The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-17

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DORSET.
SO Is Kent sent 10 Rutland Wed
ueslay On business
Aanelus Sykes is visiting amons
relatives ia town.
~ n William, has retained from
trip 10 New York.
Dr. Lewis u simsbuty. Conn, j,
ID. town calling on old frieldt
"A severe thunder storm passed
over Dorset Friday evening.
Byrne Iiarwood. who has been
very u with eryapelss, is improving
Mrs. II. p. Snyder attended The
convention Of d, A. X. in Bennington
prcu,iss Kent left Monday 10 re.
new surgical treatment at The Albany
Hospital.
Mr.. aud Mrs Allan Bourn re.
turned 30 their home IN Yonkers.
Thursday,
William BArrows is ia town visit
ing bis parents MIR. and Mrs Expert
enee Barrows.
William Streeter has moved into
Mr.. stones house formerly occupied
by ChAs. Lane.
Mr.. Morehouse who has been EN-.
( ployed by Chas Williams, has moved
to West Rupert
Chas Lane has moved his family
to The east road where he will work
Tor Chas, Williams.
Miss Elizabeth Cheney left for
I New York Monday where she will pass
the winter with relatives.
Miss Anstice Deveau of New York
is at the home Of her grandparents,
Mr. aud Mrs, Joseph Deveau.
Miss Janet Prentiss. who has spent
the past two weeks ut II. +. Snyder's,
has returned to New York.
"A carload of coal was delivered
from the quarry station last week
among old customers OF Mr.. Sexton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pheon are
receiving Joyous congratulations over
the birth of a son, Saturday, Oct II.
Mrs. Ada Sherman will have
charge of the Yoke Bearers class next
Sunday, Mrs. Carhart being out Of
town.
Misses Myrtle Hullett and Eliza
beth Harwood attended the Sunday
school convention in Manchester,
Thursday.
Mrs Fay Simmons and son joined.
her husband here last week for visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Simmons.
Mrs. Frederick +. Gilbert has re-
turned from a visit TO her son and
daughter, who are attending school at
Poultney.
MIR. and Mrs. Fay Simmons left
for Pittsheid Friday for a short stay
before returning TO their home in Ar
lington, Mass.
Mrs. G. p. Kent will undertake to
accommodate her former patrons in mil
linery, and will furnish hats to order
or remodel customers material.
Among the party WHO Grove to
Peru Thursday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Bourn, the Misses Humphrey,
Miss de Nottbeck and Miss Edwards.
Mrs. Joseph Deveau gave de-
lightful tea party Thursday to several
young people, in honor of the eleventh
birthday of her granddaughter Anstice.
Wanted Everybody to know that
we make and install our own hot air
heaters. We can save you money.
Send for catalogue to the c. M. Dorr
Co., Hoosick Falls, n. Y. adv.
The gypies, so much read about,
passed through Dorset Wednesday and
wherever they could gain audience,
caused the dollars to disappear by
magic. But some say ''it was worth
it,
Farmers are gathering the apple
crop. which is not up to the standard
this year. Potatoes yield well in this
section. One prosperous farmer in
the north district boasts of several
hills containing over fifty pototoes and
his whole crop averages 300 bushels to
the acre.
Eugene Simmons has much sym
phlHl bNCi tlt ipNH VI ulN HtN HNu-
house which was completely demolish
ed in the heavy wind and rain storm
Monday night of last week Ii stood
IN an open field where it received the
brunt OF the storm, but fortunately the
poultry had not been moved to their
new quarters.
Mrs. Amanda Wilcox died at her
home Thursday, Oct. 10Th, after sever
al weeks Of painful illness caused by
fall in which she broke and disloeated
a hip. Although over eighty, Mrs.
Wilcox lived alone in little cottage in
the rear Of the residence Of her brother
Albert Roberts, and pursued her
household duties til the night Of her
unfortunate accident, when she fell
and broke her hip aud since which time
she has been cared for by relative.
Mr.. Leach. who was uniiring in his
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