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

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FRIDAY last on baalness connected
sith tho oompany
~ = " Tfeh Is sliil obliged
10 csc tfutcn but 8 out aiinha
100 80 fome professional Wofk d.
splte II his crateb
yefy ui,le wood has bcen gotten
out II the woods - Yrt oNiug &
ms pcMrtg ~ an0N l.umb@rHieh
arc all complaining too
Ms Ehcn Guernsey. wHo ha
beoa Visiting her relatives here foi
seyesal Rpetf. returned 20 her hopt
In Buffalo. q y on FRIDAY mnf"
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TsRa representative Albert G
umm relHfncd heme 90 Monday al
tsrnoou having completed his du
tles n The state capitol for The pre-
agHt acsaihu
Merritt Cook 81 Londonderry
brother u tho late Richard Cook
was q visitor wlth bic brother fam
ily ID ihis village for q couple o..
DAYS last week
There Was a meeting 81 the ups
tsos ~ Ruff & Burton seminary al
the ondaNa Club rooms on Monda.
morning Tact, Matters ~ impot
tancs were discussed.
The romans Of the lnian
daughter ~ Mr. and Afs u. n 6li
boz ~ Chicago were brought her,
saturday for lntprmeat ga Dsllwa0e
Cemetery BY the parents
Tile iadiea win give suppr.
ana entertainment DO the church 10.
tors on Friday night supper WI
be served az fix clock 4 cordla
lngllat,on ID extended 20 all
Mlsa Iielen ~ Black and Mic
Lille Toneloy left Tor NeW fori
rlty on Monday noon. Miss Biacs
coca there for q months visit I
hcr sister, MIRA Sarah L. Cashman.
Mas Kate Perkins. who witt
her friend Miss Gilman, has been
visiting her parents, sir. aud Mn
r.. c. Perkins for the past morth
started for Chicago On Friday aitel
noon
byron n Clark. Field Score
tAry az the VI Y. NJ, c A.. and Ita.
Collins, both Of Burlington, wer,
AZ the Seminary Wednesday attel
noon and addressed the Y N c 4
members
We have had more wind II
town the past week than for an.
two months during the past yea
No particular damage done howoye.
save 90 the nerves OF those
whom the aighlng Of The bfte2ea !
al unpleasant sound
Several times recently We hay
been on the verge 81 getting som
moro s.elghluF but each time v
have been doomed 20 aisappolnimei
for ii has invariably come off rainy
Last Friday IL rRlned good ahais
~ the day and most Of the Night
"a. n. siader. the well know
oplomeillet and Manufacturing VI
tlelan, viii make his regular ylsl
10 this town shortly. stopping
the Colburn House. "Wednesday, Eel
18Th. Hours 10 to 3 p, m. and
Manchester, Friday, Feb lItL
Thofe who wish 10 see him shout
leave word at Felt's shoe Store,
Adyiees from J. G. Bacon ane
wife are 20 the effect that they have
successfully done w Naahingtoi
and Richmond and eGpeetod Z
spend Sunday with Manager Andrew
I'll Martin aud family a. the Hoie
boa AIR. Augusta. Ga They ceI
tAlniy are having good lot O.
weather 10 enjoy themselves 10.
Ara. c. c. Bell gave surprise
party 10 her granddaughter, iiil'
Miss Edna Bell, daughter III Mr
and Mrs. Joho Bell. on Saturday al.
ternoon 10 honor Of her 9Th birth