The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15


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Jsage Dsas Of karehssier ueEtr'
shostd 60 ,oms q The ases, vegetables a
have sra SEGA, rio-n 10 HE garden.
Our schools commenced Tuesday. So
ttmscr Oh with hl.es keenan, and hells
bar teachers.
Bowen Intends 10 have az tIfibi o
hs No TAI RoofitE a. the fair nsrt week
-klfeiion p,ssed ca very quietly. Tb
board Of authority were fortunate 10 ge,
ilfg good ballot clerks. Moo, Of the Ok
bosrd Of Justices we're elected.
Notwithstanding the high price Of ~es,
err meat, the eastern produc. remain
about the same, beef and pork beirg abou
G oeuts. Checse 10 aiso low and some Of
the factories return otly 20 cents per Ioi
pounds Of milk.
The writer WAS ever the mountAln last
wcts ard many people ,ald they will come
TO the fair II the weather IL good The
turnpike Was never 10 better eotdilion. He
saw lots Of cattle, sheep, etc that should
be there also.
-Mrt. Amos Wescoii, while berry log on
the mountain last week saw large lynx.
She also saw a bear near the dug-way
watering trough. Deer have been plenty
and have done considerable damage 10 gar
dsns and growing crops but hunters have
driven them back 90 the mountains. They
do more dAmsge then oil other vI'd AMI
mails. II would be agooi idos TO have deer
hunters pay s25 license and then 81
bounty for every deer killed.
DORSET.
Fred Norcross has gone TO Nortl fisld
to attend school.
a, o. Chapman, our Post Master has
moved into bis new house.
Samuel Dunton has returned from
visiting friends 10 Detroit, Mich.
Everybody here is intending to attend
the Battenlill Valley Fair next week.
Mrs. Mary Hilllsrd Lewis OF worces-
ter, Mas. is visiting her uncle, J. NJ. Arm
strong.
George W. Wade has been quite III, DR..
Clemens attended him. He is improving
and /, now able to be about.
DIR. J. II. Collins OF Granville, n. Y.
and Mrs. Cora Seley Of New York city Wis
tied their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Collins this week.
Dorset has had a good summer busi-
ness. Most Of the boarding houses and
hotels have been well filed and a good mum
Der will remain through the month.
Schools opened Monday Sept. IL. John
billiard Of Rutland, teacher 10 the grammar
room and Miss Kstharyne Brennan Of Poult-
ney 10 the primary room In the village,
Emily Roberts Ct East Dorset In the Hol-
low and Mrs. Snyder on the West Road.
The new steel bridges are being put on
his week and soon the public who have
been crossing the river near the Cheese
factory and Streeter place on temporary
bridges can reEume their long accustomed
Ways. Dorset has many very pleasant
md attractive drives which have been the
lelight OF the visitors this season, none Of
which have been more frtquented than the
lrive up Dorset Hollow. Dorset people
AVE but recently come to know that right
lere we have attractions seldom found
n other places and we need more hotels
nd boarding places to accommodate the visi-
ors who want to come and partske Of the
genuine hospitality of our people.
RUPERT
Mrs II. c. Guild is quite III.
Mr.. and Miss johnson OF Washington
}. c. are visi ing at W. Crandall's.
Albert Hogle and wife left for their
ONE In Schenectady, N. Y. Saturday.
School commenced Monday with Miss
alia Teller Of Cambridge, N. Y. as teach.
r.
--Hsrry Moore, Jennie and Mamie
,oberts have gone to attend school at Il.
|. A. Poultney.
Washington Pomona grange will meet
18th Mt. Anthony next Friday afternoon
nd evening.
Miss Ida Duncan has been appointed
uperintendent Of Schools In place Of JAMIE
each who has resigned.
Union services OF the W. c. T. U. were
cid in West Rupert Sunday evening" Rev.
larence Miller preaching the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Gidley and two sons
New York who have been stopping with
Ieir parents for several weeks returned
ome Friday.
EAST DORSET.
j. d. Flynn spent Friday In Rutland.
Mrs. b. Y. Roberts la visiting friends
Rutland.
Miss Sadie Sherlock Of Dandy spent
lnday in town.
Miss Mlnola Crandall has returned from
ltland and is attending school here.
Mrs. G. B. Wilson and two children are
sitting at Y. G. Grifiith's.
IS A. Shelter Ia having numerous In
ovements made on bis house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGuigan of N
n. Y, were In town over
lndsy.
--Misses Katie and Mary Copnors Of
,rth Adams are visiting In town.
Mrs. Rose Mclaughlin went to Brsr-
u Lsturdsy, where she will teach school.
j. c. Flynn and Miss Margaret Cape
Is OF Rutland fpent Sunday 10 town.
Misses Jennie Leary and Mary Nc
witt began school at the Castleton nor
il school til, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bropby and Mrs