The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY AARcH1 isla


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Ths gM slah mrl niih Mrs. =
clarence Bsnon lass Saturday and TIE
nam,ng ssiafdA, NiilhHd them a Ms
thbs. 4. HAndalls
Mlts Matte Spithson ~ ,hn va
lags. who wAs operated On fos appcu.
diciis ~ ths Masy Fletcher Hospital
rcceniiy. i improving
y Ma. NJ !. shepard and hrs Il
q. strong - cleveland. o., have been
IN iaan Tor fe~ day and sre stop
p,Dg ni ibe Batirnaili ina.
MIR and Mr. flarry Hubbard have
moved from ihe Wyman farm. which
ihey hAye carried On ar lhe past yrnr,
10 Mr.. Wan. llnbbsri's honse
Rev. NJ Perkins. the new minis
lsr. preached AZ the Congregational
church last Sunday and wili preach at
bath services this coming Sunday
Prot Jane. Books. ~ho aas call
Cd 81 Bangor. Me-. insl seek By thc
denib ~ bis aged father, returned on
Monday. Nr Brooks, ST., Was ~
years 81 agc u the time of his death
aud was sick orly tao days.
Commencing last Sunday we had
continuous ihaw ~ ihh, ail oar snow
i gone save sbere il was badly driii.
cd The sl,lghing Is mol entirely wip-
"a oai bur little more 81 this soft
weather vail iske ], al away.
The Misses Morris and Williams OF
Chicago are 81 the Oryis Cottage Tor a
season, arriving here from New York
90 Monday afternoon, They came hop
Ing to dnd sleiRbing bat they arrived a
little TOO late Va the season.
o. q. feli was called % Green
Nich. Co.. lAsi Friday by the serious
condition Of Geo W Bryant MIR, Felt
sas accompanied by his grandson,
Clarence Kinney Mr. Bryant's con
diiion is such that small hopes are Gu
terlained for his recovery.
For twenty two years Campbells
varnish Stains have been used by
house'keepers everywhere tor re fin
shing Furniture. Floors and Wood
work. Nothing else will give AS good
satisfaction as the original. Insist upon
getting "Campbelrsn The Taconic
Hardware Co carries line Of all eolors.
Il
1T was with pleasure that Il was
learned on Monday Of the fact that
President TAFT had on Friday last sent
the name ~ Howard G. ilollister OF
Cincinnati. 10 be Z. 4. Circuit Judge
for lhe southern district Of Ohio. Mr..
HOLSTER il vol known Ia Manchester
a. son Of the late George HOLSTER
aud nephew oi thu late J. Il HOLSTER
and also Of Mrs. Campbell, the venera'
HE mother OF Mrs. L0veland Munson
H. Eggles,ou is nsing large force
Of workmeu on G. NJ. Clatk's cottage
forcing along the work. There has
been bull, extensions aud additions Of
over 100 feet frontage aud now Mr..
Eggleston Is tearing out the interior Of
the original house and will finish that
all up new. An extensive plumbing
plant will also be installed. aud when
completed Mr. Clark will have practi-
cslly new house aud one OF the finest
in Manchester.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Frank Woodward Of Arlington was
In town Thursday
--Ferd Sireeter, student at the U.
v. NJ, was 10 town for q few days re-
Gently.
- Mr.. aud Mrs, b. J Heber are re.
ioieing over the arrival u son born
February 26,h
The tidy sum Of $40 was raised al
The recent donation at the Methodist
church.
Pearl Winchester has moved from
Mrs. Susie LAwrence's tenement 10 the |
HOLSTER place.
Mrs. Colby who recently sold her
place in the lane has moved to the
Hawkins tenement,
The Service Club Of the Bapiis,
church will meet with Mis-. Heman |
Dyer Friday afternoon,