The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29

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Also sold the place known AZ Rocky
Knoll adjoining she iAthrop farm
d, the south cad u the town. for
msgly a part of The farm and later
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Sea York ~ a lady IN Schenectady,
n. n.
We have received notice Of
he death In Liitleion. Mass. OF
Harvey ~ Brown, aged ~ years,
Mf Brown wiIl no doubt BE- rcmem-
Dered By the older residents 81 Man.
hester ~ he VAS resident OF
.hia village from the years 1856 10
1865. most OF the time running the
sAN mill that vas located where the
Manchester Light Power station
low IL This mill was owned by
.hc late y H. Oryis al that time
Mr.. Brown IN survived by two sons
md three daughters. Mrs Brown
saving died IN 1893.
The next entertainment 10 be
given Ia the lecture course will
De- held on Tuesday neat, Jan. 3rd. |
shen Prof Walter y. Howard viii |
give his lecture entitled "A Pair
u Purltans Professor Howard's
Pair OF Puritans" are John and |
Margaret Winthrop, ard arouno
hese an central figures he groups
many OF the most interesting char
lctera and important events In ear
y New England history and shows
he unsupported sunny side of the
Puritan character.
The Misses Ethel aud Helen
Prentice OF New York city. who are
pending the winter. az well as the
iummer season, with Mr.. aud Mrs
has. l.. Randall. entertained Dan.
81 Prentice aud son, their father
md brother. over Christmas. They
vent onto MI Equinox and secured
/ fine Christmas tree and had reg
liar old time Christmas festival
fhey are to entertain three lady
riends over New Years. They are
,njoying the winter hugely and are
Getting all the fun that there Is to
,e found In agood old fashioned
iermont winter There should be
more Of winter guests In this town
hat like 10 get away from the cities
md see how real winter looks and
cells.
Richard Cook. for forty years
/ resident of this village, died at
liz home here on Friday evening,
)ec 23rd, OF pneumonia, after an
illness OF about ten days. Mr. Cook
vas born In Granville. N. Y, ~
ears ago but the greater portion
4 his life had been spent here. He
sas carpenter bytrade and imt
ears gone by did a good deal OF
with the late Joseph Nc
,ride, lie constructed the house
shere he lived and died about 40
ears ago. The funeral services
we're held on Tuesday afternoon by
lev. Il. ~ Fuller OF the Baptist
hurch and the interment was In the
enter cemetery lie leaves wife
nd two daughters. as well as sew
raj brothers.