The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-27

-Yoaf inspections q ouf assortment
a millinery ia all branches u o0rdsAill
invited. opening bogins oct- 2
CtaRA l.. HAyAGAN.
Mr. Csoodno ard daughter, whs
have been occupying Mr.. susie Law
rpuees rsams during the summer. have
retarnea 10 Their huns IN Asbary Park
Nj
C. u. Folsom spent Saturday, sun
day and Monday wiih his family Hs
expects ~ move " Schenectady shortly
80 they vill sell their stock and nipple
men,s and rent their farm.
The service Club az the Baptist
churrh will meet with Miss MeCready,
"a ,he parsonage. Thursday instead Of
Friday. a. WAS announced Sunday, gu
account 81 the convention meeting IN
Peru Friday.
Regular meeting Of the w &. 7.
L. 90 Saturday q, ; p. ~. With Mrs.
A. y Smith. Every member should
be preseu, as delegates arr 30 be elect
"a h. attend the state convention 10 be
held Al 81. Johnsbury Oct. lib.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
ID. l.. Buckley is laid up with ncu.
ralgls Of the face
Il. G. Beckwith Of Boston, Mass,
is al the Battenkill Inn.
w c. l.ampson is stating his roof,
improving his residence thereby.
"A fine son was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. r. b. ellis, Monday.
w. X. Bennett is home from
Salem. N. T., where he has been at
work.
Mrs. NJ. y. Cook has gone TO Acton,
Mass, for a few weeks visit with
friends.
Miss Anna Bradley has accepted
position as photographer in New
York city and has gone there.
Mrs. +. l.. kingman of Indiana
polls, Ind, made short visit with C..
A. Bourn and family Tuesday.
-Chas. jenkins has moved into II.
S. Walkers house on Highland Ave-,
lately vacated by +. II Walker.
j. II. Couture is almost ready 10
move into his new store. He will have
one Of the most complete stores in his
line in Southern Vermont when com
pleted.
Prof. W. A. Sargent OF Rutland,
has presented Messrs. Robert Ander-
son and George Wood of the Manches-
ter Union Band, each with fine
Scotch Collie. These dogs are from
Maplemont Collie kennels and are fine
bred animals.
DORSET.
Ernest West was in Rutland last
week.
Miss Jeanne billiard has returned
10 Rutland.
VIM. Batcheder has been recent
visitor in Brandon.
Mrs. John Palmer and daughter
Martha have returned to Hartford,
N. Y.
Several of our young people are at
tending Burr and Burton Seminary
this fall.
--Housekeepers' special: Read the
Taconic Hardware Co. IS advertisement
and act accordingly.
William FULLY was in Rutland Sun
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. J.W.
Hanley.
Albert Harwood has moved here
from Edst bbIstb anu 10 clcIhlHR iui
j. M. Armstrong.
Miss Elizabeth HARDWOOD was i'll
two days last week and unable to teach
her school in Pawlet. Miss Helen Har-
wood took her place.
Miss Emile A. Roberts, we'll
known teacher in southern Vermont,
died at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Coehrane, in East Dorset, Tuesday,
Sept. Is. The news of Miss Roberts
death came as a shock to the people of
this community among whom she had
many warm friends. All were aware
of her continued i'll health but 1t was
hoped she might recover. She had a
severe sickness in the spring and had
not regained her health when she was
again stricken and died very suddenly.
The funeral was held Wednesday morn
ing At nine o'clock, Rev. John Barstow
officiating. The bearers were Richard
Roberts, DR.. John Cochrane, George
NJ. Wall, Edward HARDWOOD. For sew
eral years Miss Roberts taught in this
portion of Dorset, her last work being
done here, for many years she taught
in the towns and she was faithful and
successful teacher, During her resi-
denee here she became q member Of
Dorset Grange, p. Of H., and was an
active worker. She was member of
the Congregational church at East Dor
set. Miss Roberts was daughter of
Dexter Roberts, a well remembered
resident of Manchester. She is sur.
vived by her sister, Mrs. Cochrane, and
brother, Richard Roberts Of South
Wallingford. A sister. Mrs. George
Odbert, died at the Roberts homestead
in Manchester in 1901.
EAST DORSET.
EMILY A. ROBERTS.
Entered into rest, Tuesday, Sept
Is. 1906, Emily A. Roberts, SECOND
daughter of Dexter and Minerva Weth
erbe Roberts. After eighty terms Of
faithful service and earnest effort Ms 1
teacher, her rest has come, but her in
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