The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-07

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a unauimaas ,ele n thauk. wss
rstn NJ aud Mfs. Rabs Tor their
kudnr-s IN alfrinr tbgr plr~nHi
be4as Mes Year. I've for tise msm
le4s ~ Lvn charrb Sunday -eh,-5l,
vha aiih ihrW fsnui, oi,i fneaAs ~.
loYsd tse cvrusnr stth musir ard
gams. 4 i,oantful rallalion ass scr
we'd.
As TIE meeting ~ tie voter. ~ The
afe distrel pn Monday NIGHT thc fol
lppisg officer. were choson; II
n. Sbaw chairman. W. n Roberts
clerk; II ! Fuller. r II Walker and
!. Il Drmoad prudential committee;
W n kotels treasurer. II 4 Fuller
rolltctor. w. II Bundy engineer; A.
=, Mardcn isi assisinnt; = L Walk
er n assistant ] II wbippl, snd "
II. Shaw auditors It vas voted 10
raise tax oi 20 ecnts on the dollar Of
the Rrcnd list.
AZ a special meeting Of Skinner "
( X. d held Thursday 10 elect officers
resulted n follows: President. Mary
Louise Bot,ford; S, y. r.. Orie Coyey
I j. Y. r., Luella Clark Kelley: Chap
lain, Margaret utley; treasurer. Mary
q Smith; conductor, Mrs Blackmeri
guard. Mrs Turner; color bearers. Ist
Jessie Wright, 2nd Nellie Sexton, jrd |
Lucy Davis, 4th Nora Sessions; must /
eian, Grace Lincoln. Isabelle jenkins 1
was chosen as seerctay, The corps viii
unite with the Post for installation Fri /
day January sth at 100.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Myreu A. Taylor was in West Ar
linglon New Years day.
Miss Ruth Walker has returned
from has visit 10 Rutland.
Airs. NJ S. Childs and son Harold,
speut Christmas with her parents in
Bennington.
Miss Aggie Eddy of Eloosick Falls
spent Christmas with her aunt, Mrs.
4. Henry Hicks.
What is the matter with our having
watering trough on the little green in
front of the Levin Storeg
Roy Fuller, who is student at the
L. V. NJ Burlington, spent Xmas with
his parents in this village.
Hon. j W Fowler entertained his
brother Warren aud family of West
Lebanon. n. y, over New Years.
Miss Nina kilburn is still at NY
ron A. Taylor's where she has been
visiting for the past eight months,
Miss Stella Shaw, who has been
visiting Mrs. Flora Squires, returned
to her home IN Hoosick on Monday.
Miss Annie II. Seymour has return
ed from Schaghticoke, N. Y, where
she has been the past week with her ..
brother Delbert.
On Thursday evening next there /
will be n regular Convocati0n of Adon- |
IRAN Chapter No. Is, r. A. NJ. at ,
which time the 4th, 9th and 9th degrees /,
will be conferred. !
Adoniram Lodge No. AZ, f. 4 A. 4
NJ. will have special Communication !
on Friday evening of this week at
which time the Fellowcraft degree viii /,
be conferred. All the brethren are re-
quested TO be present.
The pretty residence of Geo. o. i
Woodcock on Elm St., has been pur n
chased by Mr.. jackson, foreman of the h
Norcross West Co marble mill, a new \
conner TO town. Mr.. Woodcock ex- a
poets TO build little later on. y
Frank NJ. Walker was in Rutland |
Monday on business MIR. Walker is a d
pretty busy man these days as he is "
putting in large stock of logs at his n
mill and expects TO commence saving
ms soon AS the water gets high enough. l.
Three of our young men left town
Monday for Oregon, Percy Gilmore,
Fred Henel and Halle Cook We wish ii
them success, but boys remember that Ii
Manchester is No. place TO come
back TO, and il you do change your >,
minds you are welcome to our com :
pany.
MIR. and Mrs. W. j Walker were ;,
happily surprised on Friday evening i
last when on returning from n meeting I
to find their house filed with friends -
who had come to remind them of their
30th wedding anniversary. The neigh a.
bors very kindly left nice chair as 'c
token OF their esteem. y
business in general is on the i'm
More spruce logs are be- /"
ing cut and drawn than at any time in y
ten years. The Norcross- West Co. are u
adding TO their already extensive plant
and bringing additional workmen here h'
and are making arrangements TO do a =
large amount of then cutting here. I
II. there any wire pulling in regard -
10 the Court House question which is y
10 come before the towns two months
from nowi think there are three Sc
classes OF voters divided this way, LIST I
class, the solid north end who will vote g
mo- on the proposition, the ndfier "
ant 2nd class who viii say ''let well re
enough alone, aud Mr.. Ilowe's own g
neighbors the Bird class, who will argne u
hat $50 tax on the grand list is about
enough for the present, aud a whole hs
ot Of the people Of Bennington county fr
.hink that City thousand dollars does eli
not grow on hardly any Of our bushes. in
Irving Connor. who was once an IN