The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-11-19

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...,... ~ an opportunity To shoot
swanion village will soon have cleo
tric light and power service day as
.,.-s ~ vel as night Arrangements are be-
ing made. and Il is expected the "a
hour service will soon be in effect.
Dr. A. W Thomas. who has been
s,,t,,,. the practising physician in Jamaica
the pas, eight years, has sold his
,,t., house and practise TO DIR. Boyce of
a.. - New York. and removed TO Rupert
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Bailey, who have
lived for the past so years in Will
-. lliamstown, celebrated their 50th we'd
~. 49,. ding anniversary under the sunny
-. skies OF California October Is last at
the home Of their son, b. l.. Bailey at
Orange Cove.
his first
a. 40 According TO the report of Health
-. Officer Dr. j. w Stewart, of Barre,
the month Of October was prolific Of
larger number OF births and fewer
u.. deaths than the average month.
=. - ~ There we're % births, ~ Of whom were
: 90 pen. males and six deaths.
Only 16 deaths have occurred In
!, A. w. Bethel since January l and only two
raph com SINCE June co. " w. oon -
ARE were FORMER res".n'o as'''e
OF the l6 deaths, five were Of infants.
This is the lowest death rate ever
.. al known in Bethel, the equivalent of a
.loaas =, rate of less than 10 in the thousand
y markets
ret Eve or Wallace Chapman's big barn and
silo near Wiston with contents, was
burned to the ground Tuesday
Jest West morning. All of the cows except one
Tuesday were saved. 1t is not known how the
five points fire caught. The insurance is small.
est OF the
Warner A. Graham, secretary Of
civil and military affairs, announced
,stai'eu a. Tuesday the appointment by Gov.
,hheio anu Fletcher Of E. L. Skinner Of Windsor
ing orae' on the state board Of pharmacy to
succeed D. F. Davis Of Barre. Mr..
Davis retired from business in Barre
'iod oi over year ago and rendered his res
'oh i'u"y ignation at that time.
she'd head
ng deep
uses. George LacKey Oh Mon.peiier' iaS
traded for the Frank Fuller farm in
tomobiling Calais with feter shepard Inc iarin
,ntrv club is located near the Evergreen farm on
atng par the county ROAD ana contains a'ies'
son N a the sale including the farm and stock.
Mr. Lackey exchanged in the transfer
his house on North street known as
a newly the George Randis place.
1915 Leg
e at Mont L. ] Eastman of South Cabot, has
ng is ia come into possession of Jonathan
it has not Burrs wooden clock, which is very old.
1t has old-fashioned square weights
and bell on top. The last time it
thus far was cleaned was in 1860, but it is a
state this fine timekeeper now and in good condi-
g pounds, ton. II has fine gong and is con-
by Frank sidered valuable piece of property in
lso shot the clock line Mr.. Eastman will be
unds. pleased to show in to anyone who may
desire to see it.
gineers in
apartment Joseph Knight, who was born in CO.
zen ehgag- rinth, July /, 1S43, and maintained a
ing "p, stock farm in that place for many
bans and 800. d;ad Sunday ~ his home in
work for N.,h,,~,,ror+ Moss No went IN New
Washing h,~,-nort - 1899 and frst en0aoed in
farming, coming later into that city
to live. He enlisted in company H,
Evansville 18th Vermont regiment, in 1852 He
ne upon leaves a wife and one son, Joseph D..
h he fol- Knight of Boston, and one brother,
unable to Joshua knight Of Grinnell, la.