The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-25
NORTH DORSET.

fitd NE Win tht btst WISHES oi III
who know them.
NORTH DORSET.
George Sexton of Dorset, is deliv-
ering coal at the residence Of II. Brison.
e. l.. Whitney and family visited
at William p. McWayne's, in Dorset,
Saturday and Sunday.
George P. Griffith has repairs on
the Allen house nearly completed and
will move there soon.
Mrs. Olive +. Petty has received a
supply of coal for her winter fires from
the s. l.. Griffith estate.
Miss Hulett is putting her farm
house in fine order by clapboarding,
painting and stating it.
The deerslayers were out in force
Monday extremely early, hunting the
shy game, but none were captured by
our local hunters.
EAST RUPERT.
William Beattie visited friends in
town recently.
Warren and Ethel Wilkins spent
Sunday in town.
William Dennison spent Sunday
with friends in town.
-Chas. Roberts is in Wallingford
with his son Myron II. Roberts.
Daniel Lackey has returned after
spending few days out of town.
Mrs. Roseline Pepper is spending
a few weeks with her niece Mrs. VIM.
Tobin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Frost spent
Wednesday night with Mr.. Frost's
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Towsley
have been visiting relatives and friends
out of town.
Mrs. Il. A, Frost, May Frost and
Mary jerks spent one day last week in
Manchester.
Mrs. Wallace Towsley and Mrs. 4.
D. Wheton spent one day last week in
Granville, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strong of
Granville, N. Y, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tobin.
Frank Danforth moved his family
% Granville last week. Mr.. Danforth
will join them in the near future.
The prayer meeting was conducted
oy Rev. c. l.. Carhart last Friday
evening with good attendance. All
we're very much interested with Mr..
Jarhart's talk.
SYNDICATE.
Miss Grace Andrew was home
,ver Sunday.
w. J.. Hamilton Jr., sister and
riend Carrie Harris, were home for
ew days from Casleton State Normal
school.
Miss Matte Bentley of Benning-
on. and friend Mrs. Black of New
FORK city, were at her sisters Mrs.
:. X. Woodlands last week.
Rev. L. B. Harris, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Kelton of Shushan, are
Iolding extra meetings at the M. h.
hurch each evening and on Thursday
viii hold an all days meeting com
nencing at eleven o'clock at which
hey will be assisted by Presiding
elder Dow. The ladies will serve din
Ter and supper.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Mrs. Samuel Shattuck of West
ninster is visiting her sister, Mrs. l..
Z. Barnard.
Mrs. Will Childs and little son
.eslie go to Brattleboro this week to
eside. as Mr.. Childs has leased res
aurant there.
d. b. Goddard is improving his
ately purchased property by laying
falks from the street and cutting down
trees.
The beautiful rain Of Friday night
nd Saturday morn has made many
carts glad. but the cry is for more, as
has affected the dry springs and wells
ut little.
j. w. Melendey was seriously hurt
his past week; doctor being called
ronouneed il a fracture necessitating
plaster east AS several ribs were more
r less injured.
The Baptist pastor, Rev. Tibbals,
eturned Saturday evening with his
ride, who viii be given warm well
ONE by his parishioners who are find /
X in him a true man Of God.
Mrs. Alberta Rabbit and her son
ierle came in Saturday night after
isit Of two weeks spent in Worcester
nth her two sisters, Mrs. Della Cole
ian and Mrs. Frank johnson. Il
Another change at Riverside Inn.
low Mr.. Garreau is without partner,
: the baker has concluded 10 bake /
read for the bakery again. Harl Dor ,
III is clerk in place Of Frank Darling.
livery in connection with the botel |
being established. IA
Mrs. Cornelia Hooker, wife of A.
{. Curtis Of Londonderry, died al her
ONE Sunday evening, Oct. II, after
n illness Of two weeks. She was a
oman Of strict integrity and high I