The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-19


ehild~n a Rutland are visiting rsl'
lives IN town.
Sadie Stone, Who IL attending ID
Business College in Rutland, VA
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Ames has returned froi
two weeks trip 10 the Thonsan
Islands.
--Herber, Mctiin. who works 1
Dandy. spent Sunday with BIS brother
Roy Mctiin.
MIR. Long Of WaIlingford and Al
blon cross Of Manchester were in tow
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Amcs went home las
Sunday with her cousin. Miss Ann
Otis, for visit Of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole, who hay,
resided in Bennington, have come Il
live with Mrs. Coles parents. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Augustus Boyis.
Mrs. Louis Moreau, accompanied
by her daughters, Mrs. Charles Gen
nette aud Mrs. George Sears, visited
ia Rutland recently.
Beatrice and Gladys Parentesn
who have bssa spending several weeks
with their uncle, Mr.. pell. have re.
turned home with their father, who
was in town last week.
We are glad 10 see Ida Seymour
back at q. II. Griflith's, where she is
assisting in the postoiiice. Her health
ia greatly improved and her friends
hope Tor hsr complete recovery.
1T is expected that Rev. Mr., MQrpy
Of Manchester Center will preach al
the Congregational church next Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
Young Peoples meeting will be held
ON Thursday evening at 7:45 AS usual
"A good many from here attended
the Fair At Manchester Center last
week. II seems TO be the general
opinion that in many respects the Fair
this year was better than it has been
for some time. The display in Floral
Hall was very attractive and although
the weather was unfavorable Wednes-
day, the program for Thursday was
well carried out and greatly enjoyed
by good number Of people.
SOUTH DORSET.
No frost yet.
Corn is ripening in good shape.
No potato rot as yet.
Tomatoes are good and plentiful.
The Worlds Fair at Bondville
next.
Dorset and Rupert farmers are
again hauling milk TO Manchester.
The crack Of the gun is heard in
the land these bright autumn days.
JOURNAL Joe called on us last
week. He was happy.
John Walker called again on
friends in this valley last week.
"A. l.. Bowen, who was badly hurt
last week, is gaining slowly.
-E...>tts Gs.l.,:.. 80.
horse Sunday. 1t was found dead in
the pasture.
The hunters from out Of the state
are buying IS licenses 70 hunt small
game.
r.. d. Campbell left Monday for
Williams College.
Miss Blume Of Troy, is guest of
Mrs. Ernest H. West.
Mrs. Geo. Kellogg is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Coleridge.
Edwin Child and family returned
10 Flushing, l.. !. last week.
Fred Holley returns to Troy this
week after fortnight in town.
Mrs. knight left Wednesday for
visit with her sister in Bennington.
Edward Hudson with little daughter
and maid returned to New York this
week. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams Of
are in town for few
DAYS.
The McDevitt stores will have
change in their advertisement next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrows and
son are stopping at the Barrows
House.
Dried butternuts wanted this week
at Miss Ellen j. Tuttle's, West Road,
Manchester, W.
The Berry family who have Occu-
pied the Prentiss cottage this summer,
have returned home.
Mrs. Henry Prentiss and daughters
with Miss Minnie Prentiss left We'd
nesday for New York.
Eugene Simmons is making alter
atoms on his residence, having added
an enclosed porch on the east side.
Miss Anna carhart left for New
York last week. Miss Elizabeth Chr
hart will remain at the Manse for a
few days longer.
On Friday evening, Sept. 10Th,
there will be social dance at the
new school hall in this place. Re
freshments will be served.
The Yoke Bearers Bible class will
hold their picnic Thursday Of this
week on the lodges above the west
road, near the home Of Miss Carhart.
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