The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-17

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Ney tsHt are rpltAn9 b. fnabsr lahn
Baleh
-0rssn Maisfpsn, ~ha hAs s.een ia
Asv Yert dsssng ths sesk. retained
Friday
Mrs sArah Bo~sa and Mrs,
tioaghasn. sllo have beon visiting ~
North B,hnsnginn. have reiurned
Mr. snd Mr. X. u. Gleason. Mr..
G. H. lhiibps and daughter i.e.iis ar
visiting faepds IL West Tosusbend.
We aae sorYy 70 hrHr 81 the serious
illness ~ kol-crs smiih. s1a u X h.
ssnah. Dr. strol,sl ~ lsutlAnd, was
called IN couacil Sunday night
Geo. RAlch. aba has bccn visiting
ia t0pn. has r,iarned 10 New York
city. He lctl iwo ~ he chiidrvn 10
The couuiry siih his sistsr, Mrs. y. :.
Marsh.
A Meeting IA the interest al kle
mcntaFy Agriculture will BE- held inthe
onion open house Thursday the 18th,
and ~ the evening general meeting
IL The interest u "A Greater Yer.
mont vail be held b. which ALI are
invited and Il which speakers disiin-
guishod for their interest in Vermont
and her progress. will make addresses.
The district meeting Of the Won.
ans Auxiliary will he held in Zion
church Wednesday aud Thursday, May
10 and ~. "Wednesday evening at $
o'clock Rev. Philip Schuyler Of Ben
ningion will preach. Holy communion
Thursday morning al 10 O'Clock. Rev.
Joseph Reynolds rector Of Trinity
church Rutland will give An address.
All are cordially invited to be present
nj these meetings,
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Grace Lincoln is i'll with pnen-
monia
Mrs. T. j. Healcy was in Troy,
Friday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor was in Ben.
nington, Saturday.
John Davis and wife, Of Benning-
ton, spent Sunday in town.
-. Harry Lawrence is located on
Highland avenue under canvas.
/. Business at the linn" has been
exceedingly good the past few weeks,
Fred s. Reed has moved TO the
house on Center street owned by Mrs.
John Davis of Bennington.
Robert Anderson, ST., who has
been i'll for the past week has resumed
his duties at the station AZ baggage
master,
Rev. h. T Edwards, former pas
tor Of the NJ. +. church, has been Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Blackmer,
and calling on old friends in town.
Geo. Long, who has been working
for Willis Hard came home with the
mumps last week aud when last heard
from was threatened with bilious
fever.
Charles Hosley was kicked in the
left side and severity injured by one of
bis horses Tuesday afternoon. Several
ribs were broken and at the present
time the full extent OF his injuries are
not known.
r. II. Walker has made n decided
Improvement about his property at the
corner where lumber has been stored
for so many years. He has cleared
the lumber away, graded the grounds
and seeded them down.
--Thos. l.. Firms show visited here
Tuesday giving a larger and much
better show than he has in the past.
The usual amount OF small boys were
on hand the morning before the perfor.
nance and assisted in setting up and
carrying banners in the parade which
consisted of band of six pieces and
several other vehicles and pedestrians.
Their next performance is in Dandy.
DORSET.
Austin Phelon spent Sunday in
Proctor.
Mrs. stocia Cane Of Dandy, is at
Geo. Lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. SNYDER have
been visiting friends in Sandgate.
MIR. and Mrs. DeVeau have return
ed 10 their summer home on the West
Road.
Rev. Charles l.. carhart preached
at the Congregational church in Rut-
land Sunday in exchange with Rev.
DR.. George w. Phillips.
The funeral of William John Stone,
who died of pneumonia, was held at
his late residence in East Dorset,
Tuesday the sth and his remains were
brought 10 Dorset for interment.
Our chorister, Mrs. Campbell, has
secured valuable acquisition TO the
choir in the person of Miss Eagleson,
Of New York. 1t is 10 be hoped she
will remain until her return to the city
in the fall. The church is fortunate in
securing the services of Mrs. Campbell
for choir leader and Miss Warren for
orgsnist.
The Dorset Grange has issued n
directory containing list Of the
officers aud committees Of the Grange,
the names Of the members, and pro.
grams for the year, The program for
the meeting Wednesday evening, May
lG, is ms follows; music; question,
what are the chief reasons for thor
ough cultivation' Leaders; J. H..
Sheldon, Wayne Harwood; Paper. A.
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