The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
WINCHESTER

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t. home "a ne West Road haf
ine heen away ~ he past winter
~ ava Mr. & e Beil are no,
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Toe hoate uwnca by " = Hopkins
waiter HurneY commenced uofk
gaf Charles ishsm on Monday morn
iag Sc aiii tsse George Fisher
piaer
peff~tson uu Coos stoves for
spring deliyrry NOW Al the Taoonle
liatdvaro ca scnd for booklet and
prices '7-4t
Geo 81 iieanei, has been houa-
"a ulth . cald fof the past week
lie Is much Improved 81 the pre-
cent time
MIR 4 81 Blssell manager d
the n y 7 a 7 Co. vas IN ihls
village ou business "wednesday 81
iernoou
Mr. Hattie Argan, aecouipai
led By Master Charles Kinney and
Asa Iiiida Kinney went 10 Rutland
Wednesday morning
Miss Roth Perkins accompsn-
led Miss Lucy = Rice to the iattst's
home IN Berlin. Mass. where she
win spend the Easter vacation.
Not much sugar and syrup has
bccn made ~ yet but the farmers
are an getting ready TO take atgan.
togo Of the ncst run ~ asp
For use auL msfc fclt The
Aain 81 Shoe Dealer will SCH low
shoes in an styles al a great mark
down Now il your chance as you
elll wan, them later 4s
The 500" club met with Mrs
ramsay Maenaughtau las, saturday,
and this coming Saturday viii meet
si,h Mrs II oryis a, the oryls
Cottage
Walter II. Hard. who has been
ii New York city for the past two
weeks. returned Monday evening,
lie reports Mrs Hard and daugh-
ter as doing nicely
Adyices from Hon T. c orvis
are TO the effect that he leaves
Washington. u. G.. for Manchester
IN Thursday and capects 10 reach
here Friday
MR. aud Mrs Geddos aud
son arrived at the orvis Cottage on
saturday last. where they will stay
aniii their homo is ia shape 10 be
occupied
Mr. aud Mrs & Bradley aud
Miss Bradley arrived at their home,
"River-Dala Farm" last Saturday
Sir Bradley returned TO New York
city Monday bui the ladies viii re-
main In Manchester for season
Mr. aud Mrs Albert NJ Reed
arrived Ia Manchester Friday even
ing last and are seeing about get
Ting their home In readiness for
summer occupancy They will re-
,urn for the summer on the 9Th
u April next
The editor has been roundly
eallcd down on account OF having
erred 10 somo recent weather pre-
iictlons Showed most all OF the
last % the week and about 6 inches
81 Saturday night From 10 TO IS
a,grees below zefo Tuesday morn
lns We viii lay low on our wealth
~ prognosilcatlons for while
The value o. varnish Stain
depends very largely upon the grade
II varnish used in making IT, Camp
bells varnish Stain Is made from
Tho toughest gum floor vsrnish. You
can finish your floor with this Stain
snd pound II with hammer without
causing the finish TO chip or scratch.
'faconle Hardware Co. sells Il 10
Traffic on the Hudson River
has been resumed for the stason.
The Trojan" went south from
Troy Tuesday night This is IT.
tie late for the season 10 open but
~ Il closed late II Will average up
al right !, viii be pleasure
for the many friends OF this popu-
lar line 20 know OF the gesump-
ton Of the service AS il Is such a
popular means Of getting TO aud
from the metropolis There are no
finer vessels afloai than the boats
~ the Hudson Navigation Co. aud
the tao running from Troy, the
nolan" and the "Renssels arc
as fine a. any Of the line
MANCHESTER CENTER
Harry wills ~ Bennington was
il town Sunday,
Mrw O n wyman has return