The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-07

much problem 10 enable him TO do company plant
that He does not know for what the raise in pay
eastern armies will be needed at any which went int
mop,ent II Ia not too late We, for Is the third III
civilization and liberty to hope for raise in pay
solution OF the Russian peril, grave as
It s.-Boston Transcript Mrs Lillian
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STATE NEWS and niece u
Page is in Whs
Flour has dropped 81 barrel in ture OF Speak,,
Burlington within the past ten days Thompson is
painted Leginsk
Only two veterans present at
the Memorial Day exercises in Gov r. F. Flynn
entry. years stationed
Islands with IN
Over half of the so students in the ed States coast
Hinesburg high school are working on Vermont en
farms in that vicinity. army He visit
ow and cniste,
l. D. Latham, Milton attorney.
has been i'll for several weeks with Orrin A. Dur
measles and is not improving mater Brandon graded
tally. surprise May 3
dents and teach
Scott Harvey Gochee died at his and grades mar,
home in Barnet Sunday after an ill songs and pres
ness of but three days with acute money, II
gotre niversary.
Between 300 and 400 recruits are The United S
studying French under the direction only nation now
of Professor Woman of the Unver- which has not ,
sty of Vermont towns which ha
in list prepar
Rev Chauncey A. Adams of Dan is asserted that
Vile who sailed from New York May town whose mar
10Th for France to join the ambulance any and that
corps has arrived at Bordeaux. said TO be So :
States by that
A lively blaze was started in the
church at New Haven Sunday night The Central .
when the lighted chandelier fell. salists and Unit
bucket brigate extlngulsheo ue Stowe June an
flames. vention The G
alton, comprsir
Mrs John Purcell of Bennington, land counties W
developed painful case OF blood pos June 49, the VIII
onng which came from slight cut association me-
sustained while she was sharpening Northern Assoc
lead pencil, North Hatey,
Pneumonia and cancer each clam Harry j. Lyo
ed four victims out of % deaths IN man. was run il
Rutland City for the month OF May by Ford auton
There were rs cases of German en- by N Hadd
measles there at the same time tney as he wa
trio car to the s.
As Edward Hawkins was plownR happened Memo
up an old strawberry bed at his home has two fractur
in Hydeve recently he found nest one leg and one
of seven young rabbits, about the size
of young kittens. Miss katherir
received bad
Mrs William B. Spencer OF Hyde while visiting
Vile has tomato plant which she mas Rebecca Goldric
had growing in the house that has She mistook d
reached stature of over four feet for one leading
high and is full of blossoms. went headlong
stairs She rec
St. Johnsbury's flag on the athen- back of her hea,
aeun, is illuminated at night by a eye
powerful searchght the roof OF
building opposite so that the en- While C. A.
blem is visible from distant points Hardware Co o
were motoring
Private Wilson of Co "A, LIST Yer ton hot box
mont, of Middebury who had been blaze, and the T
doing guard duty at the Brookvile through the foe
bridge broke of the bones OF his ceeded in gettr
right ankle while he getting over len had one f.
a fence. but not badly.
roadster and III
Mr. and Mrs. Stukely Smith OF Adj ed There was
Olson, celebrated their 10th wedding car. It is sal,
anniversary at their home Sunday amount to seve
Mr. Smith is go years old and his They had to pr
wife is SO. Both are in excellen' by team.
health
Mrs. Thomas
Rutland men who took advantage OF Miss Leona, we
the Memorial Day respite from labor in an automobi
to climb to the top of Mount P1co Concord. Will
found snow from two to hve feet deep HILL the brake
for the last mile and half TO the top snapped, and Il
- control Of Miss
Edward Wakefield OF Stowe, died IN Grating it. Hel
Brghtlook hospital, St. Johnsbury, the machine VIII
May 10Th at the age of SO years. Mr. HILL but the dl
Wakefield was for "a years employed tried IN make Il
by the St. Johnsbury & Lake Cham -, IN ~
p'''' the high speed
Norbert nine year old son of Mr. machine turne
and Mrs Samuel Desrochers OF st. Christie under
Johnsbury in his eagerness to take IN broken in two
all the details of the flag raising there
Sunday fell from telephone pole '''' ""'
fered from the
been injured int
Emploves at the Warren Leather badly damaged