The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-07-26

III n. shaw And ~ife arr visiting
( friends IL Adams and North Adams,
Mass
Mr.. G. y. wynAn Will continue
the mAskdown on Hat tpo seeks
longer.
The Service clnh ~ the BAp,ia
church will meet wiih Miss LllA Dyer
Friday afternoon.
Ann Chspin and SISTER are vas
ting friends in Bnisleboro and Spring
Geld foF fen weeks.
DIR. Kelley and wife ae entertain
INK the Dr's father and mother from
Richiond.
The Misses Robinson are spending
their vacation with their parents Mt the
Methodist parsonage.
The regular meeting Of Skinner
Womau's Relief corps will be held FRI
day afternoon al ; o'clock.
Arthur Marsden aud family went
10 Lake 81. Catherine Friday. Miss
l.ampsou accompanied them.
Miss Josephine l.ampson. who has
been visiting Mrs. A. Marsden, has
returned 10 her home IN Westheld,
Mass.
"A special meeting Of Baiienkill
Valley Grange is called for Tueriay
evening 10 make arrangements for a
picnic.
Mrs. Charles Curtis, who has been
visiting in Bennington, has returned.
Earl Il. Marsh is clerking for X. b.
Smith at the Central Cash store.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
William Stevens is working for A.
J. Davis.
Arthur Davis and wife spent Sun
day here.
August Kohler went to New York,
Monday.
Kirk Adams was in Bennington
over Sunday.
Warren Fowler and wife were in
town last week.
-Bernice Niles spent Sunday at his
home in Hoosiek Falls.
j. Harry Lawrence went to Peru
last Saturday on business.
Miss Bessie Miner of Wallingford,
is visiting among friends in town.
Mrs. John Earle and daughter,
Lucia, have returned from their visit
TO Wallingford.
--Thos. Healey and family are
spending their vacation among the
mountains of New Hampshire.
!. II. Couture placed the first in
stallment Of goods in his new store
which is fast nearing completion.
"A. H. Pettibone and family return
ed home Monday from their visit
among relatives in Canada.
Mrs. Robert Prentice and son are
at the home of her father, r. II. An
derson, for few weeks.
"A party of four young men from
New York are stopping at the home OF
w. j. Walker during their summer
vacation.
Excelsior Lodge of Rebekahs will
hold a lawn party Friday evening,
July 9th, on the Odd Fellows lot
north of Blackmer's store. Everybody
is invited.
An automobile party consisting OF
II. S. Walker, J. W. Fowler, Ii. 5.
King and f. H. Walker took a trip to
Granville last Sunday in a ear owned
by the latter.
w. II. Roberts, administrator OF
the Jared Burritt estate, sold the home
property and wood lot last Saturday to
A. II. Pettibone for $l735.O0. This
practically closes the estate.
Geo. Wight and Robt. Noble OF
Adams, Mass, while touring the golf
courses of northern New England,
stopped at the home of j. W. Fowler a
few days last week. Both young men
we're fellow students of Paul Fowler at
Williams College. Paul and Chas.
Robinson accompanied them back
home in Mr.. Robinson's automobile.
Among those who registered at the
Battenkill Inn Monday are the follow.
ing: Emerson Esterbrook and Chas.
Seymour, of Bennington, J. W. Brear,
of Rutland, Geo. b. Jewett and A. w.
Yell, of Burlington, A. Pierpont and
ID. l.. Beattie, wife and son, Of Troy,
N. ", Samuel Cole, Of Pittsiield.
Mass, and Fred J. Faulkner, of New
York.
NORTH DORSET.
Mrs. G. p. Griffith was in Bennlng-
ton the past week.
Mrs. Il. l.. Whitney returned from
New York Sunday.
--Haying is well under way with the
lawmakers being rewarded with good
average crop.
The Whitney's have just received
an invoice Of marble TO keep their bust
ness of finishing cemetery work NOV
ing right along.
"A good delegation from East Dor
set had picnic at Emerald Lake last
Thursday, fortunately selecting the
finest day OF the week for the occasion.
w. +. Buechler Of New York City
came Saturday to visit his daughters,
Elizabeth and Olive, who have home
with their grandmother, Mrs. Olive L,
Petty.
SOUTH DORSET.
Thomas Mccormack Of Dandy,
spent Sunday in town.
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