The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
YHrnsnAY. 9AEGH " 1871


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osr Cooke u Orwell are 70 The =
fset thar ~ Is steadily lmpro.iut
from bis attack - pneumonia
Advertised leueIs - Y
Foreman. Mrs Tbof chek Wm
Present Frank " Johnson Aalti'
Tucker Mrs. " e TAYLOR
Miss Hslea n nlaek q bael
home from months tisit with he.
sister Mrs sarah eastman MS
Towslsy returned with Miss Black
Hon. d c. oua. lIlpm Esele'
ton nnd HOB. J " Fowler Nh,
ucre ~ Boston Ter few days iaa
seek returned lumo On Friday o'
enlag
Miss Bsrnose iiosley who hai
boon ia Ncw York city for som
weeks as guest q her brothe
David and bis wife. returned HON
ono day las, week
Good sugar weather cominl
most week ana Il il wen 20 set you
syrup labcla az printed and ready
send orders 10 The Journal oisic
far al this sort q work
on Monday morning We vert
treated To hard auoe storm Nhiei
lasted about nyo hours Monda.
nlgh, was very cold, the mereuf
eoiag 10 10 bolow IN some places j.
iowa
Max Breitkopf ~ 10 town for {
few days taking orders for suit
Mar cane up Tuesday afternoon and
expecis 10 return Friday lie e.
pocta 20 return to hig homo IN Ma
chester earlier than usual thi
spriug
The Misses Aunle l. BATHS ant
Sarah Dawes we're IN this ylllag
for a short time Monday They :,
turned to Petersham, Mass. on tn.
flyer Monday afternoon
Elmer II. Brownson Of AIRING
ton vas In this village for shoi
umo last Thursday stopping owe
while on his way 70 Dorset whci
he spent couple Of days lookin,
over the water situation with tn
residents Of that village
Lester H. Thompson Of Rut
land was III town saturday and SUI
day. Mrs Thompson has been car
Ing for her mother at her home
Dorset for the past week and hal
She accompanied Mr.. Thompson I.
their home 10 Rutland sunday aite'
noon.
Mira. Geo. r. BuskifG, VII
has been m for long time, Is ADJ
10 be up about the houGc but rs
10 see to her household duties "
Her daughter. Mrs. J. II. Hayes
who has been caring for her has rt
turned 10 her home in Williamson =
Mass MIRA. Alonzo wyman has tai
en- Mfa. nayes' place,
The funeral Of the late 1hm
pundy was held from his late hon
ON Prospect ST.. Thursday afternoo'
las, and was largely attended, b.
his pelghbors and friends Rev
X Perkins ofllciatcd and the intc'
meat was In the cemetery at 10
ceator. In the article on Mr. Bun.
dy 10 last weeks Journal mistak
was made az to his age. Mr.. Bund.
was nearly &c. not Sc as stated. II
consequently could not have bsei
born slave.
The many friends Of WIN.
Chamberlain, formerly CT this vi
laeo but for the past year living II
pcliowa Falls. heard with SINGER
sorrow the news Of his suddei
death at hla home in the above nan
cd town on Tuesday afternoon. sue
eamblng 10 an operation for append
ciiin Ia the absence Of the famit
/, Ii not possible TO get much iRioi
nation regarding bis Illness. Attic
Il sseEas that he was taken I'll yer!
suddenly and Was twice operated o.
Mr.. Chamberlain was connected with
tbs police force in Bellows Falls anc
was very popular with bis associate
10 WAS about &c years OF age.
The venerable samuel Lam
bert. who bad resided on the Yves
Road for seyeTEl years. was sirick
sn with a paFalytie stroke on Thurs
dag eyeaiAg last from which b.
never recovered. death coming late
Sunday might Mr., Lambert was II
his 7sth ysar And had beea resi-
dsni u Manchester for many years
Ne leAses no immediate family. but
has two brothers. G. NJ Lamher
and Thaa Lambert IN Deanlhgioa
The funeral was held wednesday,