The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-09
I'd ner 100 REDUCTION
THE TOGGERY SHOP
Manchester, Vermont

them during the winter term are
Cora Baker. winifred Manley and
Marion Wade Those absent ! day
Ruby Harwood and Louis Wade
Not absent during the year. Marion
Wade.
We learn that J r Stafford e
, expected very soon AID that theI,
Is prospect 81 ais running the
Inn another season, We trust tina.
he viii decide 20 do SO as We know
that with either Mr., or Mrs. SAT
ford IN charge the Inn will be all
that can be desired,
We congratulate James Robin
son 10 securing an increase of pen
sion from $1,000 to $4,000 a month.
we understand II was secured By
he efforts Of Hon. Albert d. Rob
elts and our Congressman Hon. d
!. Foster by special bill whiel
was signed by President Taft OF
lfeb. 10th, thus giving Mr.. Robinson
he inel ease Immediately.
e. II. Brownson Of Arlington
was the guest Of W. J, Holley ant
4. McWayne last Friday and satm
Iay. Mr.. Brownson came up tt
.ook over the ground OF the propos-
ID water system with the idea o.
cutting in a bid for the work. MI
iroynson also examined IN,
..Manse" with the idea of biddint
IN the proposed improvements
there
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS regu-
lar quarterly meeting of Washington
pomona ca ange Will be held il
school Hall afternoon and evening
supper will be served at o'cloei
md the ladies In charge would ike
o have the food in as near tina
,our as possible. Members of Dor
set Grange are urged to arIang
neir work tomorrow so they can be
IN hand early and aid in making
.ieasant for our guests. We hope
3attenkill and Mt, Aeolus Grange
will not forget that they are invit
d TO be with us.
Last Friday evening the chin
lev on the house of w. b. syke'
burned out. The remarkable thin
lbout it is this. About twenty yea 8
ago the old chimney was taken GU
nd a new one built extending I,
nc cellar. No SCOT has ever col |
ected n the new one. Instead
lard shiny substance has KEEP |
5rmlng which has resisted all o.
he many attempts which have bee
aade TO burn 1t off. Friday even
ng a nelghbor came to Tie doc
and said the chimney was burn
az out. 1t burned out clean. Ca
my one explain the cause of this.
The supper and entertainment
given by the Yoke Bearers Bib
lass last Thursday evening was
iery pleasant and successful Ell
ort. The receipts were $11.30 ant
ill be used to buy chairs for tn
ecture room. Following Is the pre-
ram. Reading, Mrs. r. M. Camp
Iell; song with violin accompania-
lent, Mrs. Clifton Kent; recitation.
irs. VIM. Tobin; song, Clifton Ken.
.uet, Mis-. r. NJ. Campbell and Mis-
Anna Manley, Why we never mar
led. Seven maids and seven bacht
ors. Mrs. Mary Chapman, Mrs
lose Tobin, Mrs. Z. Simmons. Mrs
Rose Kent Mrs. Blanch Crandal.
Irs. Helen Snyder, Mrs. A. B. Bob |
ITS; Clifton Kent, A. b. Roberts
.a.l. McWayne, Burr HARDWOOD, L
,lmmons, c. d. Kent, II. n. VII
Jams.
The water meeting at sehooi
Hall last Friday night was well al
tended. The reports Of the difter
,nt committees were received ant
accepted. A general discussion FOL
owed and remarks Of interest wert |
made by Mr.. Brownson OF Arlington
md Mr.. Marsden OF Manchester Cen
,er answered few pertinent ques
ions clearly and concisely,
notion was then made and seconded
hat the Fire District plan be nc |
septed and that said district owl
heir plant. The motion was car
led almost unanimously. there be |
ng only four who were not In favor
md two OF the four swung into line |
later, A committee OF three were |
appointed to take the necessary /
steps for the formation OF the dis
.rict and to have II done In legal /
'orm, and to report their progress |
1t meeting to be held Wednesda! 1
syening. March Sth. The committee
IL as follows: Chairman, c. n. VII |
Jams. A. w. phelon and Nathanie
McWayne. This is move In thc |
light direction, and results SHOULD |
be obtained In the near future
There are few legal points to be |
settled and then the actual WORK
san be started
There were gathered on Friday
March Bird, relatives and friends at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crandall to congratulate Sherman
,lch s on completing ninety-on,
years and to eaJoy the birthday
with him. There were four gener-
atioug nrF-Spnf After tha haunfi- I