The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-10-14

"a hunt. and man that owns land does
not have 10 have a licence 10 hunt on
his own land, and the same man can
get license and then hunt on others
hand that are not posted. Some OF
these farmers that have posted their
land viii want the State TO pay for the
crops that will be eaten by the deer
next summer the same as they have be.
fore. They don't want any of them
killed now, and it looks as though they
had small crop OF brstes started.
FRENCH HOLLOW.
If you have buggy harness use
insect, powder.
Miss Mabel Taylor OF Manchester
Depot is teachin' school . Bondville
this winter.
Enlistin in the United States Navy
TO see the world is like goin to
tb penitentiary t. learn shoe making.
Miss Fern Burbee seq they amt no
use sendin' out weddin invertations ii
you have already got parlor lamp.
1t does not cost anythin' & be cor.
teous is AN old sayin', but If somebuddy
asks yon what time il is in dark lone
ly place guess at it.
Some folks seem { think just cuz
Teller is "travelin man. he knows
it all. | used T. know a chap named
Joe Price over T. Brattleboro that had
been all over TIL world three times an
all ever heard him tell wuz that he
couldn't find no plug terbacco in Lon
don.
LONDONDERRY.
"A. A. Curtis is visiting in Brattle
boro.
Several from Manchester were in
town to attend the Bacon-Swift we'd
ding.
NH. and Mrs. Roy Rounds have
been visiting in Perkinsville for few
days.
Mrs. Frank 7. Williams of Brook
line, Mass, and Mrs. Carl A. Mears
and daughter, Virginia, of New Haven,
Conn, are at G. h. Bacon's.
Mrs. Peek of Chicago, who has
been with her daughter, Mrs. A. b.
Waite, for the past ten months has re-
turned to her home.
The community was shocked sun
day evening to learn that Arson Par
ker, one OF our old residents, had shot
himself He had trouble that after
noon with his blother-in-law and he
walked into the garden
back of his house, placed the barrel OF
A Shot gun IN his mouth and ended his
life.
NORTH powNAL.
Miss Mary w. Hard spent Sunday
in North Adams. Mass.
--0lin Peckham spent several days
in Troy last week.
Miss Marcia b. Eldred spent Sat
nrday and Sunday in Troy.
john X. billiard spent Saturday in
in Bennington.
Miss Margaret Carpenter has re-
turned from the Seattle, Wash. expos
Ition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Leonard have
gone TO California TO live with their
daughter.
--Lauriston A. Wilcox attended
Of the ). s. Convention in
Dorset on Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Russell who has been
living with Mrs. Potter has returned
u pownal.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph T.. Potter of
Washington, ID. G., have been recent
siiors in town
Arthur Parker with Mr.. and Mrs.
4. y. Gardner and son took nm auto-
mobile trip TO Manchester recently.
"A recent song Of Mrs. Guilfords,
'liark 10 the Bugle Calling. " was sung
Il n minstrel entertainment IN North
adams recently.
Mrs. j. b. sprnill and son Of
North Adams. Mass, and Mrs. Arthur
pease and child Of Holyoke, Mass,
we're at A. n. Smiths last week.
Mrs. y. G. Paddock and Miss Eli
.abeih Paddock returned Friday from
New York. Miss Helen Paddock Will
'emain IN the city Tor a short Time.
The music society OF the Pownsl
u. T.. church will present a farce, Not
! Man IN the House" IN their church