The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-06


: The officers II skinner " r. 4
!, and the q A. n fa.i aill r. missiles
/. Saturday evening" All mtmhers " NJ
!. " X q are neqnesied b. bring re-
! 'rrhuienis 10 ihs aflernpon
The Gihfon Family Re8pion. uu
: Der itis aireclion u Miss A. NJ Stall.
iagt. utll b. prevented a lae opta
House On JEu 2sth for the benefit q
ihe A. n chascb.
NANcKfsrER BEIsa
Mr. G, Is. Carlton hss Eops 10
Troy foF surgical treatment
u per cent. discount 90 men, and
boys winter overuoals Al Htinel's 81
-Aueu line u Edacsior shoe. iot
the whole family Al NounR's Shoe
S,orc. 81
h II Eldrd has big force Of
! men aud teams at work getting in bis
supply u ice for next simmer.
Hon. J W. Fowler left for a bust
ness trip 80 Burlington and Monigom
cry Center on Tuesday morning.
There will be grand Masonic Ball al
the Opera House on Thursday. Jan.
Invitations will be issued in few days
There will bc special Communi-
cation 81 Adoniram Lodge on this
Thursday evening. Work on the Il.
A. degree
w. G. Miller Of B.i.ton joined his
family ~ & Il pafarr's over the hol-
days He d siili here on account OF
the illness Of one OF his children.
II. d. soules' many friends are
glad 10 welcome him home again. MIR. |
Soules made placky fgh, against big
odds while 10 the hospital on account
Of the severity of bus injuries. He re.
turned on Monday accompanied by his |
wife and son.
Miss Ruth Amadou, the is year
old daugter Of MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Am.
adon, was taken 10 the Rutland City |
Hospital where she was operated on
for appendicitis Immediately upon her
arrival. She is in Il critical condition
al the pre-ent time.
SOUTH DORSET.
Good sleighing north 10 East Ru-
pert, not much snow north of there.
Mrs. A. l.. Bowen and daughter
Helen were in Granville, n Y, New
Years
"A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Stannard last week.
Fl. w Bird "a Sons agent, Mr..
Donald, was here last week and arrang-
ed with A. l., Bowen to continue as
their agent for roofing,
B. Niles and ID. Lackey are busy
getting out logs and wood.
Fred Stannard has purchased fine
piano.
-Adelbert Kent was caller at Fred ,
Stannard's Sunday.
Game Warden Bowen has been ap- ,
pointed to that Office for 1910.
John Memo has gone to Rutland to I
work on telephone line. }
w j. Towsley, who has been sick !
all winter, has received his health.
Schools commenced the winter :
term Monday.
The cold weather has partly stop +
ped the machines on the quarry but /
many of the men are yet at work at
different jobs. 9
If people who are continually writ. a
ing letters complaining of some imagi
nary offence TO the prosecuting author e
Ity would sign their names to these g
sundry epistles it would have more eff. G
feet. Parties who are 10 cowardly to ?
back up their mischief making scandal /
better keep quiet. d
There are lots of wild deer in this
section The snow has driven them p
down into the clearings and they are
orousing fruit trees and feeding at a
stacks and barns, they are fat and saucy. d
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Malone en- v
ertained house party over Christmas. Il
The guests included Miss Helen Nc. Y
Bride and William Honan of Troy, N. :
=, Miss Katherine Mcbride Of Ben u
iington, and Mrs. Margaret and Miss Z
Monica Mcbride of Manchester, also II
Agnes and Frances Mcbride of Man. "
'nester over New Years. II
EAST DORSET. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Hobby Of Of IL
ava, Canada, have been spending the
holidays with the latter's brother, Geo. e,
:. Coping. al
WIN. Moreau and wife of Spring a
ield. VT, have been visiting their par u
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Moreau. oil
The annual meeting of the Congre. T
'ational church will be held in the ia
hurch building this Thursday evening q
anuary 9th, for the purpose Of elect ~ ~
az officers for the ensuing year. ct
The schools began Monday after r.
'eeks' vacation and the young people
tho were home from boarding school
r business college have returned to =,
heir work. M
John Griffith shot fox while hunt. an
~ one day recently. 30 p,
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