The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


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Mr. aeo, A Lawrence pn Friday at
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Prank Coioamb ~ North Dorset
sss ia town TucsdAy tie expects 10
soik fof u Eggie,ian The coming sea.
$50
Mn q II wymsa 81 dorchester.
Mass ~ visiting her mother Mrs,
willlAm Hubbard. She u here for ihe
amsaf season,
~ q Stone u Dorset WAS IN town
on Tuesday sad called a, this Office on
business connected niib The Dorset
,herse Association
Wm So0li. sbo ha. been ia charge
Al "ounsby HM" for several years,
expects u eloso BIZ lniors there shortly
and remove - Long Island,
~ n. tesbc II West Rupert has
arrived III town and vail shortly com
menes uoJk 90 several carpenter con.
tracts iha, be- vas unable " finish last
fhll.
- - Mctuire aud VIA Hitchcock
aere Al Lake fiomnseen the first ol the
aees SITTER pickcrel They brought
nome l6 lbs. q line ish. the largest
one weighing 81 lbs,
Mr. LoniA Graves. sister OF
Mr.. II. J Orys. was in iosn few
days lat week Mrs, Graves is visit.
lng NJ the home Of H. A. Graves Ia
Sunderland "a the present time.
w. a. Hard and Prof. James
Brooks we're the delegates from the
Congregational church otbe Laymen's
Missionary Conference held on Salur-
day, Sunday aud Monday last nj Bur-
ilugton.
Rev. w. Kelly went 10 Ludlow on
Monday last to be a guest Of Rev. FIR.
llayer ~ that place. III, Dryer IS
veil and iavorably known in Mancbcs.
ter ~ having been priest here for some
years.
--Payson S. Wild Of Chicago was in
town Monday 10 consult with Geo. o.
woodeoek relative TO alterations at his
pleasant home "sonneschein Cottage.
II seemed good 10 see him even II for
only few moments.
G. ". Gibson, Of the Citizens
Steamboat Go. was IN Manchester on
Wednesday in the interest OF his com
nany. Mr. Gibson thinks that from the
way things look nov that navigation
will open in about two weeks.
MIR. kennard and family 81 New
York city have arrived in town and
taken possession 81 the Ruth A. Purdy
farm recently purchased by him. Mr..
Kennard will be just IN time to try bis
hand 8, sneAring this spring.
In order tina, all may know as to
the closing Of the schools for the school
year. We will state that they will close
on March 18th aud reopen on April
iih This viii make ~ weeks Of school
during the lasl school year.
We we're treated 10 our first thun-
der storm early Monday morning. Ii
came little late as we usually get IL |
in February, bui il made is presence
fell by sudden drop in the tempera
lne, From now on We may expect
March weather
Reports OF robins aud blue birds
seen in this vicinity make one wonder
II spring is really so near. We all
ihougi., that !, was making itself man
fest on Sunday las, bat Monday morn |
ing dIspelled all thoughts Of such a
thing. Tor there was the snow still ~
sight.
Rev =. X. Perkins, the new min
i.,er al the Congregational church,
preached las, Sunday and returned TO !
his family in Maine on Monday. He
will be here permanently sitter the mid.
die Of April, IN the meantime repairs
are being made n The parsonage 80 as
- have il ready for him.
Those Of our farmers who were all !
ready 10 tap on, last week were well
rewarded for there were several days 4
Of good sugar weather and some fine
runs we're secured and all report that
the sap Ii extraordinarily sweet, due
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