The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-29

WIN. z. Tulley. administrator fc'
irs Iobu leary estate, sold 10 William
1ohusoa = sne horse last week
-1ieo Harrow. ~he runs = large
summtT haisl ~ Lake ~, Catherine q
Ia topH. The hnn.e opens Jane l5
-l.r.s that obs hsli crop q mapls
product and oniy ~ ccut. gallon
when shipped away. bnl 81 o. = gallon
u void Al bone
The s2.1q srrk az ever slOp. 90
a year paid out by the Norcross West
Marble Go. here and vicinity Il the i,csl
boom the poor mat ever had
Ned boDcstcel 81 Harvey 4 Eddy,
Troy. \ y. Eiih a friend was 10 thi,
valley last week and called ou ii Clone,
Ned had their photos taken as usual,
Everyone likes Ned.
"A large white animal was seen At
dusk running over The balls causing
some excitement until il was found TO
be I'd. Bowon's mascot that goes with
bic auto. and a. the auto will not 90
the goat has go, disguised and III out.
The death Of A. l.. Graves is the
las, in n long list Of well known men
within n short time. W. II. Fullerton,
j. Z. Blackmer, NJ. q. Walker. both
Cone and Swift, 5. II, West. w X.
Dean, James Cooley, Il. Is. Smith and
many Others who few years ago were
prominent men in Manchester and Dor
set having gone over the divide leaves
but few Of the older class among us.
They were men Of action and people
who did things. and while their places
are filled by others vet they will be
missed by the community for long
time or untila generation grows up who
never knew them aud then their names
will be heard. as some old story is told
OF the days Of the old times OF the end
of 1899 and the beginning OF 1900 are
recalled.
LANDGRoyE.
Mrs. Rodney Roby was at home
Sunday.
Il. A. Dryden has sold his farm to
Fred Stowell.
Miss Lila Chadwick has returned
from visit in Dorset.
Miss Jennie NJ. Vestine is working
for Mrs. Emily Hullet.
MIR. and Mrs. Allie Towslee visited
at c. W. Towslee's Sunday.
Frank Rush and Mrs. Mary Wy
man were in Brattleboro Friday.
Amos Lathrop of Londonderry has
been visiting his uncle, Rodney Roby.
School in district No 3 will begin
May 3, with Mrs. Will Gibson ms
teacher.
Mrs. Roy McGinn and daughter of
Dorset visited at Will Chadwick's re.
Gently.
Mrs. +. Il. Parker is visiting her
sister, Mrs Addie Chadwick in Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. Madison Farnum Of London
derry was the guest of Mrs. Allie Tow
slee recently.
NORTH powNAL.
Sylvester T.. Hawkins of South
was here last week
Sherman Laid, who has been i'll
several weeks, is able to be ont
jerome Madison of Rochester, N.
T.. is the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
'elestla Rosenbury.
Rev. j. G. Mitchell has been re-
urned to Pownal as pastor of the NJ
.. church for the sixth year.
Miss Mary Rose who has taught at
he Center for two years, has resigned
Ter position and taken a place in Hud-
on's Candy Store, Bennington.
Mrs. Andrew Card and Miss Min.
lie Card have returned from Lynn,
dass., where they spent the winter.
Arthur Burke, who recently return
d here from Stamford, Ct, began
'eddhng meat Saturday under the firm
lame of Russell d Burke.
EAST RUPERT.
"A. A. Roberts was in Sandgate re.
emily.
Charles f. Perkins was in Rupert
sunday.
H. d. Towsley was in Granville |
ne day last week.
Mrs. Mary Phelps still remains in
critical condition.
Frank Frost of Granville visited at
lark Harwood's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham Wis
led Mrs. Graham's grandmother, Mrs.
|. ID. Towsley, few days last week.
Miss Amy Harwood has returned
ONE from visit in Cambridge, n. Y.
Emma Towsley was in West Rut.
md last week TO act as maid of honor
t the wedding of her cousin, 0rrie
'aker, who was united in marriage to
ieorge Graham, at the Episcopal
hurch. Thomas ConnelI of that place
cted AS best man. The bride and
room are both well known here. We
l wish them much happiness in their
edded life.
Card OF Thanks.
We wish 10 thank the kind friends in
anchester for the kindness shown 10