The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

~Iafies y neA 10 sSitlsg on The beot
., Cody ilafe. He gees en- cruich sr'
care.
Mrs. Dslscrt kent preserted him viii
Csc baby boy lsa uek DR.. Clemol
ssJs they are doing well.
"a. l. Bosen has bad attack Of rheu
ma.lsm 10 his, right band which makes
almoss impossible ior him to write, bot b
can talk yet.
some TAX ard silf !. eslng made aboG
Tosn representative. We have severa
good men Who would Gil the efiies atisfae
iorily 10 both parties. The general feeIini
u that tie present license law should b
amended to more resrly sal, the people ate
conlInued another two years at least.
DORSET.
III. u. ksu, spent day 10 Granville
N. " last week.
&C. B. Kent is 10 Troy, N. Y. with hiI
son prentiss who 10 III.
Charles Weeks Of Chicago, III. 10 visit.
Ing biz parents Mr.. and Mrs. william 9,
Weeks.
Mrs. Joseph j. Wade ard children are
visiii1g her sIster Mrs. Charles Abbey OF
Providence, Il. |,
Farmers are well along with their
haying aud tpor. light crop, much Of
the old meadox being winter Killed.
Mrs. l.. p. shy der, Mrs. Todd Of Troy,
N. Y. and Mrs Edward Morris attended
the meeting Of oimsby Chapter, ID. A. X.
with Mrs. Jennie billiard In Manchester
Saturday.
RUPERT
Mary Blbens was the guest Of jennie
and Belle Mccall Thursday.
Arthur Prouls made farewell visit to
bis friends Thursday before leaving for the
west.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Howard has been visiting
her daughter 10 Est wallingford for sever
n days.
Mrs. N. Giiley and two sons Of New
York are stopping with her parents through
the month Of August.
--Mevern Roberts Of Albany and Phillip
Phelps Of Fair Haven we're guests OF N. y.
Roberts recently.
Rev. George w. Brown Of Rutland will
preach In the NJ. K. church Sunday, August
I, both morning and evening.
Russell Mason, who Ia still col Il led to
he house by Sickness, docs not improve
Is fast as his friends would Ike.
Nearly oil the patrons Of the cheese
actory are sending their milk away. The
milk train commenced to carry Monday.
Rev. C. Miller started for Kennebunk
Port, Me, Monday morning, where he will
ola Mrs Miller and pass his vacation. 0w-
rg to bis absence there were no services In
he Methodist church last Sunday.
Bert l. Stafford Of Rutland will dc.
liver lecture In the N. 4. church Friday
vening, August 8, at s O'CLOCK, Subject,
Life In the Philippines. Mr.. Stafford hiss
'een In the government employ for two
ears in the islands ard will thus from per.
onsl knowledge be able to speak Of the
lie and customs there. Everyone Is invit-
d. Admission 20 cents.
Following is the grange program for
August 4; Quotations; song by Grange
eading, Sister Crosier; recitation, Sister
,elson instrumental masic, Sister Hopkins
eadlng Sister Higgins; qaartette, four
isterr, current events for July question
In what way can farmers promote the In
crest in schools, churches aud roads Lead.
rs, II. r. Moore, M. b. Roberts, followed
y other members Of the grange.
Edith White, daughter Of W. p. White
led Friday Of locljaw aged eleven years.
unersl services were held In the N. 4.
hurch Monday at ! 2. NJ. Preaching by
lev. VIM. Even. The bereaved family
ave the sympathy Of the entire neighbour
God which was made manifest by the
Guidance OF beautiful flowers furnished
,r the occasion.
The last grange meeting was In charge
the unmarried brothers and sisters and
,e following program was arranged: IT,
.rumental music, Ida Duncan, current
rents John Sheldon; select reading, Julia
atwood solo, Geneva Hopkins recitation
ddie Lsne; solo, Kate Harwood; select
aiding Douglas Madison; solo, volney
opkins; recitation Louis Buck; paper,
vening Star, Belle Mccall; quartette,
ary Sheldon, X ate Hsrwood, Addie Beebe,
Ia Duncan, After the close Of the exer-
ses supper was served.
EAST DORSET.
It. A. Qalgley OF Rutland was In town
onday.
Miss Bessie Brophy 10 visiting friends
Ws!lingford.
-Willi,m Avery Of Rutland spent Sun
" Ia town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mathew Brady Of Man
ester spent Sunday Ia town.
Oscar Crandsll, who has been visiting
Rutland, returned home Sunday evening.
-Miss Agnes McKeegsn Of Rutland was 4
guest Of Miss Wayne Flynn Saturday
d Sunday.
Miss Mary Fly mn, who has been spend
( few weeks with friends In Barre, re-
rned home Saturday.
The annual picnic viii be held on the
chran grounds on Monday, Aug. 18th.
urch service $3.50 A. N. Dinner and
nd concert at IL followed 5v sports and
II games. Supper at 9 p. m. with con.
IT ard followed by dancing. Half fare
the railroad between Bennington and
ItltId.
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