The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-25
DORSET.

mumps.
Miss May Mulligan spent two days
this week in Rutland.
Misses Lavinia and Manora Edger.
ton are i'll with tonsilitis.
Miss Angie Holley went 10 Ben
nington Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. W. b. Sheldon.
Reports from the Albany hospital
concerning P. H. Kent are more To-
vorsble at this writing.
Frank Streeter bought At auction
for S570 the house and property near
the cheese factory owned by Rufus
Streeter.
Geo. Sexton will pay 8 cents per
pound for good calves weighing from
lao pounds, up. See advertisement.
"A. l.. Bowen will sell the house
hold effects Of Mrs. A. w. Curry a,
public auction at the Inn on Saturday,
May 4ih. Terms cash. adv.
Remember the educational meet
ing and teachers institute at Union
Opera House, Manchester Center, on
Thursday, May I'd. Particulars later.
Mrs. Russell Sage has given the
Syrian Protestant college of Beirut,
Syria, $4,000, through the influence
of DR.. George u. Post, who is most
pleasantly remembered in Dorset, hsv-
ing visited his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Carhart, at the Manse, on several trips
to this country.
Mrs. Sherman has returned to her
home here for the summer, having
been away since last fall. She is get
ting ready for the coming season
doing house cleaning and other
spring work. Geo. l.. Woodcock has
installed a telephone in her residence.
Nothing like a telephone for conven.
fence.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Willard OF
Manchester Depot, spent Sunday At
the home Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merritt Chapman.
Miss Helen Barrows was home for
over Sunday from Sunderland where
she is teaching school.
The regular meeting OF the Grange
No. 23l was held last Wednesday ev-
ening and a pleasant evening was en-
ioyed by the members present. Quite
number are planning To attend the
meeting Of the Battenkill Valley
Grange, Saturday evening Of this
week.
Miss Marcia Gray has returned 10
Dorse, accompanied by Mrs. Kilburn,
to open her cottage, Outlook Villa.
The opening Of the various cottages
and houses which have been closed all
winter is another good sign Of warm
weather and spring.
The subscription dance held in the
Club House on Monday evening was .
very enjoyable affair, and those who
attended spoke OF the fact that very
seldom had they enjoyed themselves
so well. Mcbride 4 Connell furnished
he music. During the in.ermission
Mrs. Curry served light refreshments
At the Dorset Inn.
EAST DORSET.
Miss Net,ie T. Wright returned 70
Tuesday.
Miss Eva Strseter has returned
rom Manchester.
Miss Sarah Otis Of the Seminary,
vas a CUES. Of the Ames over Sunday.
Albion Cross and Arthur Benin OF
he Seminary we're guests in town over
Sunday.
Miss Daisy Capron Of Rutland was
sisiting Mrs. s. A. Shelter, Jr., over
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Peleg Edgerton is staying
Nth her brother.in-law. 8. A. Shelter,
while she is opening up her house.
f. II. Harris Of Buffalo has been
'pending several days al the Wilson
Iionse where Mrs. Harris Ia house
keeper.
- Word was received from Mr..
Walker Monday iha, be was steadily
and expected 10 be out in
.boat a week.
"A little son WAS born 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Aleck A. seAn. Jr., last week. |
md daughter 10 Mr.. and Mn. Ward |
Becker on Monday.
Young Peoples Society neighbor.
'cod prsyer-meeiing this week ., Z.