The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-10-28
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Mrs. Edwin Burnett has returned from
Herkimer, n. Y, where she has been Wis
ting her son Clifford,
Mrs. C. 4. Patch of Sturgis, Mich,
WHO has been visiting at Thayer's hotel
for month, returned Friday.
Mrs. Harrison Wait of East is visiting
Mrs. George Lugene of North street.
Harry Adams goes to New York city
next month where he will finish his opti-
cal course.
Miss Jane NJ. Colburn visited friends
in Rutland Thursday.
Miss Minnie Taylor of Park avenue is
visiting friends in Bennington.
DR.. E. L. Wyman of this village gave
an informal talk before the members of
the Vermont Homeopathic Medical socie-
ty which met at Rutland Wednesday, Oct.
10Th. His subject, which was interesting
and caused considerable discussion was
on "Osteopathic treatment"
Dana Wells and Herman and Russell
Dorr took l50 lbs. Of honey from tree
III Arlington Monday. The honey is of
excellent quality.
Henry Lugene and wife of Maple
street went to Massachusetts Saturday
where they will spend a few weeks with
friends.
Charles R. Ames and Byron Eldred
We're in Middle Granville, N. T., last
week.
Leonard Bushee returned from Gran
vile ll6ay
Charles Bell is at work for c. G. Bell
on his farm at Manchester.
w e. Bowman OF New Britain, Conn,
formerly of this town, is, visiting his old
friends and associates in this village. Mr..
Bowman is now travelling representative
for The Russell Earl Hardware Co., of
New Britain.
Alden Lincoln of Swansea, N. H., is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Stephen T.. Thayer went to Mont
polier Tuesday whore she is to attend the
convention of Colonial Danes which
meets in that city. Mrs. Thayer will be
the guest of Mrs. Captain Howe curing
her stay there.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Lane Monday.
| Miss Tillie Foster and her sister, Miss
| Angie Foster of Bennington, are visiting
tier sister, Mrs. Albert Cummings OF
Barnumvile.
George Utley of North Bennington,
formerly Of this town is visiting his pa
rents, NJ L. Utley and wife.
The funeral Of Ralph jameson of East
Dorset who died ut Rutlind Friday was
| held at the home OF his father, Byron
jameson, Monday at eleven O'Clock, Rev.
j. n. Lattimer oiliciated. The bearers
were: Lee Bourn, Fred Bourn, Rollin
Hicks and Henry sherwin- The inter
mont was in the Manchester Center oem-
| etery.
Mrs. Lewis d. Combs and son, Lewis,
leave next week for Albany, N. T., where
they are to spend the winter.
Mrs. Smith jameson of Manchester
Depot who has been i'll is improving.
John Black of Bennington shot 32
gray squirrels in Pawlet three days last
week. Squirrels of the red and gray
specie are reported very thick in pawlet
and Rupert.
Mrs. Charles r. Ames has returned
froma visit with friends in Rutland and
Fair Haven.
Mrs. c. r. Roberts who has been III is
improving.
Homer Stratton of Swansea, N. H., is
visiting at Mrs. Eldiei's.
James A. Thayer and Proprietor Rut-
ledge of the Colburn House. were in
Granville, Tuesday.
j. II. Whipple of Rutland is in town
on business connected with the postoflice.
Miss Katharine Rutledge and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas MacGinn of Fair Haven
are visiting at. the Colburn House.
"Doc." Fouutaine, of cycle fame, is
recruiting few weeks at Manchester.
Chas. Kinney and wife of Manchester
are visiting frients in Poultney.
II. c. Thipple, assistant postmaster in
| this village, has gone to New York for a
| few days stay.
The funeral of Milton, son of NJ. G.
Walker, of Manchester Depot was he'd
at the Baptist church in this village,
| Thursday afternoon, Rev. J. n. Latti-
mer siiiciated. assisted by Re George
t. Smart. He was young msn of high
standing ard the fam lyhas the smpathy
of the entire community in its bereaye-
ment. The b areis were: Chre4c-i Cur
It's, Jesse Mattison, X. H. Bradley, G
A. Davis, Watson Curtis aud Bert Smith
The cntelmcnt was in the village Gene
terry.
Albert Cole of Manchester Depot is
W. DR.. Clemons attends him.
f. B. Sherman has opened harness
shop in the rear of his hardware store
II. P. Whedon win have char