The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-04-21

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and Louis r Fanchef Moroestel
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Work on the quarries seems q
bo very slack. and last Saturday
night number Of the men wers
laid Oft We understand that TWEEN.
ty-five more will be out next Sat
urday. Loss OF work at this time
and after long winter means q
great deal TO our workmen and theil
families, We hope that new con
tracts will soon be secured, and the
boys will all be at work again.
At the Grange meeting last
week Wednesday class Of six We're
given the LIST and End degrees. and
a report received as TO progress o.
arrangements for the Field Day 10
be held July 2lst Three of the
best speakers 20 be secured have
promised 20 attend and one is
yet TO be heard from. A band will
also be engaged and very
pleasant time given to all who at
tend. As the plans develop We
win give them TO our readers.
Last week Wednesday Afternoon
serious accident and runaway was
ayerted by the GOODNESS of the
driver, Mrs. Merritt Chapman. Mrs.
Chapman was taking her daughter
Mrs. Charles Willard and her
grandson, Master Richard Elmer
TO the Quarry Depot for the 8 p.
m, train when just south of the
Cemetery the horse suddenly bolted
and the wagon was upset throwing
the occupants out, Although sey-
erely shaken UP and somewhat
Mrs. Chapman retained het
hold on the lines and managed to
the horse from getting
away. Mrs. Willard and the child
we're uninjured and in a short time
another conveyance was secured and
the depot was reached without fur
.her mishap. The harness and
wagon were sent TO the repair shop
The chicken craze has Dorset
N it's grasp. and all one hears now |
around our village and in the |
stores are the respective merits OF |
ncubators and the number OF eggs |
hat they hope will hatch. Five
ncubators on the West Road, six |
N the Main Road and the Lord
,nly knows how many more around
lie country roads. Chickens, chick
ms everywhere, but try and buy
md you get an old tough one which
ou have TO cook half day be
ore you can eat it. Eggs by the
IDndreds All shipped off fol
ancy prices. We hope they will
e successful, but the farmer who
u ings his eggs to the local market,
nd allows the old hen to do hei
uty n the good old fashioned way
III make more net profit than the
nc wbc buys an incubator and goes
lto raising chickens as sid,
ne SO to speak. For this reason.
o make ii success requires more
me aud attention thanthe farmer
r his wife can spare, and the re
ult is very small percentage OF
hickens raised, and consequent
,ss. 1t is business by its sell
5 two or three have found out, is
cry eonfinlng and requires the mos
ttention OF any branch of farm in
ustries. We hope all our friends
i'll make success, but doubt It,