The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-28

--Mam-. Frd and Charles Gilbe'
have roBe 70 Washington. D. c., "a
shors iitne.
Mrs. H. n. Campbell has been lAi
or ,cr Tho past few days wiih anscm
lar rheumatism IN The aeck and shoal
I ders.
n NJ. Campbell spent the latte
pArt q last seek 10 Granville on rail
road business. He wports things NOV
inr 10 enc shape,
The town Of Dorset Is 10 be con
grsiBlased on the crerlleni showing
made tbs year In substantial cduc
ton Ia IL indebtedness.
Reports from pren,iss II. Kent.
who has been in The Albany Hospital
for the past ten weeks are encourag.
ing. He was able b. walk out Of doors
on Sunday.
MIR. Ferguson Of Burlington spoke
in the School hall Wednesday evening
in behalf Of the staie Anti-Saloon
League. 10 large and spprceiaiive
audience.
Albert HARDWOOD has moved from
the old Mstindale place 10 Frank 30.
vie's. on Elm street. and Charles Nor
cross has moved from his place in the
Hollow 10 the Martindale place.
The auditors reports win be ready
for distribution on Saturday and will
be found at @. NJ. Sykes and j. NJ.
Armstrong; stores in Dorset. w. y.
store in South Dorset. J.
NJ. Grifth's store in East Dorset and
al the depot in North Dorset.
--Jarhcs Reeds house. in Kirby Hol.
low, was destroyed by fire last Friday
afternoon. Riley Wilkins had just
moved in most OF his furniture and
effects. He started large
Ore, but went away leaving il going
Tall blast. When he returned the fire
lad already done its work. We extend
,ur sympathy TO the losers.
The last regular meeting Of the
immigrant class was held last Thurs
lay evening at Mr.. Carhart's. About
ourteen were present and the oppor-
unity for missionary work among the
was thoroughly discussed.
Plans for an entertainment under the
Iuspices Of the class were also talked
'ver. Due notice Of the same will be |
,iven.
About thirty-fye from this town
made the trip 10 East Dorset last FRI
lay evening to attend the annual do
Iation Of the church in that place. Our
Manchester friends were also in evil
ence and pleasant evening was
pent among our friends. Although
be thermometer registered 200 below
ero some time during the night, no
ne regretted having made the journey.
t seems too bad that we can't have
iore of these gatherings where we
ieet our friends of neighboring towns.
EAST RUPERT,
Remember the prayer meeting this
ieek.
Earl Harwood spent Sunday even
* in Dorset.
Alice Bowen returned to Manches-
n on Friday.
Mr.. b. Davis of Manchester visited
, town Sunday.
4 n aSsn Hhpsevine is smploved at
Mr.. Milo Leach visited at Clark
Iarwood's on Sunday last.
Louisa Lille of Dorset spent Sun
ny afternoon here returning home in
he evening.
Miss Amy HARDWOOD has, been
a few days with relatives and
'iends in Pawlet. II
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Hosley of .
Manchester spent Wednesday after
Don at Z. A. Frost's.
Mrs. Chas. Perkins and daughter,
iss Elva, spent week recently with
,latives in Rupert
Miss Pauline Danforth of East Ar
ngton spent Friday afternoon with
ISIS Grace Root.
Emma, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
RS. A. A. Roberts, is able to be out |
D the streets again.
Some Of the young gentlemen OF /
lis place attended dance in Man
,ester last Thursday evening.
MIR. P. +. Towsley Of Bellows Falls
gently visited his parents and brother, ;
n. and Mrs. w. c. Towsley and Mr..
Z. Towsley.