The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-04-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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ihm euaihs saturday
George smith hAs baeu eea
tinnd 10 lhe house for several days
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able 10 be- ont oacc iaofe
- vees Aso "Wednesday We
~ere treated 10 very severe
iAsndef STORM and particularly -.
we're one for ihis time 81 the year
Ash yoar family physician II he
sAsws amp rrAi reason ~hy HARRY
l.. Adams shoalaut III you 70 glass
as 81
Mrs Fila Bonrn VAS taken
ssddealy IN one dag last week and
II has becn Necessary 90 have
trained narsr attend her
Hoo. v. G. oryis. who Was In
Mes York city for short time the
fore part of last week. returned on
Friday
Niles Clara " Perkins. who
has been In New York City for
the pas, fc1 months. returned 70
her home here on Wednesday last
There was a large crowd went
10 Bennington Monday might 20 a,
tend tue entertainment a, the Opera
un,,se there that eYenlns
Hon. H. G. orvis left for Mont.
refer ou Apda saay morning 10 at
tend the morrill, Centennial eser
tisns to he held atthe Capitol cio
Thursday
ilafe and hdrton Seminary op.
ausd for the rpung term on Thurs
day morning AID three was con
sequeat rre.i influx Of students Oh
Monday and ',a"tdey
w l.. Parks, an inspector foi
MersenthAlsr Linotype Company
was IN this village for day last
week looking over the new linotype
just Installed IN this office
Nr. aud Mrs J Gunther OF
New YorL city arrived Ia town or
To, sdas and are busy getting theft |
SUMMER home. The Films" In
shal,u for their occupancy little
later
The Rev. s. X. Perkins il ex'
p.cted 10 reach here on Friday with |
his family aud will preach next sun
day The parsonage has been pu,
In fine condition and the church |
has been thoroughly renovated.
Advertised Letters Mrs. II
y. Baldwin. Mrs CLANCY Baker,
Miss Elsie X f,askin 4. Mrs. 10.
seph Huskaid. Miss clarena Cook
Patrick Davis. Mrs, Cora Meyrs
Gilbert II. Johnson. 20
-lt is seldom that one sees The
OF April pass vithou, a few
inches of snow no matter how
month March may havs
been. Ours came on Thursday and
lasted all day with a drop In the
from so In the shade
TO freezing.
- Several from Manchester went
10 Burlington Wednesday to attend
the exercises attending the eieyat
Ing OF Rev. J. J. Rice TO the Bish
opric of Burlington. Among thos'
we're Rev, FIR u, Kelly
Mrs. A. v. Martin and son, Freder
lex 4. Martin. and Frank Regan.
10y using the Campbell varnish
Brsipins process YOU can produce
. fine effect over any old dis
,olored floor, First apply the
Ground color. then the snrfacar, 40
ng over IL with the Graining Roll
NJ: finish with campbells Var
nlsh Stain. Light Oak. or any de.
tired shade. I, wears like Iron.
Ask Taconic Hardware compan,
about t. 81
MANCHESTER CENTER.
The spring term OF Burr and
1urton Seminary opened Tuesday
- provan has been spending
e~ days with his mother, Mrs. A
proyRn.
-~ Mr.. and Mira " H. Holden and
'hlldren OF Bennington spent sun.
lay In town.
Mcrwin Smith. who has been
pending ihc winter in the South
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