The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-09-24


their mother Mr., woedoock'
poMsrE.
Mrs guips Lake 10 very ,iet.
Harold Kent 10 attending school 81 T
G. A.. pouitpey.
-Mi. Fannie Holl, has returned TO be-
school ., Sotihasid. Mass.
Mr.. aud Mn sesley q Granville pas
cd sunday att. NJ. Collins.
Miss NJ. q. Clark Of New York 10 ih'
guss, Of Mr. and Mp. Campbell.
MIR. Lord Of Bsillt boro 10 Visiting
his daughter, Mis-. John Manley'
-Aosus,s Parsons Of Massachusetts, IL
visiting old friends 10 .oun.
Miss Annie Sykes is teaching ., Boz
sood Seminary. Lyme, Conn.
IL N Williams aud wife Of Bepniae
too have made recent visit With Dorset
ifiends
Miss + Louise Sykes has returned
to Der worn a, Temple Grove Seminary.
Saratoga \
Rev Wright Robbins aud wife OF Con
neciical are spending q month 10 Dorset.
bos,ding with Miss Gray.
Mrs. Curtis Lstbrop aud grandson VI
West Gardner. Mass are visiting relatives
10 town. her former home,
The town tres. urer will be at Bakers
hotel on Friday. the 10th. aud at South
Dorset the day following, to receive The
town tex, po~ due.
For two weeks farmers baye been bring
ing tall stalks OF corn TO the post Office.
The frat was about 8 feet high and the
last from the Williams Bros. was IL feet
Last Wednesday about 40 mem bers OF
the Post aud Corps went to the lake aud
had 40 elegant time. boat riding and din.
ing. o. the way home they took supper
at Barrows Hotel
We have not seen II mentioned 10 the
JouRsAL that the Grange. some time since
went TO Lake ST. Catherine on q picnic ).
There were 90 carriages 10 oil and they
had . very foe time
Mrs DIR. Millington Of Greenwich,
n Y has been spending some weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Sykes.
On a recen, Sunday she was able to at.
tend church for the first time 10 IA years.
WEST RUPERT.
Thomas Moncriei is again on the sick
list
Miss Fannie McKe and Miss Grace
futile OF Arlington have been visiting
friends here.
Miss Hammond from Michigan iss
8 ues. OF DR. Carpenter
A. NJ. Bibins was married 10 Salem
last week, the bride being Miss Fannie
daughter OF John $. Foster. Con
grstulstions.
PAST DORSET
Mrs George Coping is recovering.
Miss Mary Heating is teaching 10
Wheelerville.
A. l.. Streeter is laying 9 new chimney
10 the church.
Miss Mabel Torrey commenced her
school 10 the south village last week.
--Mrs. Convis Parker OF Washington is
visiting her parents in this village.
MIR. aud Mrs. Myron Rogers OF Troy
visited their uncle, B.A Rogers.
Frank Eggleston is having bis house
newly painted, A. L Stree,er welding the
brush.
Mr., and Mrs. b. A. Rogers have been
risitiug his brother. DR.. Lyman Rogers in
Bennington.
Mrs Ezra Lilley Of Pswlet is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. II. Benson and Mrs.
4 Brophy.
-Po,stoes are ro.tipg badly. Corn will
be good il the warm weather holds out
lev days longer.
Mrs: b. +. Pesse Of Detroit Ia visiting
friends aud reistives here and iu the north
arn part OF the state
John LeGgett and wife are visiting
friends 10 Masssch usetts. George Wetber
III running the engine in his absence
Patrick II. Dunn stuck rusty nail in
bis foot few weeks ago, and the wound
docs no, heal and csu.es bin deal Of
rouble
Ezra Benson me, With painful acct
lent the other day While ihreshing one
II the men ran the tioe OF piichfork into
bic foot
-R,v Mr.. Forbes expects to leave us.
,oins to place ia Massachusetts. He 10
sell liked here and u will be bard TO bpd
better man.
Mis. Ella Torrey is teaching in the
,rsded school st Rutland st 3 sslsry OF
1850 After she hsd accepted the place
The received al ofisr Of $3.50 TO so 10 Min
ges0ts.
Miss Maggie CuUninsbam. daughter
II Michsel Cunningham. died 10 Boston
ss, week. Her remains ~ers broush,
acme aud Ipteued In the Catholic Gene
cry.
rEGu.
-0sing 10 btisg etsagei 10 business
q. J L,kin Lss decided 10 sell |
bis farm aud stock. farming tools ks Oct |
Is. Of 10 & N. Besides the farm. which |
. obe 81 the bts, 10 town. be hes 100 acres 1
u tin b,r land. he gill also cell bi. hay, |
,rsin, polsloss, sugar utensils. making .
biz saetion, shich al shouli attend.