The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-01-26

assault he was lined slV.VU Aus
costs, amounting ia all 10 5000
which WAS paid by Herbert n. VII
liAms. The case was tried befor,
Justiee OF the Peace A. b. Rob
erts at the home OF Deputy Charles
Norcross This Is his second oflencs
and the third offence means a jai
sentence. A fine won't 90. w,
rust the young man viii bear THU
IN mind for his own sake II not fol
ais neighbors.
SOUTH DORSET.
Good times for horse shoers.
Cold winter zero weather ane
bare ground and ice.
Stove wood scarce on account
II no snow 10 draw II on.
Some marble is being moyee
from the Manley quarry 10 be saw
I'd at Manchester.
The b. a Is. b. has again gone
into blast and the scholars iron
acre are again In attendance.
Prosecuting Officer Bowen wai
in East Dorset last week looking
up evidence for the States Attorney
IN regard 20 house breaking.
"A load OF choppers from Rp
pert went TO Bennington jail Satuf-
day. Cause, disputed lines Oh
mountain and the lack OF $2ii0Vl
oail,
--Ralza Hazleton will carry OF
the Norcross hill farm next season
Andrew McDevitts wife dice
very suddenly last week. She hat
Jeen ailing for more than yea
out was better of late until she fell
IN a shock and never rallied. She
leaves a husband and three children
This Is a good winter for deer
and they are wintering well. The
back farm hay stacks and frozen
apples furnish them food and onl.
Tor the everlasting stray dogs dee
would be happy and plenty. Yet Il
any officers kills one Of these stray
dogs all the dog owners are up IL
arms.
Among all the laws we have Il
is strange we don't have some laws
compelling land owners to distinctly
mark lines with stone or metal col
ners. and a county surveyor who
shall establish such lines and cor
aers and make II a crime for others
10 mark lines This haphazard line
running and marking causes untold
.rouble.
The Merry Maiden's Club" gave
Progressive Euchre In the hall
saturday evening. January l4th
Cards were played at seven tables
the prizes being awarded as fol
lows: Ladies', first TO Miss Sarah
Kelleher, gentlemen's. first to Chas
burns ladies second to Miss Mar.
garet Stuart gentlemen's second te
Jack Malone, The consolation prizes
went to Mrs. Malloy and Arthur
Bowen. Refreshments were served
and a good time was reported by all
ARLINGTON.
Willard White Of Newport
N. c., is In town for few days.
Frank Heimer and Miss Jennie
Leggins spent Saturday In Benning'
ton.
"A. r. Slader OF Rutland has
been stopping at A. +. Bumps the
past week.
Robert j. Dewey went to his
home in Sandgate Saturday with q
case OF grip.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Vaughn
spent sunday with relatives In NO.
Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher and
daughter are visiting at Miss Martha
Canfield's.
WIN. Reid of Pittsfield. Mass.
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Reid.
News has been received OF the
serious Illness OF V. II. Griffith al
his home In Batavia. Ill.
Mrs. Mary Adams OF Bennington
was a guest OF her sister, Miss Flor
ence Holden over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Wilmington OF South
SALISBURY visited her aunt, Mrs
Frances Coolidge, Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Sieger. who has beer
In Pennsylvania for two months, re-
turned home Saturday evening
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben HosleJ
have moved TO North Adams, Mass.
where Mr.. Hosley has position
F, N. White returned TO Provi-
dence. X. l., Friday noon after Q
two weeks visit with his son eJsse
Miss Margaret Rhoddy. who has
been visiting Mrs. Thomas Higgins
has gone to North Adams, Mass
Mrs. May Lathrop and Mrs
Martha McIdoe visited friends In
Manchester couple OF days last
week
Mrs. r. II. Coolidge was called
TO North Bennington Thursday eve,
ming on account Of the death or Ell
Richardson,
Miss Belle Madison OF North
Bennington was guest OF her BIB
ter, Mrs. O. ". Vaughn, Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. s. viault, who has beer
quite III with pneumonia at hei
sons home la Bennington. IL I'm
proving.
Mr. Mapcs Of Bellyille, y. j.
has returned home after spendlnt
three weeks at the home OF VIII
Liam culiinan.
The r. r. crossing and road
north Of the station has been closed
10 the public by the officials OF tht
road.
The Cook A. Harris Moving Pc
lures given in the Town Han Wed
ncsday evening for the benefit q
Nv. !. s., Was attended by a fnl
I house
Miss Margafc; Gormeiey OF las
Dorset; who has been visiting be-
sister. Mrs. Patrick cuiiinsn. hal
gone 10 Piitsfield. Mars. 70 slhl
her sister. MIRA. Wa. Reid.
Mrs. Cunningham and daughte
Jos.e, Misses StatiA and MAfgnfe
2 M.aara AlItsf