The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-24

/ Vermont i fortunate IA having a Cos
ernor tAaen from the people, and one
IL The people, and thoroughly interest
al "a their welfare,
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4 Mr.. and Mrs. Roilin Sykes were in
town Monday
The Mcssrs. Young called ON VIM.
Walsh Sunday.
Frank Danforih and family have
moved in with his brother Charles.
WIN. Casey is boarding nj Mrs. u.
A. frosts while working ON the road.
-Defbcrt Stone from Burr and Bur
ton Seminary called on friends Sun
day.
Myrtle Huleti aud Laura Towsley
Of Dorset spent Sunday afternoon in
town.
Noel Bentley, our road commits
sioner, is improving the roads very
much.
Mrs. Clark Harwood and son Cor
don, who have been quite III, are bet :
ter.
Sunday School at the school house
begins at $3.50 o'clock for the present
instead Of the usual time.
Prayer meeting last Friday eve
ming with larger attendance than
usual. All should remember meeting )
first and third Fridays Of each month.
Simeon Pepper, an old and aged
citizen, passed to his long rest Wednes
day morning of last week after only a
few days illness. Mr.. Pepper was a
good man and loved by all his friends
and neighbors. Funeral last Friday
afternoon at o'clock. lnterment at
North Rupert cemetery. He leaves one
daughter, Mrs. William Tobin, to
mourn his loss.
John Angeyine, the one legged
gentleman, met with an accident not
far from Il. A. Frost's Sunday evening
while driving home. He fell from his
carriage and his horse ran home taking
with it Johns erutches. Mr. Frost
heard screams and went up the road,
and found John beside the road unable
10 walk. Mr.. Frost and VIM. Casey
helped him into wagon and Mr. Cas-
ey drove home with him. Mr.. Ange-
vine was somewhat grieved when he
found his carriage was completely
ruined, but soon felt better when he
found his can of cider all right.
DORSET.
Waiter Manley of Albany spent
Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Williams have
been in Bennington.
Clifton Z. Kent has returned from
a brief trip TO Albany.
"A. b. Roberts has an adv. III an
other column. Read it.
Miss Annie Il. Council of Proctor,
was in town for Sunday.
Miss Manora Edgerton is i'll with
mumps at Manchester Center.
Daniel T. Mcclure and w. X.
Roberts went to Troy, Monday.
W. h. Roberts has been entertain
ing his brother from New York.
Mrs. Clarke and Miss Clarke of
New York, are here for the season.
Miss c. de Nottbeck and Miss Ed
wards were in Manchester Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Archibald of Manches-
ter Center, is boarding at the Barrows
House.
Miss Helen Barrows, who teaches
school in Sunderland was home several
days last week.
The lawn about the Barrows
House has been nicely graded and
greatly improved.
There were number of arrivals
for the summer, last week at w. j.
Holley's and the Barrows House.
Miss Ada Lille and friend, Miss
Davis of Brattleboro, have been guests
at the home of the formers parents.
John X. billiard, Miss Sarah Hill
lard of Rutland, and Miss Fannie
Clemens of Manchester, spent Satur-
day here.
MIR. and Mrs. John Sheldon and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Bourne have re-
turned from a carriage drive TO Ben
nington Monday.
Among the entries for the horse
show 10 be held in Rutland June and
J, we note that Edward Morris of this
place has entered his bay mare.
Miss Emile A. Roberts was taken
n last week while teaching and was
'emoved 10 her home in East Dorset
Miss Edna Earle of Wallinpford will