The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENT.


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ifsm sisii aiih relatives 10 Troy
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Managef Wood u the Bennington
Upgrk House announces some good
ones fer nest mnntb See BIS sdver.
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NJ. MckenAe ~ lhe folding Co.
Franklin. Mass. ~as ~ Manchester
Saturday lasi. on business connected
pi,h that ootuyany
Y. W. orsm And family arr IN New
Orleans. La. spending few weeks
where il - warmer than j, has been IN
New York the pasi iew months
Messrs. Harry aud Philip Towsley
aud stewart Bennett book hike" TO
South WhllinRford Monday afternoon,
reiam'ng on thc train IN The evening
Sunday was beaniiiul day more
like spring than winter A good deal
of rain last week has caused the springs
- come ~ ani the snow 10 disappear,
There Hrr certain signs which al
ways pur;end the weather George
Mrars sAs uut ~ bis winter quarters
in Beat0wu Saturday last and we
guess the backbone u winter il getting
loosened.
--Kiceiricisns from Philadelphia are
here wnFkine on the addition 10 WIND.
hurst which e NJ. Clark is having
put 90 biz summer home Contractor
kgglrstou has had force 81 men on
the work all winter.
Me@rs X. J Ofvn, NJ l.. Petit
bone. A. Il Mhrsdeu A II Pettibone
and ftank smith speu, few days last
week IA lsondsilic looking after rab.
bits Al We did not see many signs
u their prowess We presume they are
still booking after them.
In pleasant letter 10 the editor.
ChAs y Clemens writes from Homo.
laIu ia RENTING FOR his Journal for
mex, year. that Associate Justice Wilder
81 the Hawaiian Supreme Court. has
resigned his Office 10 join Mr. Clemens
hrm. under the name Of Thompson,
Clemens a Wilder.
Word has been received of the
death Of William W Warner, ut bis
home In Johnfonyille, N, Y, on the
2lst INST. aged Is years. Mr. Warner
Was brother Of John Warner Of this
town. aud was married in 1864 10 Miss
Eliza A. seAver OF this village, who,
with the brother above mentioned sur
vive. Mr.. Warner was veteran OF
the Civil War. being member Of Co.
u LIT Vt. Cavalry.
-Adsices from Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
II Hhwley who ARE wintcring in Flor.
ida. tell us 81 green tree and Towering
shrubs, also that they can sit out on
the piazza in the sunshine without an
oycreoat All Of which sounds pleas
ant, but for fear be may forget about
the pleasures to be- found near at home
the editor suggests that he send TO Al
bert Saith for set Of those superb
winter views which be took on the east
mountain last week Every native Of
Manchester solonrnlng elsewhere
should have q sci OF these views.
There were pool contests on Wed
ne.day and Thursday nights OF last
week al the parlors OF the Ondawa
Glub, On Wednesday night they bad
NJ their opponents team OF li,t from
East Dorset, composed of Messyt. J
X Griffith. crandall, Whalon, Ben
stead and Lake. while the Ondawa
players were Messrs. Geo. Smith. Ed
Griffith, {. o. Hard, ]. G, Bacon and
l.. Z. Hemenwhy The Ondawas were
winners, 10 10 1870 point: team
matches on Thursday night the match
was between the second teams Of the
ondawas aud Union Club. This was
won by the 0ndawa :, - to 2ol. They
wiuniuging the three game match by
81 points,
The Ladies Benevolent Society
gave one OF their oldiim Is cent sup
pets \, the paflors Of the Congrega-