The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-05-19

Harrr Aasms AID family have moved
IN sish hu. Assms
Miss E.i b Adams has gore 10 Ceanec.
. sic1i Ter afew woss stay.
-.snwberrses at ~ cents, gbsske,s for
~ nEa ~ ceaual Cash Store,
The date Al The Bsiieskiil Waller falr
- q Ted for September ~, u and slsd.
The wAsoa families have moved from
Mr. Aaams nnemsul block TO Richmond,
VI.
Mrs Laura Taylor died saturday morn
llg. ihe funeral Vas held ., the house sur
dayf.r
Rogers sialt 1sor and Jsp-palse for
4 sor. on stklisld woodwork =, Cen,rsl
cAih sore.
Rev. Mr.. Eistras tutisc, for reIt
suudsy .. IN will be "rhe lnyisible," in
the evening, -'signs Of the Times.'
Regular meeiisg q the W. G. r. Z.
~ith Mrs. l. v. Psrnsm on saturday at =
p. m. Delegates TO the County convention
81 Report June . and 10 are 10 be elected
and there should be full attendance.
Mrs. q. n. wymsn cordially icvi.es
the ladies Of this vicinity to her summer
millinery opening thursday, May le.h, TO
inspect her white hats In sllk, CHI n IN etc,
trimmed aud untrimmed, for all ages, also
large sssortmtnts OF Infants muslin bon
n,ts,
We Wish through the JoTRNAL 10 e.
pren our thanks 10 all the friends and
neIghbors who kindly assisted Us during
the trying illness Of our dear mother, and
TO those who gave the beautiful fl)wers for
the cssket.
Mss MINNIE J.. TAYLOR,
MRs FANNY ID. TAYLOR,
CHARLES ID. TAYLOR,
We copy the following notice from the
Fair Haven correspondence OF the Rutland
Herald The funeral Of Mrs. Harrison
whipple, who died Wednesday at the home
OF George II shinville after long illness,
WAS held Friday afternoon at , O'Clock at
the house. Rev. Robert II Bal, pastor OF
the Copgreg tional church, oflciated. The
bearers were N, X. Reed, y. II. Phelps, W.
r. Parker, Simeon Allen, L l.. Allen and
John g Pitkin. Toe burial was In Cedar :
Grove cemetery. Among those present !
from out OF town were Mrs. s. Pike Of
whitehall, N. Y, John ii. Whipple OF J
Manchester Centre, Mrs. Robert Paikhurst A
aud T. l.. Goodrich Of Rutland.
MANCHESTER DEPOT. =
There will be special meeting OF
Skinner W. r. G. on Friday at 20 p. M, /
to prepare for Memorial Day. BY order OF q
the President. JANET p. BLAcRMIR.
4. A. LINsLrY, Secretary.
Robert Anderson, who has handled the a
Baggage and freight at this station for Il
many yesrs, 4 iished work Saturday and Il
VIII Hawkins has taken the place, Mr..
Anderson has been very faithful, working
early and late and always ready to help
and he will be greatly missed by the pat v
rons OF the road. d,
DORSET. la
The summer residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. ne
Allan Bourn Of Yonkers, N. Y is open for 70
he season, X
The Dorset cheese factory commenced VI
operations last week with Y. @. Stone In ~
,harge again. :.
The Grange gave millinery" social r.,
n School Hall Thursday evening. All re- ~ ~
,ort fine time. n.
Prof. Walter A. Dane Of Burr and Bur- be
on Seminary will deliver the Memorial Oh
Day address here. wi
The summer home Of Mrs. r. Hatch so
i onxville, N. ". will soon be opeu. DE-
Ter son, Lorenzo J. Hatch and family OF eff
,ew York will join her later. lst
The Dorset Inn under the management his
I George II. Bsrrows will regain its old wa
line popularity. That, with the Barrows cal
Iouae, kept by Z. W. Barrows ought to be LIE
,ell pstronlz.d by summer vi sitors. 70
-windhurst, the summer home Of Miss so'
cecilia DeNottbeck Of Nav York, has been ."1
pened for the season. Miss DeNottbeck o0'
AS accompanied on her return by Miss W
Isrriet r. Edwards who has been here SUI
lany summers. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Esgleaon Of IN
ew York, who purchased the Bromley ,,,l
Irm, are at the Barows house, as are slso Iss
Gorge +. E,geson aud Miss Elizabeth a.,
sgleson Of New York. O.her arrivals ~,
e @. A. Van Amerige, r. A. Daley, Of ua,
oston. H.,
flhu' ing
Wells Prouty has begun work for the va,
ason for NJ. B. Lyon. hea
Postmaster r. @. wyman 10 somewhat att
liter. but still absent from bis usual KEEP
ork at the store. euc'
Austin Pfou,y and family have moved ..e
ON c. J. Bstchelders and are at Mr.. ~.
.outy's fathers.
--Masons from Rutland and an additional r,or
rec OF carpenters from Weston are work c.,,
I for NJ. J. Hspgocd on the hotel and hoo,
hitney house. thor
Mrs. Sarah Russ, spent Sunday at II. BY 1
Bs.chelder's In New faLe on her way to ente
7 cons In Nstiek, Mass, where she has Can
ne for visit and rest. for ,
jan Livingston has 20 far recovered worl
TO 70 10 brother 10 DAEby on Satur- for
y last to r,main for the present. Mr.. BY /
EIngstol has b.en an employee Of NJ J. view
pgoed iof several years. In Angus, lalt tiers
cut bis kn,e, ard has been confined to It 10
house ,irce then, until recently, and to libra
bed six months or more. He has been if,An
IreAt stf mr., and bis many friends are litici
d Of tl. improvement, aud the prospect joym
bic no, being cripple. He boarded 1t know