The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-07-04

Mrs Fred Tliieou " nennlnK
ioB aho has hetn VISITING hsf slsief
Ms Mason rbiids bas ramrae6 te
brr hame
Myron TA4i has parfhased A..
ether large grey barsr ZOE uss on NJ
81 wagon 10 match the one b. has
bea usns
The Il X 60. . tloaniae avsy
ihe cindem and rubbish that has
been bufulae ~ the station Tor two
poeks making very dissEreeahle
odor
Notice The auraetWcnces Of
ncgbbor i. Ponds village property
tlao combination " colors q the
palut oa the buildings with the
different shades % natures own
among the uess. aud most q you
Slil agree with me tlai il is one OF
the finest residences IN this village,
Messrs Elmer Adams. Charles
Dunbar. Allen i.akin ana Charles
brewster went 10 Rutland Monday
TO work on Job 81 thar place
WAGES for carpenters are $500 per
day. board from $500 to $3.50 by
the week, from Monday morning un.
III Saturday night Charles Brew
ster Is foreman on the job.
what are We to do about the
obnoxious dust from the highways
we cannot afford to OH our roads
an over town 10 mitigate the nui-
aance. hack lots for building viii
be the rage am thinking. why not
instead OF building close TO the
highways. locate far enough away
10 avoid the dust DO We realize
Shat that may mean IN a few years
Let people spread out all over
as they surely will and I
hat viii mean good prices for Isolat
"A farm lands, especially II there
ire living springs Of good pure |
water and improved driyeways. in8
consequence they Of the good roads
would take on an unexpected i'm
,ulse am not sure but that our |
Iuto crowded thoroughfares will be
! blessing in disguise Scatter a
hundred new residences through oui
Manchester farms in the next ten
ears and can imagine what an inn
'ulse II would be to the prosperity
Il our farmer friends Isn't the
ubject worth considering2
In Quandry.
expect my opinion Will have no
influence whatever in regard 10
olitical affairs, but enough like
nine would wonder II the yot-
rs Of this broad land are TO be
ound to follow the lead OF men
tho have shown themselves to be
nfit and unworthy TO lead When
elegates TO our National Conven
ons will make such spectacles of
themselves as has been shown they
re capable Of during the last few
'eeks. il seems TO me that some
ay might be devised by which the
eople could assert themselves and
now their authority The idea that
bout a 1000 men shall collect in
city fight and quarrel for week
every nerve, using every
nown means and tricks to get
ajority TO say who shall be candi-
ltes for President and Vice Presi-
ent. ! want 10 vote straight for
le man ] would like to have for
resident Our forefathers may have
zen wise old guys for their time. /.
were, but they could never
ave forescen the muss they have
often us into; laying down rules
nd regulations that are giving lots
us nervous trouble. wish the
hole shooting match could be cor
llled and kept there until after No
smber and then when they were
'osed 1t might astonish them to see
ow slick we had got along with
II them. When bunch get the
Dtion that the universe would lose
otion If il wasn't for them, they
ad better go and, as we boys at
'hool used TO say, soak their
eads. though ! confess really
Dn't know how that would affect
he head of some people But real
:, after the nominations are made
lere will be any considerable num-
,r of voters who will be lin a guam
ry?"
NJ.