The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-30


his home, NJ. Tewsloy feii u sas more
than b. coald sitnd lhragh the cold
A touring party 81 ladie. erre d
town ior ipnr days lAking shett trips
anpuad Dorset They tad rpoms With
Mr.. } II Sheldon and bad meals Al
Mrs. sherman's, Miss 9oaghion. Miss
Elis Windsor, N r.. Mrs.. Stanwcod
aud Miss BeaIes composed the party.
Walpole. Mass. is their place Of resi-.
denee and very fine Pierce Arrow car
was their conveyance.
Another quarry Il il reported will
be opened in a few weeks on Green
Peak. II is said that a number OF Bos.
ton men are interested and IL The tests
show what is claimed for the marble.
work will be pushed, and large mum.
Der Of men will be employed. We sin
eerely hope the report II true, and ueyi
week We may be able TO give more
definite information concerning the en-
terprise.
weather. The young men have assist.
ed him for several weeks and know all
customers, and also the business. II
they attend strictly 10 that, and keep
their shop clean and free from loung-
ers, they will do well, but il they are
careless and allow loating aud smok
ing, they will soon loose the trade, for
people will not 20 or buy from those
who do not care enough for their bust
ness to give il proper attention. Smok
ing aud chewing does not improve pie,
cake, bread and fruits. This advice
should be taken as meant.
DIR. j. II, Collins Of Granville, N.
Y, was in town Sunday and removed
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Col
Inns TO neat little home he had pre-.
pared for them in Granville Mr.. Col
Inns remains about the same and Mrs.
Collins is not at all well, and the DR..
wished 10 have them near him so he
can give them every attention. Their
many friends are sorry TO lose them,
but at the same time are glad to know
that they will be so comfortably stu.
ated.
Every one was shocked TO hear OF
the sudden death of ex-Gov. and Past
State Master G, j, Bell in New York
last Saturday. He was well known
here as he had often come 10 Grange
and Agricultural meetings, and was
liked by all with whom he came in con.
tact. He was spoken of as the Far
mer's Governor" but what we knew
Of him we would call him the Peoples
Governor, as he always tried TO do
what he thought would be for the bene-
fiji of all. While Vermont has had, and
still has many men Of prominence in
State and Nation, she never had n more
loyal aud earnest worker than the late
Governor. He will be sadly missed in
the State, and in the Grange where he
was not only an active worker, but an
authority on Grange Law. His work
was well and faithfully done, and we
know be will receive the reward he has
so justly earned.
Mrs. Charles l.. Carhart received
cablegram Sunday evening saying her
father, Rev. Geo, Il. Post, was very i'll,
and to start Immediately for Berieut,
Syria. A hurried consultation was
held, and it was thought best for Mr..
Carhart to accompany her upon the
long journey. They left Monday on
the noon train for New York where
they will take a steamer for Naples,
Italy, and there transfer to coast
steamer which will take them to their
destination. The trip will take at least
twenty days if connections are made,
and several days longer if any should
be missed. All in Dorset regret the
cause which makes the trip necessary,
and sincely hope that Mrs. Carhart will
upon her arrival find her father well
on the road TO recovery. DR.. Post was
in Dorset about two years ago, and all
who had the pleasure of meeting him
were impressed by his strong person
atty. He was quiet, unassuming
man, but at the same time man who
could command others, and do il 10
such a way that they enjoyed it. Dur
ing the late troubles in Syria, he and
his sons took an active part in trying
to protect the natives and in compelling
the officials to do their duty by giving
the Missionaries proper protection. His
loss would be keenly felt by the Christ
ian colony, and we trust he may be
spared TO continue the work he has 50
long and ably carried on.
FRENCH HOLLOW.
- Miss Blossom Benson is b be mar.
ried October 9th an Their gittin' ready
{ send out about three hundred an
fifty duns.
TIL touring car mortality statistics
Of the United States fer the past four
months prove conclnsively tibet il is
dangerous T. mix booze with gasoline.
Uncle 'Lish Bell seq he used T.
know Teller in Sandy Hill. N. II,
hat could make a speech without first
akin two q three drinks.
Doc. liz. Martin extracted a side
,omb from tn side o young Wash |
Johnson yistidy, He seq people can't
,e 30 careful when eaiin' home made |
)ies.