The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-10-12

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tloihss aiheai hsfiaE ihem clean
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riatct msss thsu MAJ brAel
$50 rs
TIE mahy ifleaas q Guy n
Cooke 4 Seminary aadeai aud pho
has heea clerk 10 the postoiiiee
NV iaa two sears VIII I've pleased
= knsa thar he IS much better Of
she iiiaear that caused him 70 re-
tarn 70 his home IN Orwell three
weeks $50
w "a Graham recently present
"a the editor ~ilA four apples Of
the Riae Pafmalu variety. grown o.
,fcts on Miss Jsrmaln's place that
wefa beauties Tho feuf weighed
tuo pounds siA ounces, the largest
eslrhinr 81 a pound. There
aere tao that measured ~ ana
ii. inches Ia circumference.
John 81 Clark u New York
rlty accompanied by two friends. ar
rived In Manchester Monday on an
automobile trip They are az the
oris Cottage They left New York
on saturday aud travelled TO Tuxedo
Nouburg. poughkeepsie PittAi'eld.
bennington 70 Manchester They
win remain here for some time
Advertised Letters Mrs j c
Aub,s Miss Hope Brown, Mrs Geo
r bingham. u. G Brodler > Mrs
h s Baylis. Chas Chadwick, Eu-
gone caron. Hays Densa. Mrs w.
nunne Mrs John Groutt, Mrs Geo
Crayhover. Miss Z Griswold 2 A.
Humphrey Mrs - G Hardenhroof'
August johnson. Jack kalua \. f.
Kernon. Mrs. " ! Keep. Harmon
Miller Miss Morol. Geo Millett. u,
stowel Clarence Rush. James II
Reed 2. Mrs Y. Randle. Miss
Myrtle Rayural, Mrs + w. Rim
londer. G. Riccl. Ralph Stone. Miss
Maria Tyrrel, F Wax. Hon. u. u
Wright. Mrs Mollory
last Friday was typical WIN
ter DAY. inasmuch as the sky was
overcast all day long and about five
o'clock II commenced TO storm on
the mountains and before morning
came At least two inches Of snow
had fallen Ia this valley and on me
east mountain there was six Inches
There was some rain with It and the
traes we're forced TO bear up under
a very heavy weight Of wet snow
which. as the leaves we're mostly
all on. made 1t rather trying ioi
Them with the result that there was
a great many limbs broken Off. the
sun disslpated the snow IN short
order when It came out on Saturday
morning
The editor and family, accom-
panled by Mr.. and Mrs, Geo w
Bennett. took carriage drive
around Nj. Equinox las, sunday
The day was fine and the drive w
over Mt Equinox aud around thro
sandate and back by way Of Airing
ton was splendid oae The roads
are IN first class condition and snow
A marked Improvement from yeai
10 year. the only poor stretch Of
road on the whole trip was that
from the main road at West Airing
Ten up towards sandate for about
a mile through the dugway. The
road from Arlington is all that one
could wish for II was pleasure
TO make this trip and to stop at
lhe old red school house, where we
taught the young ideas IN district
number three how 10 shoot nearly
thirty years since, build a fire ana
cook our coffee and eat lunch uh-
der the shade of the great elm
trees there. There ar very Few peo-
pie living there now VINO Wer'
there at that time