The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-26

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Leroy Fuller Is bone from eolleg
fm Thanksgiving.
Mrs n. q. Reynolds IL on sisi
81 Mr.. NJ. J. Hap9v,sd IN Peru.
Mf. apd Mrs. \. NJ. Hawkins eu
iergainsri their son Hugh nnd family o
shAiisburY, over sanday.
Geo. ". Uiley. Who has situation
10 Burlington. experts 10 move b.
family 10 thai city before long
Miss Edith King has returned from
quite an extended visit among friend,
II Springfield and Hartford. Mass.
About the busiest place in tbii
busting burg at this time is the works
~ the Bradley Butter Box factory.
Representative ] Henry Hicks re
turned from Montpelier on Saturday
last 10 spend the Thanksgiving recess
N. y Gibson was taken 10 hos
pilal in Burlington last Thursday 10 b.
treated. Appendicitis seems 10 be the
trouble.
Messrs. II. h. Kendall and T.. w.
Ely from East Dorset were 100 hungry
for turkey 10 resist the temptation TO
drive 10 our turkey shoot, but boys
will be boys"
r. X. l.ampson has completed the
foundation for this new shop be rs con
stfucling on the road 10 this village and
the carpenter work will soon be com.
menced. Mr.. Lampson will occupy il
when completed as tin shop.
The h. A. Strout Co., are miles
ahead Of an auction II you wish a quick
sale. Their agents, +. |. a l.. Farnum,
sold the Myron g. Taylor place at Bar
numville last week. They have a large
list OF cash buyers always on tap. adv
The new addition TO the Norcross-
West plant is progressing finely under
the supervision Of Frank Brewster and
will soon be under cover. Ii is a pleas
nre to note these additions 10 an already
large plant for il means that there will
in all probability be more men employ
ed and that means more business in the
town.
M. G.. Walker, who has been very
sick for couple Of weeks, WAS taken
70 Troy ON Monday for treatment at
hospital. Mr.. Walker is a very sick
nan but il is thought that the treatment
which he would have at the hospital
would be of great help to him. Later
Mr.. Walker died at 8 o'clock Wednes-
lay a. m.
Fullerton has completed The large
contract of the mansolepm he has been
,recting for Cyrus d. Jones in Scran-
on, Pa. He has several other large |
contracts in hand at the present time.
fullerton is a hustler from the start to
Irish. and in spite of his advanced
ears he is one of the busiest men in
own.
-Diod in Denver, Cola, Nov. 10th,
a0s, A. Henry Brown. Oldest son of
Amos and Abigail r. Brown, formerly
4 Manchester. Mr.. Brown was born
iov. 9th, 1879, Unlisted in the l4th Vt.
iegt., and was well known 10 many of
he older residents of Manchester. He
ewes wife, two sons and three
aughters, besides a brother, j. Ian
ing Brown and sister, Mrs. l.. II.
Wade of this town.
judging from the number of fat
turkeys carried past my place ! take it
hat my neighbors will fare much bet
er than did our Pilgrim fathers
thanksgiving. recall the words of
lev. McCready at Thanksgiving Ser
ice THAT not so much depended on
thanksgiving as thanksgiving" Very
lell. What would life be il not that
'e have lots of hard knocks mingled
18th some sentiment.
1t is seldom that we lose from a
a man so universally liked
j was Ed. Kendall. Seldom that a
ian can come into village, become
entitled with interests, do business,
nd have il said OF him that | never
card one word said against him." AS
man, as neighbor, or in any way TO
fleet against him. Seldom do we
now a friend 30 far rs | know, who il
PES seem As though ought to have
zen spared to his family and friends
y longer life. I
Henry Brown, notice of whose
,ath appears in this issue OF the jour
Al, was one OF the iolliest, good ma
red souls ever met He was saw
n in town at several different mills
bile was in my teens and remem-
n AS plainly as though II was yester-
~, his parting with his wife rs he
as on the ears enroute for the seat of s
ar. Iscould not at the time realize {
hat il meant for father 10 leave a
life and three children 10 risk his life. s
so many with him were doing those {
lys, {
Although Eddie Lampson is not
uch Of talker he is going 10 get s
ere. No saw mill within ten or twelve {
lies so he can get timber for his new +
! shop, but il must come from some {
Iarter. Never in my remembrance {
Is il been that not stick OF building 7
ubsr could be sawed in town, Brad 9
rs Butter Box and Spoon Factory .
ing the only wood working plant in Z
is section. Not a planer and hatcher g
arer than Ernest l.athrops in Airing .
a. The "Smith billiard" mill At =
.st Rupert and the Emporium Lum- g
7 Cos. plant al South End Dandy, q
o miles from North Dorset station, \
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