The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-06-06
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Mrs. olive Bourn Fifield has q
little daughter Marion Olive Fifield.
Mr.. Deryin has moved from
Bert Petitioners house to + Far
NUNS cottage
Myron Crossman is hauling lum
her from the Buck job and boarding
AZ Fred Bourns
Mrs. Henry Hicks is in poor
health being unable TO attend 10
her housed hold duties
Chas. O. Brewster Is foreman
on large contract in Rutland He
Il working for J. T Remington
Bert Pettbone is having Wild
or piazza built on his cottage thai
he is soon TO occupy west Of Myror
Taylor's home
Miss Helen Hicks, who has
been Ia Charlotte, VT during the
past winter is stopping for the pre-
sent with the family OF II, S. King
Special sale for this week only
$500, $3.50 and $40 pumps and
Oxfords IN tan and black your
choice at $l49 at Young's Shoe
store.
Harold Taylor who has been
baggage and freight man at the
local station for some time past,
has severed his connection with the
railroad company
We are authorized through the
Journal TO thank the Band for their
services Decoration Day. and all
friends OF G A. r. Post who In any
way helped to make the exercises so
pleasant in spite of the rather un-
favorable weather
Have we truant officer? II
so, what are his duties? One would
think with the amount Of money our
school directors pay out yearly par
ents OF children OF school age would
be glad to have the children attend
school instead OF lettering about
when school is in session.
1t puzzles me TO think why We
haven't word suitable to use when
greeting friends, man and wife IN
passing along the street. If we
meet two gentlemen friends we say
good morning. gentlemen; If two
ladies we greet them by saying good
morning ladies', II We meet man
and wife, WHAT Where Is the word
that would be as brief and apply in
the same way? I wish some cf oli
educated young people would in
vent proper word that would ind
cate sex, the two persons relative I.
10 each other IN fact express the
same greeting as aboyp indicated
Dan Curtin, an employee Of G
W. Bennett, was found dead on the
floor of his room at Mrs Anderson 81
last onday morning II appears .
that Curtin came in late at night
and was apparently in an intoxicated
condition, as he fell down on the
floor and went to sleep there He
roomed with three other men and
the heard him snore through the
night. but when hey went to rouse
him IN the morning he was dead
The health officer, Geo. Smith gave
permission TO remove the remains
after having decided that his death
was caused by heart failure, super
induced by alcoholism An under
taker from Hoosick Falls, N y.
came up on the morning train and
tool Mr. Curtin's remains to the
home OF his aged father, James Cur
tin In the above named place. The
funeral was held Wednesday morn
ing
All boys and girls and older
people interested In the Manchester
Band Of Mercy are asked 10 meet
with Miss Cleghorn at her home at
; o'clock on Monday afternoon next,
June 10th. to discuss summer plans
Uncle 81 Clone laments the pass
Ing OF the hired girl Now tina;
is lamentahle In my young days
some Of the brightest girls Of nay
acquaintance were hired girls
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