The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-06-18

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-rhiiimn's Day exercises wore ob.
served ~ Union ehuwh Sunday Tue
weather pas iiur aud there Fa a large
congregation ia attendance
sorTH p0gsr
A gool growing snmmer.
~ N BoRen visited his uncle r.
r Bowen last sguday.
-All the roads her, arr covered With
gravel which was much needed,
Bowen expects another large ship
meni 81 paroid ''No Tar" Roofing this
week. See Aa in jouRSAL.
- Mrs. Kate withercllh had psralyiie
shock ON her lief, last week and is no,
expected 10 recover DR., Kelley at
tends
Shut up your house TO keep the
dust out aud take to the big timber for
a flock OF autos are coming that will
kick up an awful dns, and run over
you'll you don't get on, Of the road.
Mrs. Helen Merlethorp Of Boston,
Mass, is spending week with her
aunt, Mrs. Chas. W Phelps, and Mer.
ritt G., Phelps of Glcns Falls. n. Y, is
visiting his brother, Chas. " Phelps.
The marble crusher was run a
while recently 20 test its capacity 10
crush marble for "Pazo.n II will
easily crush 20 tons day which sells
here for five dollars n ton on board ears
which leaves good profit,
Officer Convey was hunting parties
from York State last week with mn auto
and he got them for over-driving au
old horse while hurrying to court totry
and get divorce. -Four great events
in life when people must be an time
when they are born, married, get
divorce and die.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. Phelps en-
tertained recently Mrs. Agnes ii. Ride
out of Hoosick Falls,N. Y.,Mrs. Helen
II. Merelthorp of Boston, Mass, Mer-
rift c. Phelps of Glen Falls. n. Y,
Fred II. Phelps of Lee, Mass, Azariah
and John billiard of Dandy, and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Phelps of Pawlet.'
Lumber land spectators while on
Mad Tom road found very young
fawn. They took it to the Wilson
House, East Dorset, but it was so near
starved that it could not be saved.
Game Warden Bowen being notified,
and finding facts as stated had it bur
led. An old doe with two fawns fol-
lowing had been seen on Mad Tom by
several, probably this little fawn was
one of them. II as much care was ex
ercised to rear sheep or goats in Yer
mont as is being used to protect wild
deer, our mountains would be swarm
ing with valuable ilocks. Why not do
sol A good sheep or goat is worth as
much ar poor wild deer.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Fay Dean of Hoosick Falls spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. A. l.. Holley of Dandy has
been spending several DAYS in town.
Mas May Mack of Proctorsvile has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. N.
Niles.
The Jubilee Singers of North Adj
ans were in the NJ. h. church Wednes.
day evening, June II.
Mrs. A NJ. Cotton of Eagle Bridge,
N. Y, has been spending several days
with her mother, Mrs. ID. G.. Barney.
The ten cent supper which was
held at the NJ. Il. parsonage Wednes-
day night was well attended. Over
eight dollars being cleared.
Services in the NJ. Il. church Sun
day, June Dist are as follows: Service
at half past ten, sermon by Rev. c. l..
Mead. y. P. S. c. e. at 6:4j p. IN.
Children's Day concert at 7.3O p. m.
SYNDICATE.
The Mutual Milk Co. are paying
ST. 10 per can this month.
Mrs. Henry Noble is at her uncle's
NJ, u. Hurd's, for few days.
Mrs. J. W. Galbraith went last
Friday to visit her mother in Conn.
Mrs. s. j. Lincoln is in Shushan,
N. Y, keeping house for A. W.
Prindle.
The children's day concert at the
Union Chapel Sunday eve, passed off |
very nicely.
There will be children's day con
cert at the NJ. T.. church Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. A. Prindle was called to Oak
land, Conn, last week by the serious
illness of her sons wife, Mrs. s. W.
The presiding elder was at the NJ.
Il. churcn Sunday afternoon and de
livered very interesting sermon to a
large congregation. After the service
the quarterly conference was held.
Jessie Skidmore died ut her home
in West Sandgate, aged 40 years. She
had always lived with her brother
George. and although not very
strong person was always at home TO
help care for her people, and was
about the house only a week before
but was taken suddenly i'll with pneu
monia aud she had moi the strength 10
overcome the disease. The funeral
was ut the house June 9th, conducted
by Rev. Mr. Eaton Of West Rupert.
She was highly respected by all who
knew her.
Congregational Officers Elected.