The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10

rAsr poRsET.
Sadie Stone spent Sunday Al
home.
N l.. Walker len Friday for
Nioholsoa, Pa, 10 celebrated The nth
anniversary a. his wedaing.
Mrs Z. II. Harms and Miss Kniy
Kelly q ths Wilson House, went 70
Albany Saturday for vacation u q
week or more.
Rev. u. ". Rogers was called
home Friday night by the Illness Of his
father. he wcni home Saturday
morning 10 help prepare 10 60 south.
Mr. Rogers will go from New Britain
10 Cleveland. o.. 10 attend the annual
meeting Of the American Board and
National Council. and expects 10 re-
turn the middle Of next week. Rev.
Richard A. Greene OF Newport, r J.,
preached AT both services Sunday.
Rev, james =. Harper Of North Ben
nington. viii supply the pulpit next
Sunday.
DORSET.
Miss Harriet Holley has returned
10 New York.
--Chas. b. Kent was in Rutland on
business Monday.
Channeey Plumb Of Bennington
was in town Thursday.
-Kyrle Hsrwood was at home from
Syracuse last week. 4,
The church fair viii wind up with
a dance Friday evening at school hall,
Dorset.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fay A. Simmons Of
Boston. with their little son, are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L Curtis and Mr..
and Mrs. X. NJ. Campbell visited in
Rutland Monday.
Mrs. Morris of New Haven, Conn.
is the guest OF her mother Mrs. Y. NJ
Humphrey.
Mrs. Walter Marley of Stottsville,
n y, was in town last week 10 attend
the wedding of her brother.
Miss Hattie Gilbert has returned
from Chicago where she has spent
several weeks.
Don't forget Tom Collins auction
at Dorset, Oct. 18th, 10 a. m. Hun
dreds Of good articles at your own
price.
Wanted a. Everybody to know that
we make and install our own hot air
heaters. We can save you money.
Send for catalogue to the c, NJ. Dorr
Co., Hoosick Falls, n. Y. adv.
Experience Barrows has returned
from Somerville, Mass, where he has
been to attend the funeral of his
brother, Nathan Barrows, formerly of
this place.
Mrs. Gillette, mother Of Captain
Ransome Gillette of Troy. died sud
denly at her summer home in New
Lebanon last week. Mrs. Gillette was
well known here where she has spent
several summers, and many friends
regret her demise.
The marriage of Henry Harwood
and Miss Lavinia Edgertop was solem-
nlzed at the home of the bride Wednes-
day evening of last week, Rev. Chas.
Carhart officiating. Congratulations
and good wishes are extended to these
young people, who after a short wed
ding trip, will return to Dorset TO
reside.
There was a fair and entertain
ment held at the west road school house
Friday afternoon and evening. Prizes
were awarded agricultural products
raised by the pupils in gardens of their
own. The children have been aroused
to much interest in their school work
through the efficient and enthusiastic
instruction of the teacher, Mrs. Snyder.
During the severe wind and rain
storm of Monday night, the large hen
house which was being constructed by
Eugene Simmons and which repre-
scented much arduous labor, was blown
down. The building was 100 feet long
by IL feet wide and is total wreck.
Considerable minor damage was done
by the wind in this section.
"A good audience attended the con
cert at the church last Thursday even
ing, although by slip of the CORE
spondent's pen the notice in the jour
NAL was made to read Friday evening
The program was very enjoyable and |
highly appreciated by the audience.
The mandolin accompaniments by /
Ernest H. West were especially pleas
ing. Miss OIstenstad sang in native |
Norwegian costume and was well re-
ceived.
LANDGRoyR.
Mrs. Y. A. Rush is better.
Fred Perkins and I,ouis BulI have |