The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-07-04

DORSET.

-Berniss Sheldon is at home from
u. V. NJ.
The Misses Harwood are a. home
from Troy Conference Academy.
Miss Bertha Gilbert is entertaining
her friend Miss Geiiz.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Kellogg art
located At present in Manila, Iowa.
Mrs. Emily Walker has returnedtc
her home In North Adams,
Rev. Chas. Carhart ofliciated at the
funeral OF Miss Vesta Danforth in East
Rupert Sunday.
Mrs. II. p. Snyder very pleasantly
entertained the local society d. A. X.
at her home on Monday.
F. Y. Gilbert and daughter return
ed Friday from their trip 10 the James.
town and Washington, ID. G.
Fred. Stone is breaking beauti.
ful chestnut colt which he recently pur-
chased.
Mrs. Hastings, daughter of Fred
erick Field, deceased, is visiting the
family of Chas. b. Gilbert.
The local order Of Woodmen at
tended church Sunday en- masse. which
is customary with this society on one
Sunday IN the year.
Alfred Gilbert who has been en-
ployed as an instructor at the Ken
lucky State College, is at home for the
summer vacation.
Arthur Kellogg Of Oneonta, N. Y.
who has been visiting his father has
returned home. His wife died few
weeks ago leaving three children.
The usual singers viii meet at the
church tower at six O'Clock the morn
ing of the Fourth where they will sing
patriotic songs as the custom has been
for several years.
Miss Carhart's horse escaped from
her last Thursday and ran with the
carriage some distance, but was caught
by Mr.. Lackey on the West road, and
returned without damage.
Miss Persis Sherman accompanied
by Mrs. Louis Street, enjoyed a trip
TO Williamstown, Mass. last Thursday.
They went over the new trolley line
from Bennington and reported 3 fine
outing.
Ernest H. West attended com
mencement this week at Vermont
University Of which he is a graduate.
One of the pleasant features of his
visit to Burlington, was a reunion Of
his class.
Miss Mary Roberts, well known 70
many in this vicinity. has given up her
home in Brooklyn since the death Of
her father Richard Roberts, and has
gone TO San Francisco where she will
reside with the family Of Major Marsh,
her brotber-in-law.
Miss Woods Of Brooklyn. who has
spent several summers at the home OF
II. p. Snyder, arrived there Tuesday,
and but few hours afterward she re-
ceived message telling OF the sudden
death Of her father. Miss Woods left
Immediately for home but expects 10
return here in a few days.
George NJ. Chambers Of Port Ches.
ser, n. y, accompanied his wife 70
Dorset Wednesday. Mrs. Chambers
ias been i'll several months and though
better we trust the change
o vermont air will greatly benefit her. |
Their daughter, Mrs. Ernest West, |
rho recently went 70 Clifton Springs, |
.eturned with them.
While driving near the Preatiss
'ond las. Thursday, II. p. Gilbert was
astonished 10 have a wheel
lrop of his carriage and Was mystifed
4 the loss Of the nut thai should have
Icld the wheel in place. The nut WAS
'icked up In the road near c. r. Kent's
n the Tuesday previous and the
srriage had been driven some distance
d the meantime.
LASpeRovE.
Fired Graves OF Weston called on
!. w. Roby Sunday.
Mrs. Reuben West OF Peru visited
Mrs. Ben Beers recently.
Mrs. viii Stone Of West Sails
ury, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
irs. John Nelson.
Mrs. Ella Abbott. and two child
en and Miss Jennie Vestine visited al
In. 4. Z. parker's in Peru Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah Bolster and Miss
larry Howard Of Thompsonburg vas
] town Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Holden Of Stowe has
een visiting her parents, Mr.. add
Ix. o. ]. Holden.
Mrs. Charlie Fuller Of London.
cry visited at II. y. fuller's Sun
ay.
Mrs. q. J. Holden and Mrs. Lucy
night visited al Ina cooledge's in