The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

: "a ihs meal maftet.
Feri barton hss moved 10 Mr. Bsnsosi
sepsmens house oa River street.
--pora fan 10 attend DR.. Yrspt whip
! plss spclion Oct 9s.h. 10 O'Clock.
Fred Bst,iey Ia 10 the employ Of ID
Tree Blus Marble Co., 81 Fowler, VI.
Mr.. Mulagan and daughter are oocepy
lag rooms ever Hugh Ha~tiSs store.
MI. rsrrk Cismors Of Springfield
|, W., T. the secst Of Mr.. Yak Reblason.
Mr.. AID Mrs. II n. shaw ard hrs
/ Andrew attended the o X s. meeting Ia
Arlir g'ou last ~sek
Mr.. ard krs. X, II. Holden Of Bet.
tins,cp ~srs the guests ~ Mr., aud Mr.
jams Thsysr saIdsr.
--hrs. George Andrew and Mrs Burdick
81 North ADAM, Mac, we're In town call
leg 90 friends Sunday.
Il Mr. ard Mr.. Herbert hatii,on are
tstipg . carriage drive to rownsl and
Sorb Adams, Mass.
-A.Y Smith, Who Vas Ia Jured 10 = re-
cent runaway, 10 able TO be out but 10
some whas lame.
% msby chapter, ID. A r.. met with
Mrs Eilen Norris 10 Dorset on Wednesday.
Luncheon Vas served.
Charles sc,t Il Bennington WAS 10
town Tuetdsy to attend the reuoion OF Co
Y, 5'h VT. Vol, Of which be was nrmber.
-Arunion Of the survivors Of Company
K, 9Th Vermont lun,eers, was held II
the home Of Capt. @ II Sessions Tuesdsy.
Frank Bolster. Who has bsen working
for Robert Owls the past year. has moved
to DIR. 4 l.. Wyman's ten, ment 10 the
lane.
Mira Rowe, Who hes been visiting her
son Chsrles, returned Tuesday to her home
In Middlebury Fred Rowe accompanied
her.
DIR. Lnwood N Kelley has made many
fri,uds since comit Z to Manchester Center
who extend congratulations and best
wishes.
Mas Nay Beattie who has been spa nd
Ing the summer with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Davis, las returned to Fall
River, Msss.
PROF Ezra Benedict, wife and son Of
warrensburg, N. T., visited friends here
So urdsy. They we're accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs Philo Of Salem. N. Y.
Mics Cora Fisher who has been spend.
ing her vacation with her mother; Mrs.. e.
A Fisher, has returned to Rutland where
she will complete a course In short hand
under Miss Smiths directions.
Rev. II. d. b. MacNeil, Mrs. Charles
Dencb, Mrs. John Dimond and Mrs. II.
N. Shaw will attend the annual Episcopal
convention which meets In Burlington this
week Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
The JOURNAL patterns are advertised
on second page. These patterns are made
by one Of the largest pattern houses 10
New York city and We can recommend
them to ri 10 need Of them. Watch the
space as they will be changed weekly.
"A Union service will be held 10 the
Methodist church sunday evening, Oct.
22nd, under the auspices Of the Vermont
League. G, J. Ferguson Of
Burlington, State Superintendent Of the
League will speak. Mr., Ferguson isattrong
and pleasing speaker and we ask for him .
full house. The service will be held at the
usual hour.
DORSET.
Dorset Inn IL closed for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Glover have begun
Mrs. s. e. Thayer Of Boston Is a guest
81 Mrs. Morris.
Mics Mary Mcbride Is at school In
Mass.
Nearly oil summer guests have return
ID to their homes.
Miss Mary Warren Is ct school In
Warrington, ID. c.
"A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hudson Of New York.
Mrs Blodgett Of Fiizwilliam, N. H.,
Q visiting her niecee, Mrs. Rollin and Mrs.
Waldo 81 es.
Walter p. Marley Of Brattleboro has
,een here with bis parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Msnley. 4
Ms James Kelley, Miss Nellie Kelley
II Rutland and Hugh BAtchelder Of Peru
,ave been visiting st Michael Kslley's.
M and Mrs. Fay Simmons Of Man.
chester Depot we're with Mr.. Simmons
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs.. Eugene Simm ons,
Mrs. T. n. Collins and her son DR.. J.
I. Collins Of Granville, N. Y, have ben
listing Mrs. Cora Collins Seeley 10 Glens
Falls, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles L Carhsrt and Miss Anna
Jarhart were delegates to the Bennington
county Sunday school convention at East
arlington. Mrs.. Carbart WAS one Of the :
peskers.
Mics Anna @. Carhart will 60 to Shell.
,urne to attend the meeting Of the Rutland
,ounty Y. r. s. q. 4 and to act ~ leader
4 the "next step" meeting which 10 to be
feature Of the convention.
The JOURNAL patterns are advertised !
% second page. These patterns are mace
y zone Of the largest pattern houses In
se~ York City and we can rc1mmerd
hem 10 oil 10 need Of them, Watch the
pace Is they will be changed weekly. {
Greatly Benefttted.
The following letter VA. received recent
J by J G. Harwood
Troy. N. y, Sept, ], 1905.