The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-02

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more than ta.80o The tlre en-.
pIoytes arc still Ia JAIL al thus writ
sag not having secured tail ~ \
MOI something E~M "a gut inc hires
help III fan o. HnGcr heavy bah ~
a rivIl snitg Especially Mhea thes
are all residents "a the State ahe
are iuauceWt Ales TO say INC
least the IS hon. transaction looks pc
culisr. aud II such actions are lega.
Il behoyes our citizens 10 tee that
such unjust laws ale changed o.
soon a. possible As SIC undef.
stand il this suit Is against &r, WIS
tho owuer. aud why the five mel
are put intn Jail most Of toe neopl
Il ! ike very much To know u
this a legal and IN the law ANY ONT
with grnGge can go before &
Judge and swear the whole neigh.
borhood luto jail BY getting the bah
80 high that no oae can furnish n
SOUTH DORSET
Very many are laid UP with
the grin.
Blu, trds and robins were
seen here last week.
Frank Norton and 4. l.. Bower
have had the grip but are better
Another rain ard mud time
But nov srozer up as rough as
ever.
Mics Helen Bowen, who visit
ed In bennington a few days Is
oack at u. 4 y. 5. again
AMID snow, rain, ice and a
young hurricane. Bowen sold on ex-
ecution lot Of farm products anc
.ools at the Cooley farm last Satur-
day. Prices ranged high,
The old side-wheeler engine
did not make her last run Saturday
md quite connection prevailed
among wouldbe passengers.
Helen Bowen had letter from
her uncle. A. r. Bowen. who is win
;ering at san Diago, Call, lie ha1
nad the grip. but is better. lie wa
an East Dorset boy,
The marble IN the old Pea
cock quarry on Manleys Hill l.
turning out 80 good that all the
blocks that were quarried several
ycals ago are being sent TO tht
Manchester mill lney are p'0Fet
I'D after the ol Egyptian fasA.o.
and skidded onto wagons and maui
I'd to the railroad.
SYNDICATE.
james Hamilton is at school
IN export, l.. !.
Representative Ray Bentley hat
eturned home from his duties az
legislator at Montpelier.
There will be a dopation ane
oyster supper at the church Thurs
Jay evening, Feb. 10th for the bene-
lit of the pastor,
The selectmen have bought {
lew safe for the town records ant
hey are installing it in the tow
Jerks office In Alva Robinsoni
house.
John Hays, VINO is at work OF
i lumber job In Arlington, mas peel
lome for a couple Of weeks bach
.aking care Of an abscess, lie /.
somewhat improved and haL .sturh
I'd TO his work.
There are to be series O.
,eviyal meetings at the church com
nencing TUESDAY evening and con
lnu * every evening curing thS
week. The pastor VIII be assistet
1y a noted evangelist from Maine
Robert j. Dewey, who has beer
lome from his work In Arlington
with an attack of the grip, is bet
er. Mr. Dewey was in the CUBA.
var and suffered with malafial FEY
,r and this attac'- Vt the grip ma
.aused him to loo. pretty yellow.
Fred Sickle and wife of So
SALISBURY are in town. II vii
be remembered that he fell out 9.
an apple tree last fall and put hii
alp out of jei. and broke his leg
.Ve are glad TO see him oven tho
IN crutches.
1t seems regular March weath
IT and there are great complaints
On account OF ice In the highways
On oceount of the prevalence OF TINS
rouble In the roads the lumbei
company that IS working near y. y
aurd's have moved over into KEN
Hollow In Ruyeft for while.
-Presia'ng Elder P. l.. Dow VIII
meet with sne official beard OF the
nuich on Monday afternoon, tbs
18Th. IT, Is the last quarterly
meeting and it is important that al
he board be present as there Is
business OF considerable moment te
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