The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-11-15

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Barr Phillips il aEsin working n
The BArrpss house.
Ralph slarks has returned 10 che
Inn AFTER spending a few days - Troy,
-Eaoarh snow fell Tuesday - cua
be u 10 sce ihc arsi sleigh q thc sea
sun.
-prcaiiss Kent has rv.urned 70 the
Albany city hospital Cot another opera.
ton.
Prank Merton II erecting a work
shop ahd siocbouse IN ibr rear Of his
residence.
-R. u. Campbell has been assisting
J. NJ. Armstrong ia The absence Of
Henry Hnlsbcrg
Henry Hnlsberg Is again back ~
Armstrong; store, having put Oh his
trip until a later date.
Joseph Wildwood and family have
moved from their place in Dorset Hot
low 10 North Rupert.
Albert HARDWOOD has moved into
the old MAr,indalc place recently va
Gated by by Nat. McWayne,
Geo. Alexander, with the help Of
Il. Simmons. is erecting a small barn
opposite bis place on the West road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Starks and
Ralph stArks spen, day last week
with Aaron Baker on Dandy mountain.
Mat. MeWayne has moved into his
new place on South Main street, for
merly owned by Mrs. Susan Thomas.
Herbert Williams has put in a pr
waite telephone line connecting hi
house with that Of his father and the
shop.
r. X. Manley, our stage driver,
has repaired the west side Of his house
with some of Bowen's "No Tar Roof
ing"
Miss Eta Cone, the dressmaker
from Wells, has arrived, and has tenn
porarily procured rooms at X. W.
Weeks's.
Lawrence; Mccoy expects to stay
in Dorset all winter. We are very
thankful TO have meat market all the
year round.
Geo. H. Newman and wife have
left the Dorset Inn for few months.
Mr.. Newman is the manager OF the
Lucky Strike quarry.
-B. j. Council, formerly OF Great
Darlington, Mass, has accepted po-
stion in the Office of the Bennington
Marble Co., at the Lucky Strike quar-
ry.
Geo. Weeks is improving his house
on South Main street by putting ON an
addition in the rear He is assisted in
the work by his brothers and William
Batchelder.
Joseph Wildwood, Jr., has left the
Barrows House and has accepted po-
sition as book keeper in Rutland with
Cahee & Spencer. He left Monday
morning to take up his new work.
O.W. Norcross of Worcester, Mass,
has been in town for few days. He
left Friday accompanied by E. II. West
and S. II. West, for Truthville and
Granville TO look into some slate bust
ness.
DIR. Post of Beirut, Syria, has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. c. l.. Car
hart DR.. Post is connected with the
hospital and college situated there. He
gave two very interesting talks Sunday
at the morning and evening services.
II. A. Thatcher and family, who
have been at the Dorset Inn since last
spring, have returned to their home IN
New Canaan, CT. Mrs. Thatcher, who
has been quite III for some time, has
sufficiently recovered to undertake the
journey.
-Oln Ludd and Miss Jessie Sheldon
were married Nov, at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Sheldon. Among other places
they will visit Edward Judd at Albany
and return to Dorset to live. All good
wishes follow them.
The beautiful Knabe piano present
ed to the church by Miss De Nottbeck
in memory of Mrs. Louise Lee, was
placed in the newly finished basement
last week and used at the Sunday
school services last Sunday. The gift
is greatly appreciated.
Saturday, Nov. 10, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Phelps observed their oath
wedding anniversary at their home in
the south part of the town. The aged
couple were married in Dandy the
home Of Mrs. Phelps, Nov. 10, 1852,
and came to Dorset Immediately after
wards where they have since resided.
Mrs. Phelps maiden name was DENIS
billiard. Their children, two sons and
two daughters, reside in the states OF
Massachusetts and Connecticut. Mr..
Phelps was born Jan. 8, 1896, and Mrs.
Phelps Jan. Z, 1888. Both are in good
health. The congratulations Of many
friends are extended TO them upon this |
occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. William Root
who were present at their wedding and |
also their silver wedding, are still liv-
ing in East Rupert, brief account Of
THAR Goth anniversary having appeared
in the columns of the JOURNAL last
week. Another couple in the town
who have been privileged to celebrate
a similor occasion are Mr.. and Mrs. T.
NJ. Collins, who were married Oct. 20,
1853.
PERU.
The school entertainment and {.
Z. supper were well attended.
NJ Navy Coolidge IL Attending