The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-08

e. shouted stop, stop! he auto
which was moving at a rate of about
four miles per hour, was brought to u
standstill and its occupants enquired
what was wanted. They were driving
at legal rate of speed, stopped as
commanded and the horse was not
frightened at all. Was |, q, {, JUST
fled in stopping these peoplei
EAST DORSET.
Mrs. VIM. Herrick OF North Dor
set was in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bebee spent
last Sunday in Peru.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reed and
daughter went 10 Rutland Monday.
Sadie Stone Is spending few days
at her grandfather's in Dorset.
Oscar Crandall returned TO Rut-
land last Monday after weeks stay
at home.
Philip Landon and family are oc-
cupying the upper part of G.. NJ. Walls
house on the east street.
Mrs. Emma Jameson has been i'll
for the past week with nervous indi-
gestion and malaria.
Rev. ID. M. Rogers went on Mon
day to Ascutneyville, where he is Wis
iting friends for few days.
The repairs on the reading room
are nearly completed and the rooms
will soon be open to the public.
james l.. Koran of Proctor, for
merly of this town, was at the Wilson
House last Saturday.
Percy and Arthur futile, sons of
Charles futile of Greenfield, Mass,
spent Sunday at G.. M. Wallis.
The house of Halleck Rowell in
the south village has been greatly inn
proved recently by a Goa! of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Brophy left
Wednesday for weeks trip to Bur
lington, Lake Champlain and VANITY.
Mrs. John l.. Crandall left this
week to take up her work again; first
in this neighborhood, then in Bur-
lington, etc.
Mrs. McDaniels of Baldwinsville,
N. Y, and Miss Carrie Brophy of
Troy, spent Sunday with their uncle,
H. A. Brophy.
Mrs. Ijams and daughter, Helen,
of Albany, relatives of the Brophys,
have engaged rooms at the Wilson
House for two weeks.
Mrs. d. l.. Kent and Miss Mary
Kent of Rutland, who have been
spending some time in Peru, were in
town on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Frank Winchester and daugh-
ter of Rupert have recently visited
Mrs. Hosea Benson and Mrs. Mary
Brophy, sisters of Mrs. Winchester.
Miss Anna Coping spent several
days last week in Wallingford with
her cousin. Miss Clara Buffum, and
while there attended picnic at Lake
Bomoseen.
There viii be an entertainment at
the hall Saturday evening, August 10.
The program will consist of music and
tableanx, followed by an ice cream and
cake sale.
Mrs. Arthur Belknap and infant
daughter have gone TO visit relatives
in Ludlow. Mrs. Belknap was accom-
panied by her grandmother who has
been spending several weeks here.
Miss Elsie Brock and Horace Dry
den were married last Sunday in Land.
grove at the home of the groom. Rev.
ID. Miner Rogers of this place per
formed the ceremony. Several rela.
tiyes and friends from here attended
the wedding.
Last Thursday Virgil Nadeau ac.
eompanied his wife to Rutland, Mass.
where she il 10 remain some time fol
treatment. The State Medical lnstl
tuition and Sanitariums are situated al
Rutland. They are finely located in !
pine country on high ground aud arr
at present accommodating from eight 3,
nine hundred patients. A letter hai
been received from Mrs. Nadeau say
ing she il much pleased with the place
and her many friends hope she vii
soon be restored 10 health.
On account OF some misspprehen
sion in regard 10 the matter OF incor
poraiing the East Dorset Union soci
ETY., | have been requested 10 make
statsmep, and in response thereto vii
. say. that the Union church at Eas
Dorset is the property Of its sewers
pew owners and all It's property right
/ are vested in said pew owners Thes
rights are absolute and cannot b
waived. disturbed or tranferred, say
by the owners thereof, except as pnu
yided IN the constitution Of said soei
ETY.. Now by Incorporating. ihes
right, wiIl not, cannot be dIstnfbe
nor changed. No one can be deprive
Of amy right. title or privilege nov IL
! longing to him or her. The name 9
the society will remain the sane, .
will The rights Of all is members. Th
object for Incorporating il. simply
enable said society 10 transact it, bui