Crossman
went 10 East Rupert Saturday, Dec.
II, 10 attend the funeral Of Mr.. Cross.
mans cousin, Mrs. Frank Fralick.
They were living at the Clark House,
Broadway, Troy, N. Y. Mr.. Fralick
had gone 10 his business at s o'clock,
leaving his wife and boy in bed, in
about 20 minutes he received message
that his wife was dead. Her maiden
name was Helena Danforth, her par
ents were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dan
forth. She leaves son about five
years old.
AS Andrew Turner was coming in
to Barnumville over his route as mail
carrier from the East Monday fox
followed in the road behind him down
10 MIR. Books place, the gentleman
who recently bought Mrs. Louisa Tay-
lor's farm, ran around to the back door
and went into the house. MIR. Book
closed the door on him and he is now
boarding with the family. The report
is that it is cross fox about one-half
silver grey and worth about 500. Mr..
Shaw from Manchester told me that a
fox went through his fathers yard the
same afternoon going east.
DORSET.
Mems umbrellas for Holiday trade
at Heinel's. 34-2w
-R. NJ. Campbell was in Bennington
last week on business:
Charles Norcross made Il flying trip
to Bennington Monday.
The annual church meeting will
occur as usual on New Years Day.
John NJ. Armstrong was recently
appointed Notary Public, also Henry
Wade.
Among visitors to Rutland last
week were Mrs. A. B. Roberts and
Miss Mulligan.
Mrs. @. n. Chambers and daughter
Mrs. 4. II. West spent day in Rut-
land recently.
When down TO Manchester Center
call at Harry Adams and see the large
and new stock OF jewelry. adv
EAST DORSET.
Misses Bertha and Elida Ames are
visiting relatives in Dandy.
e. r. Clark has been been in Bur
lington for several days on business
trip.
Charles Gennette has been confn.
ed 10 the house for few day by ill.,
ness.
Sarah Stone is spending few days
IN Montpelier with her uncle, +. @.
Stone.
Mrs. Y. +. Clark is quite i'll again.
having had relapse after she was able
10 be up and about the house.
Mrs. Sarah Cochran has been spend
ing few days in South Wallinxford
with her sister. Mrs. Richard Roberts
The schools al the Village com
menced the winter term last week and
the South Village school began this
week. The teachers are the same ~
10 the fall term.
Mrs. Kendall has returned from
her visit in Cambridge. n. Y. Mrs.
Roberts, who Is boarding at Mrs. Ken