The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-17

EAsT DORSET
%. NJ, Wall was in Rutland OF
business last week
Miss Sadie Stone is home from
Rutland for few days.
Mr. and Mn. J. X. Griffith spenI
Sunday IN Rutland.
--Aurelrus Sykes Of Hinesburg spenl
Sunday al T. X, HArwood's.
". A. Nsdeau lief, town Monday
90 business trip 30 the northern par
Of the state.
Cecil Bull has returned from Pitts.
ield, Mass. where he has been spend
idg some time with his uncle.
MIR. and Mrs. Shelkr went on the
excursion 10 New York last Friday.
They returned the first Of this week.
Leo W. Harwood has bought the
place in the south village, formerly
owned by Henry l.. Butfum.
There will be Harvest Supper at
School Hall Wednesday evening, Oct.
23rd. All are cordially invited
Mrs. Ludwig and daughter Ruth
left town Monday evening. They ex-
pect to visit Mrs. Ludwig's parents in
Pennsylvania. ~
HI. 7. Cushman Of the firm of H.
T. Cushman Mfg. Co. OF North BEN
nngton, was in town recently Oh. bus.
mess.
Rev. ID. NJ, Rogers is expected 70
return from Cleveland this week and
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday as
usual. h@
Rev. Mr.. Mills of Bennington
preached at the Congregational church
last Sunday, giving two excellent SER
mons which were much appreciated.
Mrs. Burt Bromley, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B..
z, Bowen, returned TO her home in
North Bennington Sunday evening.
Mrs. V. A. Nadeau returned home
last Saturday from Rutland, Mass,
where she has been in sanitarium
since the first of August.
Albert Bowen, who has been
spending several months with relatives
in town, expects TO return to California
the last Of this month,
Miss Mary McDaniels, who has
been living in Troy, is home for a
short time. She expects to go to Cal
ifornia the last of October to spend the
winter with her uncle, Charles Sweet.
Miss Bertha Bowen expects to go
to Burlington the last of this week to
attend the Teachers State convention,
which opens Thursday noon, contin-
uing the remainder Of the week.
"A band of gypsey fortune tellersI
passed through this village last We'd,
nesday. creating quite an excitement
and making themselves altogether too
much at home in some houses where
they stopped. They said they were on.
their way to Dakota. and it is to be
hoped that if they ever reach that dis.
tant state, they will remain there.
.,'
SOUTH DORSET
The forests are all colors.
Charles Bowen is home again.
Fred STANDARDS family are visit
ing in Peru and Dandy this week.
1t is hard work to make. people
believe they cannot hunt Sundays.
Hunters are getting ready for deer
hunting, Il to rs inclusive.
The tax collector, town clerk and
treasurer will gather in the taxes this
week.
Bowen has another big lot OF
Paroid "No Tar" Roofing and will
have new adv. in the JoUNRNAL next
week. 1t is the roof that lasts.
Mrs. John Fisher sent me four
potatoes that weigh eight pounds. As
they are not large enough to eat shall
keep them to plant.
Martin Paddock fell from load Of
grain and was seriously hurt internally
last week, He is confined to the
house.
Mrs. Amanda Wilcox, sister of A.
Is. Roberts. died last week and the fun
eral was held Saturday. She was
woman of many good qualities. She
was 80 years Of age and had been sick
a long time.
Deer hunting this year is October
Il to rs including both Monday and
Saturday, making six days. You can
not kill but one buck deer with horns
over three inches long. If not "a citi-
zen of Vermont you must buy of the
town clerk sl5 license. This license
allows the killing Of one buck deer
and taking the same out of the state.
When you kill deer take it to a game
warden for him TO record it, No dog4
are allowed TO hunt deer, or use of jack
lights or salt ticks. And all hunteri
should be sure before shooting that
they see deer with horns. Aipi are
cautioned not 10 shoot until they are
sure for the shooting OF men and
domestic animals will not be held al
accidental, and the offenders will be
punished according TO the law. BE
very careful. A. l.. Bowen, Game
Warden.
POWSAL.
Mrs. Frank Paddock is in Boston.
Twin sons have been born to Mr..