The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-26

-Andreu Loyslana % North Be1
niugsau sEt II iown Sunday.
1obu I.oesia q MiddlebHry ~as i
TOYS "a basinss las, Friday.
Mr.. shaalcworfh aud Howar
freedloy acre IN town lSsi week.
Mr.. Clara Boyis aud Mrs. Le
iiarvoed visited ia Bennington o.
Tuesday,
Mr. hBd Mrs. Merriam. friends o
she Walker we're guests al the vii
wsn House recently.
john Reed and family moved Lac
Saturday % The boarding house At th'
walker Lumber job.
-Arihur Belkaap has rented yirgi
Nsdeaa's house and expects 10 tak'
possession this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Harrington o.
CAaiietou visited At Benoni Robert
Thursday aud Friday Of last week
Mrs. Walker. who has been spend
lug several weeks ia town With hei
husband. returned home last Saturday.
Miss Lura Benson Of Rutland i
spending a weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Benson.
Mrs. B. r. Bowen. Jennie Stone
and James Beebee have been Ill re.
Gently, bat all are reported 10 be inn
proving.
"A good number from here attended
the fair at South WhlliDgford last
Wednesday aud Thursday. All re-
ported good time.
II. A. Brophy has bought the
house formerly owned by Thomas
Quigley and occupied at present by
Charles Gonnette and O. II. Brophy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Miller lost a
little child last week. The funeral was
held on Thursday, Rev. Mr.. McCready
of Manchester Center conducting the
service.
Lou Wall left Tuesday morning
for Hartford, Conn, where she ex.
poets 10 take a course Of study at the
school Of Pedagogy,
1T is expected that Rev, D, Miner
Rogers will return from his vacation
this week aud that the morning and
evening services will bo held as usual
next Sunday. Mr.. Rogers friends
will be glad TO welcome him and hope
be has been much benefited by the
change and rest.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Christie
IF st. Pauls Institute, Tarsus, Turkey
n-Asia, announce the engagement OF
heir daughter, Mary Phelps Christie,
now senior in Hartford Theological
Seminary, TO Rev. ID. Miner Rogers,
pastor OF the Congregational Church,
East Dorset, VT, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. 0. Rogers of New Britain, Conn.
They plan 10 go as missionaries TO
Turkey next year,-[New Britain Her
I'D.
SOUTH DORSET
--Whooping cough is having big
'un here.
Gertrude Burns is home from the
Dorset Inn.
--Huldah Bowen of the Dorset Inn
vas home Saturday.
Nice summer weather this last
week III s,ept. no iiost yeU.
"A. l.. Bowen. who was smashed
Up three weeks ago, is able TO be out
lgain but hard up yet.
--Kerren and Matthew McDeyitt,
win sons Of 2. McDevitt of Fowler,
listed friends here last week.
The cry Of early frost is past but
,rain continues TO go up as does all
,ther food stuifs. The result will be
zig collapse when all values will shrink
and we all know the results.
The Yellow Peril, about which
ome people laughed two years ago,
Gems to be no dream as the news
rom the Pacific coast indicates. Some
lines il pays to let big nest of yellow
ackets alone unless you want TO get
tung. And il we had let the Chinese
md Japs alone years ago when they
wanted to be they would have stayed
hut up in their celestial kingdoms and
lot mixed up with us.
EAST RUPERT.
Mrs. b. Ladd is on the sick list.
Charlotte Wheten is on the sick
list.
--Silas Frost and son, Robert, OF
Dandy were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Towslev
md daughter, Laura, called at Henry
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Phelps and Mrs. Schuy-
Ter Towsley visited in East Arlington
a few DAVIS last week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Roberts have
returned from visiting Mr.. Roberts
mother and attending the South Wal
lingford fair.
MIR. and Mrs. Willard Of Manehes-
ter Depot are at Earl Hills.
The South Wallingford fair had
attractions for most Of our towns
people.
-Abbie Martin Of Bondville and A.
f.. Hosley Of Manchester have been
visiting at +. a. Erost's.
More lumber Il the call of the
day" Messrs. Pollard, Wilmot and
Emery o. Proctorsyille are contracting
for all the lumber on the farm Of Q.
II. Danforth.