The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-30

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nearly all Of last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J.E. Bnifum Of Wal.
lingford visited in town last week.
| Miss Bertha Bowen, who is attend
ing school at Cas,leton, spent Sunday
at home. 81 W. y
Ned Landon and wife spent Sunday
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| c. Landon.
Mrs. Houle and two children Of
Bennington were the guests Of Rev. II.
j. Maillet recently.
Mrs. Wallace Brock with her two
children and Miss Elsie Brock, who
bsve been visiting in New York city.
returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Andrus has gone 10
Orwell TO visit her sister, Mrs. Marion
Vail. Mrs. Andrus intends 10 come
back here later to spend several weeks.
Miss Anna Roberts has returned
from Troy where she has been attend
ing the Troy Business College. She
expects to spend the summer at home.
John Dunn Of Rutland was in town
Thursday. He has sold the place on
the East street which belonged 70 his
father, John Dunn, 10 Frank McGui-
gan.
Repairs on the building which is
to be used as a reading room are pro-
crossing. The roof has been slated
and other improvements will soon be
made.
Mrs. Jane Ames was in Rutland
last week attending the meetings of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Unions of the Burlington District
of Troy Conference.
Miss Edith Grout Of Troy was
guest at DR.. Cochrane's over Sunday.
She and her mother, Mrs. Stephen
Grout, who was formerly of this place
and now lives in California, are plan
ming TO spend the summer in Vermont.
Miss Louise Buffum has returned
TO Bennington after stay Of several
days with her parents. She has been
suffering for several weeks with in
ilammatory rheumatism, but is much
better now.
Rev. Edward P. Stone Of Rutland
preached at the Congregational church
last Sunday. He spoke on subjects
suitable for the time of Memorial day.
giving a very interesting account OF
his personal experience as chaplain OF
one of the Vermont regiments during
the civil war.
The continued annual meeting of
the East Dorset Union Society will be
held Tuesday, June 4, at o'clock pm.
A full account of the business to be
done at the meeting was given in last
weeks issue of the journal. 1t is
hoped that all interested in the society
will attend this meeting.
Miss Ida Seymour went 10 Burling-
ton last week for further treatment at
the hospital. DR.. Stands of Washing
ton, d. c., a specialist in spinal dis
eases, has been in Burlington for q
few days, and it is hoped that Miss
Seymour will be greatly benefited by
his treatment. Miss Eunice Gennette
also went to Burlington TO consult DR..
Stands. She returned on Monday but
Miss Seymour will visit friends in
Winooski for week or two.
DORSET.
p. H Kent was in Albany Saturday.
--Rehearsals for Children's Day ex.
ercises are in progress. "A
William Roberts has returned to
town after short absence.
Mrs. Fred Manley is quite i'll and a
trained nurse is in attendance.
Charles Nichols, is expected home
from the Albany hospital in few days.
Eugene Simmons has about zoo
chickens occupying his newly built hen
houses.
Mrs, Simmons and sister, Mrs.
Coon, will spend Wednesday with
friends in Manchester.
"A hard thunder shower came down
on this valley Monday afternoon, and
on Tuesday the air was full of snow.
Alec Ea9leson Of New York, with
his mother, has rented Miss Gray 5
Wills and VIII occupy it for the sum
mer.
An auction sale was held Saturday
nj the home Of George Kellogg. Sew
eral farming implements and some fur