The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-24
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and Monday began work on uh'
Church sheds
Dea. Roli,n sykes horse which
WAS quite ~ last week Is much bet
ctr and be will soon b. able u
drive II again
Mr. aud Mrs Olln Ludd o.
Cassayuna. ~ T., are Al Mr. anc
Mrs Moses sheldon's Ia Dorset llol
los for few days.
There Nas chicken shoot ~
Thursday laa ~ Naulfs meadow
and TAI l. 81 the eseuils az Sey.
mour's shop on Elm 4,
w. Il. Kent. T.. W. Barrows
aud Mike Kelley have been drawn
to serve as jurors at the Cunty
Court to be held IN Bennington next
month
Miss Ethel Judd OF the West
Road was ~ Albany. ~ v, from
Friday until tuesday the guest OF
her brother and sister, Mr. anG Mrs.
Edv ard Luad
Edwin i.t,ts US Hcu APP
p, aicl - Il a. ,hl ~ a Panama
as &c sps IA .,ri'7, ul,1v' 81 thar
country nt tie ,op'naiieD g Mia
George IA nr
Four monoliths, twentr-four feet
long, were taken down on the NJ d.
a. q. last week from the quarry.
They will be used In the Morgan
HOSPITAL at Boston, N ass
Mrs. Chester Phillips and Mrs.
Charles Phillips OF No. Rupert and
Pawlet were In Dorset and Dorset
Hollow last week visiting the Pad
docks
Miss Eagleson, who has been
staying with Miss Anthony al out
lok" Cottage since "Westview" was
closed, left for New York Monday
afternoon Her many friends were
indeed sorry to have her go,
The two contracts secured by
Norcross- West will not benefit the
quarry men as there is enough mar
Die on hand to fill the orders. The
mill at the Depot WILDE kept busy
for year or more preparing the
stone for the two contracts
The new slate roof on the Club
House makes very nice appearance
and Is great improvement. II Is
premier black aud many like II
better than the sea green as at
distance Ii looks like a wood. roof,
and is not so glazing as the lighter
elored slate.
This week is the time of re.
unions and large social gatherings.
Boys and girls will be home from
school and college,and many older
ones come home for one Of moth
er's perfect dinners. AS we cannot
know OF all who come to town or
who go out TO eat turkey, We would
appreciate il II such information
were sent or handed In over tele-
phone 46-5 or through Lock Box
No. g.
Clarence Marvin is moving the
machinery he purchased from Sam
Dunton to his mill in the North
District. When he gets ii install
ed he will be in position to fill
all orders and will not be depen-
dent on the water supply. Mr.. Mar
win Is one of our rising young bus
mess men and an expert In his line
OF work. Where others have failed
he is making a success which shows
the calibre of the man.
The Norcross- West quarries shut
down last Saturday and viii nor
start again until March list, 1911
The Company recently secured two
contracts. The Morgan Hospital al
Boston Mass, and the interior work
for large bank building at Win
nepeg. Canada, and the orders will
be filled from stock on hand. The
Winnipeg bank is a million dollar
structure and viii be one of the
finest buildings in the great North
West. When one stops TO think
that 80 years ago there was little
or nothing known OF that country,
only inhabited by trappers and In
dams. II seems like a dream or the
work of Magician to read of the
present state OF the new country.
What those people will have ac-
thirty years hence is
beyond the power OF human mind
TO fortell.
Your correspondent is receiv-
ing daily reports of the meeting OF
the National Grange at Atlantic |
City, N. j., which are most interest. |
ing. and IL they could be reproduc-
ed for the Changers In this section |
be the means OF doing much |
good and of giving considerable in
formation to. not only the Grang-
ers but to all interested In agricul-
ture. 1900 attended thus repre-
senting over 1000, 900 members VIII |
are interested In the order and
IN farm subjects. Twenty-eight |
states represented by men and wo-
men who have proved that the farm
can be made profitable and is the
best place TO live on. and who make
their farm a success In all its
Men and women who
have the interests OF country life |
II heart, and are showing that In
.erest by their work and actions
'or their fellow beings who are not
rs fortunate az they The results
ire beginning to show and the work
will grow and prosper In spite OF
he false accusations OF afew dis
appointed office seekers and brokers
who dread the day--whieh Is com
ng---when they cannot control the
'armer. The Grange Is founded on
rock--sound common sense--and
|. lot OF little vayes-selfish men
cannot even make an impression
'or they win surely fall by the way
iIde. Some farm papers have been
irawn into the attack. Why1 Be
.anse they are afraid the National
jrange paper will affect their sub
,cription list Another case OF pure
,elfishne@s. To fully appreciate
III the Orange has done in the past
md Is doing NOW she address,
.eport. OF State Master Gardiner
II Massachusetts, and State Master
Iealey OF Connecticut, should be
cad. The Grange is by all odds