The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-04-22
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Miss Christina Kercher has return
ed from Claremont, Pa, where she
has been visiting friends for some
time past.
Bert Madison has returned from
st. Augustine, Fla, where he has
been at work for some time past.
Samuel Nj. Warren of Boston,
Mass, who recently purchased sum-
mer residence in Dorset is in Dorset
for few days. Mr.. Warren is ac-
companied by his two sons, Messrs.
Harold and Langford Ware
Charles w. McDonoug 81 nac-
nington was in town Frida oH b0s-
mess.
Miss Marion Benedict h of1ra
ed from a visit at Adams, Alass
At the last regular meeti
Shakespear club it was v1te
there should be no more me ,nHsA
til the call of the president.
A. W. Prindle has returned from
a visit with friends in Cambridge, N.
Y.
j. c. Blackmer has returned from
a trip to New York city.
Miss Mildred Marshal of North
Dorset is boarding at William Smiths.
Marshal Bentley has the contract
for the foundation o. Mark Manley's
new barn on Harrison Ave.
Frank Hopkins and James Ami
don, who are at work in Hoosick, n
Y, were home over Sunday and re.
turned Monday to their work.
Arthur Sessions goes Tuesday tc
North Adams, Mass, where he has
a position.
| w. Il. Bundy was home from
aoosick Falls, N. Y to spend Sun.
day.
A. L. jenkins and son, Charles
spent Sunday in Peru. They lef
Monday for Colorado where Charlie.
T, is going for the benefit of his health
Rev. C. A. Bradford leaves Tues
day for the Troy conference which
will be held at Saratoga Springs, N
Y, commencing Wednesday, Apli
20, Bishop Mallielau presiding. l
is expected that conference will re
turn HIM to this charge for anothe
year. A collection of over $50 wa!
taken at the service Sunday mornin!
for Mr.. Bradford. There will be n,
service next Sunday, but Sunda,
school will be held at the regula
hour.
Stephen Hall of Dandy was ii
town Saturday.
Manchester Center will not sup
port base ball team this summer,
the first time in q good many years
Every member of last years team i
out of town.
Mrs A. F. Smith, president 0
the Vermont w. c. L u, spoke i
Essex junction, Wednesday evening
April 20ih. Her subject was sou
ueighbor across the sea- y
i Jack Ross of Arlington was /
town Monday.
Fred Wright is confined to til
house with quiusy sore throat. Dl
Clemens attends him.
The ladies Of the Baptist churc
| met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Maggie Manley of Bonnet street.
A daughter has been born TO Alva
| Goodwin of South Dorset
Harry Dauforth of Troy, N. Y
: is visiting relatives in town for
] short time.
, Miss Mable Clemens has returne
2 from visit with friends in Eas
t Rupert.
A. L. Bowen, known to SITE
readers as "Si Clone" was in tow
5 Monday.
D Mrs. A. E. Bell is confined to th
e house by sickness.
Mrs. G. M. Williams of Hartford
Conn, and son David of Rutlan
spent Sunday at the home of A.
0 Conner.
! Ernest Whitney spent Sunday wit
: his parents in North Dorset.
: The funeral of Louis Dufresne W;
s held at East Dorset Sunday afte
b noon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Fir. Dwy,
i officiated. The bearers were: Et
e ward, Archie and Almon Dufresn,
e Fred Bemore, Frank La Franc
s and Ddmund La Francis.
i Miss Gertrude Conner spent MOI
d day with friends in Rutland.
= Edgar B. HOLSTER Of Philadelphia
Pa, formerly of this place, is visitir
n at Henry Sherwin's.
q j. B. Rogers of New York is
D town for short stay.
. l.. d. Combs of Albany, N. Y,
visiting his mother, Mrs. Helen Blu