The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-30

Peter. s1t Alto Aso Clara ntss, secor
alto,
sssCnusTiM prrUf.
The road bed Of the n. u A O. raj
foaa Ia E9w Eloely ballas,~a the Who'll
elEstce,
--GegfTc kcGsrls hss m wed into n
improved qaxries Of The dspd and !
mech pleased with the change.
A barn Of Henry sido was burned Tuef
dsy nI9hi and strange TO say, neither ID
family. nor sby Of the nelabbar, severn
q whcm lived near by were awAtencd
M. Nido, VITO works on the golf ground
left In the morning foi hls work witbou
noticing the loo. There WAS Al iafurtnc'
OF s2s0 en- the barn.
We recently heard q chsrAettrlsti,
story Of Mr.. Nareross, the famous builder
He 10 rot regular church g,er but on,
srndsy bis wife persuaded him TO attend
The clergyman preached on the building Of
solcmons Temple, going into details as Il
Ito s'E :, materials ard probable cost. Oar
lag the termon Mr.. n Jrcross WAS busy TAX.
irg notes on an old envelope. After they
returned home he told bis wife not TO keep
the dianer waiting Tor HIM ard retired 10
bis room. In about two hours be came
ard Sat down TO a cold dinner rema, hing
that Solomon Was an old fool. He night
have saved eight Luadred lhousard Lice
hundred aud sir'y-tise dollars ard forty
leyen cents II he had LET |. on. on cot tract
DORSET.
Mrs Olive Roberts 10 visiting IL Wal
lingford.
MARTHA Blsteley ard Wife were In town
Sunday
j. T. Weeks left town Monday ffr
Cripple Creek, Col.
A daughter wa, born 10 Mr.. aud Mrt.
Fred SsymJ ur MDrday, June ~.
Mis- Margaret Pippen Of Pittsburg,
Mass, is vliitlrg friends In Dorset.
- ,hn Hillind, who taught the gran
mar department has gone to hi, home In
Rutland for bis vacation. He will return
for the fall term.
Mrs. L. man Brock and son Leroy q
Buffalo, N. Y, spent several days with
friends 10 Dorset last week. They return.
Cd to tn, home In Buffalo on Thursday.
Miss Ksthryne II. Brennan who has
successfully taught the primary depart
ment Of the VI lsge school the past year,
has returned to her home at PoGllney for
the vacation.
Henry Bad aia who has been cu,to dian
II the Dor,et library for several years and
the roomst ever G. NJ. IS kes store
lss become 80 feeble that be could not at.
lend the library and has gone to the home
" william Crsndall.
The following !, the report Of the
Grammar school for the term ending June
I7lh: Present at every session, William
danley, Smith Matson, Edith Harwood,
nHuitu VctAes hSscut ouc uAy, h1Lh
Lila Wade, Harry Woodland.
Mrs. Harri. Lee died at Eutx, H.,
Iune 20.b, from advanced age. She was
orn In 1917 and married Edwin Lee 10
s37. They moved to Belvldere, Ill In
$50 and to Essex, ILL.,, In 1859. She united
Nth the Baptist church In 1863, For four
ears she had resided with her daughter,
FRS. Burr. She WAS the mother Of twelve
hildren, eight Of whom are stu living.
There is some talk about county eff.
ers. II has been the coed fortune In for.
Ter years for Dorset to be represented on
10 county bench by such good men as the
lie I. n. Sykes and Sherman Nichols, and
the town should again be represented in
he psrion OF Charles B. Kent his many
lends throughout the county would be
ell pleased. He could Ill the position
ih dignity and honor.
RUPERT.
Mrs. G. w. Hogle came home from
enevs, N. Y Saturday.
Mrs William Hanson who hiss been III
long time lie falling fast.
There WAS an exhibition OF moving pic
res Ia Grange hall Friday night.
-Mlss Theo Flower Of Florence. Mass.
home for her summer vacation. {
Warren Ellsworth who has be visiting
Comstock, N. Y, returned Friday. \
Mrs. Ida Grower and granddaughter
Rutland are visiting at Russell Nason's
Mrs. Lyman Farrar Ia some better, her
phcw, Myron Clark Of Syracuse, N. Y.
visiting her.
Miss Laura Kennedy has been stopping
tn her father In Saratoga, N. Y. for
" weeks.
-Irs. Dash has crgan'z quite a large
Ring class which meets In Gnnge Hall
cry Monday night. \
AT the RI publlcyn caucus held here the !
lowing delegstcs were elected: State
nvention, n. B. Roberts, X. C. Fonda,
D Flower distIiet, G. b Sheldon, Har- =
C. Guild, volney Hopkins; county,
ank Winchester, w. II. Austin, II. p.
edon, A. 4 Burton, G. II. Lincoln.
Miss Ella Clark reports that at the 8
sc Of school Fsidsy those who had been =
sent every day were Carl and LIE
ore, Grace Rogers, Naomi and Clifford
.ldon. Frank Rogers and Rachel Han.
we're absent but one day and half
pr enteli1g school.
Mics Olive A. Rice, aged fifty. i've IL.
re-, died at hospital In New York city =
dnesdsy Afternoon, Jane 10, during an !
ration for bone cancer. hiss Rice WAS
nerly resident Of this place, coming 3
e with her parents st the sge OF fifteen Z
rs and living here until few years ago, {
IN she removed TO New York. (
Rev. A. J. Wilson preached his last 8