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

| Twill poh'Ehs
Low water yet.
Everybody is celebrating thi
week but all Is quiet.
John MebrIoe OF Dandy spen
Christmas with his sister, MRS. Iui
y.
Asa Brooks OF Rupert is Wis
.ting rom Malone.
Frank Bowen of Virginia Ii Wis
iting his Old home here.
John Burns OF Rochester, N
T., ana Mary burns OF Proctor ar.
acme Tor the hoiIaays.
Since the summer people lefl
II Is so still upat Jerusalem you cal
aear a snow fiaKe drop,
Curtain lectures given In higl
Sey at midnight don't conduce u
sne peace OF the neignDors.
Margaret McDeNlt OF North Ad.
ans, MASS, Agnes Burns OF IVES,
dutiand ale hone for the holidays b.
Jr.. aud Miss Mary Frazer OF DAM!
,penI christmas with their parenis
here.
Miss Katherine Gallagher OIL
Albany framing school Tor Nurses.
ana Miss Hose Burns OF New YORK
sily, are home for Few days.
Dan NJ Sheridan ana son Con.
fad Attended the funeral Of MIS-. la
.vl MaIoney, mrs. Sneflaan siste,
at koekugnam, VT, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover of Airing.
.on, Mr. aud mrs. memo OF Ma
chester are visulng their parents,
dr.. aud Mrs. Henry Meais.
Hugh and Ella Batchelder OF
New iuik CITY were III town las,
week aItenumg the funeral OF theI.
grandmother, AIRS. James Kelley.
WIN lully OF Rochester. N. Y.
.daiy luliy- OF North ADAMS, Mass.
are spenaing the honaass AT home.
Miss Monica and Katherine Nc.
bride OF bennington ana MISS Heiei.
.acbride OF hoy, N. H., spent Aina4
witn their sister, Mrs. Ia. Malone.
The Merry Maidens" dane.
Monday evening was decided So
siai success. Many attended iron.
corset ana Manchester, All report
.ag vely enJoyaoie eNening.
Mrs. James Kelley, a life Ions
resident OF Duiset, oIed last wee,.
at the home OF her son, Michae,.
she leaves thu ee sons, Thomas Ant
Jonn OF Rochester. N. y. Mlchae.
VI this town, Nelile OF Rutland ant
mary Of New YORK city.
The entertainment and dane,
given by the scnool chiidren tol
.neir ilorary funa, desplle the coio,
s.ormy weather. was well attenaeu,
and very successful socially and TIA.
ancialiy. We cannot commend to.
aIgniy the spirit that unlIled TWEEN
y cnllaren. the display or eneig.
ind enthusiasm. the work accomplish
ed unaluea, win only the encouias,
.nent OF their parents and friends,
And They Gave q Mountain 10 the
State Of Vermont.
Joseph Battell OF Middlebury, VT,
has gwen Cameis Hump, ana NJ. }.
napgvod OF Peru, VI, has giyel.
bromley Mountain to Vermont
oood, better, best. And IL tnes.
peaks are lett to nature they VIII.
always represent what Vermont one
was. Years ago | was cnal man "a
a third party movement TO try IL
wrest our good old state from ia
niue-Dound ring rule. We put II.
lomlnation a Tull state ticket. 10.
seph battell was nominated for Gov
arnor and II fell TO me as chairmai.
OF the convention TO notify him Oh
me honor conferred be notification.
and acceptance filled half pag,
IN the Mfodiepury paper that Ba,tel.
owned at that time. We praise.
each other good and plenty. ! wa
che nominee for Congressman from.
The LIST district OF Vermont w.
waged as much OF fight AZ We We.
could, expecting as we were TO b.
oeaten because we were far In al
vance OF the times and like the OLE.
ADolitlonists were cheered and hiss
ed and MADE fun OF by the blind vol
ers. yet within IA years both tn.
old parties have adopted much o.
the views We advocated, but VI
were beaten. And now he give
a whole mountain to the State. NJ
J.. Hapgood who vainly tried to b.
Governor last fall has also given l.
whole mountain 10 Vermont. Ant
yet there are lots Of mountains lett.
r. q. Fleetwood probably could give
a small one. ana J. X Batcheldei
probably could give Red Mountain,
and we know Ned oryis could Civ,
a part of Old Equinox and yet tnei q
would be plenty left for the woule
pe governors TO donate In yearR |
10 come until all the peaks OF tn, |
Old Green Mountain and the Taconi
range were again wild lands ownet |
by the State aud Inhabited by wild |
aaimals. and Vermont became one
vast preserve and game park, whett |
the graceful deer, the Ny fox, the
black bear. lynx. bob cats and won. |
partridge. pheasant, quail and wood |
,ock would be free and happy. ann |
he speckied trout would ply and be
Ia paradise, The few cows and
Sheep and horses would be condem..
"a and killed BY the health officers,
be few native inhabitants wonla |
migrate and Vermont be abandoned
Except by the presnt legislature
md q few game wardens aud othe.
tate officials Oh, won't IL be the