The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-11-12


TATE NEWS October collections were in excess Of
,rdi GrAs carnival dance those in September, 5000.
y In school hall az New
nksgiyng evening Nov The Windham county officials are
having large spring dug up in the
Maher woods at Newfane and later
ard and Jesse paFhury expect build reservoir 10 supply
eyrY blossoms October water the house and county
near SimonSylle house
Of Andover
Albert Atwood, aged 60 member
.dev az Tinmouth who Of Company A. l4h Vermont died
ala went to The polls Friday the soldiers home In Ben
or q and boted for nngton He native Of Chester.
liam Hoadey, who was
sentative Of that town Willis Brown Of South Ryegate
Gently found a valuable hefer in the
L. eoncre work on the pasture dead rife bullet and
age sidewalks will have careless wifu hunter
over Il Is erumbing, sponsloe for his loss.
a result Of being laid IN
her Mrs. Dennis Fountain, ST.. Of Wind
ham, is dead Of diphtheria, and Ran
marty left Barre Satu dali Rhosds of Henry Rhoads is
for ptts6ed where the III OF the diease Both places
ling camp will be reopen quarantned and the Center school
Ter season. Last year rs closed
Bonita" secured three
The freemen Of Dandy used the
town hall at the corners for the first
Thomas Of Jamiaca has time Tuesday November Enough
lice and home to DR. money remains of the $4,000 appro
mixers N Y who has prated paint the building and in
ssion Dr. and Mrs. stall modern lights
20 10 West Rupert
tor will continue the Alfred A. Smpkns, aged ~ years,
eaicine a member of company A, 9th YER
mont, died few days ago at his home
oonered nj berkshire Enosburg Falls of failure
~ after being closed for Mr. Simpkin enlisted Sept 16 1861
aecoun, OF case Of in and discharged June 1864 for
sis disability.
~ Franklin student Leonard Tins formerly Of Burling
high school, who ~as ton, is duty in England with troop
infante paraysis few Of English boy scouts guarding al
rar,l lost tho use NJ powder mazagine With his mother
he went to England in the of
1913 and residing at Sutton Cold
TORS names ON the Eno field the outbreak of hosttes
It. only 39S ballots
octor Last Tuesday for A horse driven by Mrs Fred f.
tative O Kimball Starks of Bartonsvlle slipped the
eacod nv majority street Bellows Falls few days ago
.cond ballot and hit its head curbstone, kill
ing itself Many animals have fallen
NJ R,antree who has where the accident occurred and the
will trustees of the place took charge of
ct next Friday evening Mrs Starks Morse
IN hotel. All his sup
ber families have been Two barns the Holden Beach
farm in Ferrisburg, managed by I
Charles Chamberlain. destroyed
= Parker republican by fire Mondey afternoon Mr.. Cham
AZ Brad berain discovered the fire He drove
aed bv two votes the stock with the exception of
calf which burned with the buildings,
,and who had been in 30 of hay separator tanning
week in connection mill and other farming utensils The
,apn for reelection of reported insurance the barn is
Dillingham; returned Sl2OO with no insurance on nay or
ashington to resume his farming tools
apartment of labor.
Wilbur Hawkins, injured in a fire
collections for the Bur- at Calais Tuesday night when his
for October amounted farm buildings burned is doing
ganst $50 67S6O year well at Heaton hospital in Montpe
lions were valued at Ter Neghbors discovered the fire
anst S0l5402 first as the owners, Wilbur, David
h last year The value Harry Hawkins had retired
and In trying to out of the stock
were seO7 SOL The heavy timber fell and struck Will