The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-06-20

Quite few Of the children have
been enjoying % run Of the humps.
Mrs. DR.. o. y. whipple Of Dandy
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J,
NJ. Griffith.
Miss Gibson, painter from Mon
treal, is boarding with Mrs. Hosea
Benson.
Will A. Griffith returned TO Bur,
lington Monday, after spending week
at home.
Miss Bertha Brophy is gradually
regaining strength aud is back at Mrs.
Couplings again. y
Several from town have been at
tending the commencement exercises
at the Seminary this week.
Mrs. Sara Cochran has been visit
ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. Richard
Roberts. in South Wallingford. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bebee drove
over to Peru, Landgrove and London
derry, Friday, returning Sunday.
The baseball game with team
from Rutland Wednesday resulted in a
victory for the local nine, score 10 to @.
Alfred Eggleston is testing for
marble in his back yard A small sam
Pile that has been produced takes fine
finish.
Miss Helen Wall took part in the
piano recital given by the pupils of
Miss Aldrich at Manchester Saturday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Shuttleworth
drove up Monday in their automobile
from Manchester, where they are stay
ing for few days.
| Mrs. Plyn Ames left on Friday for
Poultney where she will attend the
commencement exercises of the Troy
Conference Academy.
| Louis Ricci, who recently shut
down his lumber mill and moved his
family to Rutland, has been boarding
at the hotel for about week.
| Wallace II. Brock, Stephen j. Hall
and Joseph H. Nadeau have been sit
ting as jurors in the county court at
Manchester for two weeks. Divorce
cases have predominated on the dock
ct.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Gilbert II. Brophy to Miss Edith
| NJ. Bebee of Manchester, to take place
Wednesday afternoon, June ~. They
will be at home after July Is in the
upper story of Mr.. Quigley's house on
East street.
j. N. Terry Of the Shuttleworth
Co., who arrived from Chicago Mon
dav, reports very heavy and damaging
rains in many parts of the west. Here
we are in need Of rain. Peculiar what
streaks the weather takes, isn't It'll
When the notes from South Dorset
we're written last week, mo summer
yet" was the word When the paper
reached its readers the thermometer
was well nigh eighty.
"A very enjoyable program was
rendered by Miss Florence Gilbert.
vocal, violin and piano soloist, at the
hall Saturday evening, the proceeds
being for the benefit of st, Jerome's
church. The enjoyment of the music
was, however, seriously hampered by
4 the rude boisterousness Of persons in
the rear OF the room and outside the
building. Such conduct in public
places ought to be emphatically
squelched.
SOUTH DORSET.
Yes. il is summer at last.
| The hay crop will be good.
Now we are waiting to see the sum
mer boarders go by.
by a special large deal Bowen can
save you - ON any Woods mower for
cash.
| "A. l.. Bowen was in Troy and Al
bany this week, stocking up in photo
goods.
June court does not attract many
from here, we are All too good to want
to go there and too poor TO indulge in
law.
| John carrigan and wife Of Ben
nington visited her mother, Mrs. EleaD.
or Bowen. this week, and returned 10
Bennington.
The auction at the Farwell place
was success. Bowen says Of the 200
auctions he has had that one beat tue
record in high prices. The Journal
| got the crowd.
Ed Frost Of Rupert found young
fawn in bis pasture. BE tried 10 pet
| il but large buck and doe drove him
onto a big rock aud kept him there
some time. I'd says be was seared.
"A remarkable fact is that corn and
beans, beet and other -ecds. that have
been planted a month, have not rptied
10 the ground but have finally germ.
mated and are showing above ground
Some dogs persist in running deer
on Dandy and Rupert mountains add
in Dorset Hollow. They appear -
hsye no home aud will be shot il pos
sible. Men having hound dogs must
keep them tied up at home or they will
be shot and the owners fined! Game
wsr,iens Black and Bowen are thor
oughly IN earnest 10 do so. and sbors
trout fish hogs will come to grief. They
are known.