The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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MANCHESTER
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j sasseFiaps sere Ia ihis village .
"Wednesday nsogniaa
Nra kAthefsns stone has been
e0otlned 10 boz room ~ lllnses for
ID. lsAsg few dmya
Al day sumdaY ii showed tpra-
ma colder 81 uiKht with pretty far
NleigAiug AZ pre@out writing
waiter Hills II Bowsan made q
flying visit 10 biz grandmother Mn
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week
Mise Lucy y Rice, Hreoeviress
u nuFr 4 lfarton Seminary let on
TUESDAY Tor her home IN Maaaachas
stfs Ter couple % ssrks
49, Mnx'g Movies 6i6ldinE lheh
popularity aud good attendance A
he rule. All tie views are Of the
Highest order adv
Mr X. orYis Mrs. j. G.
BACON ard Mise LILLIAN Thompson
were IN Albany. n r.. FOR season
BE- firv, % the week
lnYalids aud children should b.
given MaEees Emalsioa to strength
es the body Never falls An drug
gista. adv.
During the winter months ~
I'iepos office viii be open every
week day excepting Thursdays ads
n@eday on hasiaese
Icing was commenced on Thurs
day last BY the Equinox Co. but
ia not progressing very rapidly AZ
yet on account OF the flooding "
the upper pond
The pulpit Of the Congregational
church sill be- occupied on Sunday
uUrulng next By Rev. George II Gil
'ert 81 Dorse, There viii be mol
service IN tho eyuing
"A son was born 10 Mr. aud Mis-
James Brooks AZ the Seminary on
Saturday last making daughter
aud four sons in the family Con
Fratulations from the Journal.
Mrs. Mary n. Robbins has had
telephone Installed She says
that II she 10 to be sick abed aud
siarve 10 death she wants 10 he able
to get in touch with the outside
world II necessary.
The time for filing bids for car
rying the mails from Manchester By
Manchester Center 10 the II X. sta
ton ior four years from July LIST,
1919. has been extended 60 March
18th. Bidders must agree 10 reside
OF or contiguous 10 the route and
furnish bond OF $1,000. For blanks
and further information apply 20 the
postmaster al Manchester.
The meeting OF the Manchester
Village Improvement Society held on
Monday evening was not very largely
attended but those present We're en-
thuslastie over the matter Of a side.
walk from this 20 the village OF Man
chester Center. Figures were pre-
scented az 10 the probable cos, Of
filling 10 the various gaps to con
meet the walk recently laid down by
the Misses BATHS and Dawes.
On account Of the prevalence Of
measles among the scholars al Burr
Burton Seminary. that institution
has closed for a couple OF weeks. 10
al 10 enable those Of the scholars
who have the malady 10 get well
aud return, This will not make IL so
hard for the scholars as il would II
the sessions were kept up. Several
Of those Who have come down with /
the disease and were quite III are
improving
George X. Miner. editor Of the
Sunday Sun, came up from New
YORK City on Sunday morning aud
elent the day with his aged mother,
Mrs A. l.. Miner Who has been
quite III with the grip She Is some
what improved hat il under the care
Of trained nurse Her friends. and
ihey ar. legion. extending from Cali
fornia TO Maine and from the Cana
dian line 20 the III Paeo river. are
all roofing for her speedy recovery |
From an old diary under date Of
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