The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-28


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antl other provision j. made
The week ihc customary prays
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Henry Holtbrrg has leh the en-
ploy u VIM. McDesi,, and has gone =
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Mrs. Jaime. ilamiliaa has rviume
~ Hartford. tom, after short ia
"a town Mr. Hamilton arrived her
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WIN. McDcyiit has closed hii
branch grocery store at She village ant
removed the stock to the South Dorse
store. The delivery wagon is greatly
missed by patrons living in the out dis
iricts, this store being the only one Il
.end clerk with team Ia take order.
and deliver goods twice a week.
Miss Constance Knight entertained
several little friends On Saturday. il
being the eighth anniversary OF her
birth. IL was with great regret that a
number Of the young people could no,
participate on account Of ahooping
cough but group of older ones who
We're immune. were reloiced to take
their part, which they did with good
viii aud grace.
Mnch sorrow Is expressed on every
hand over the seemingly lrreparable
loss Of The church which occurred by
fire on Sunday morning. People from
an directions aud from considerable
distances hurried ia CONSERVATION to
the sct&e and members OF the church
aud non church goers worked together
with equal ardor TO save property, and
il seems little short of miraculous that
the fire Was confined TO the church
building Had il spread TO those of
Or. Lddle 1t is difficult to imagine
where the disaster would have ended.
EAST DORSET.
Miss Louise Lille of Dorset was a
guest at Ralph Bebee's recently.
Will and Gwendolyu Hayes return
ed home 10 Arlington last week.
Mrs. Mary Brophy is much better
after AN illness of several weeks.
A. j. spicer of Rutland spent last
Friday in town hunting with Geo. Ben
stead.
Mrs. Edgerton who has been i'll for
several weeks is able to be around
again.
Miss Sarah Otis from the Seminary
spent Sunday with Miss Anna Cop
ping.
Mr.. Pell expects to go TO North
Adams, Mass, for vacation of two
weeks.
"A case of pneumonia is reported at
the boarding house at the Walker Lum-
Der job.
The subject of the sermon next
Sunday morning will be 1.-THE Quest of
the Holy Grail.
Rev. ID. NJ. Rogers left town on
and is spending Thanksgiving
with friends at Palmer, Mass.
The dance held at the Hall last |
Friday evening was well attended and
quite sum Of money was realized.
Miss Harriet Wing closed her
school last Friday and is spending the |
at her home in West Rutland.
--Celon HARDWOOD and Andrew Wade
of Dorset visited at Leo Harwood's re-
Gently and attended the dance at the
Hall.
Many people are suffering from
bad colds. Mrs. j, |. Coehrane and
Arthur Brophy have.been confined in
doors for several days.
The school Mt the South Village
closed Saturday with exercises consist
ing Of songs and recitations. Many
and friends Of the children
were present.
Mrs. Myron Brophy of Rutland
was in town over Sunday. Mr.. Brophy
and family expect to move into the
home house lat present occupied by
the Jamesons) in few weeks.
The people Of this place were
greatly surprised and very sorry to
hear early Sunday morning OF the
burning of the church at Dorset, We
wish to extend our sincere sympathy
10 our friends across the hill in their
great loss.
AT the meeting of the Reading |
Room Association last Saturday even
ing the following officers were elected:
President. d. NJ Rogers; vice-presl.
dent, VIM. A, Griffith; secretary aud
treasurer. VIM. J. Whalon; board of
directors, Edwin Shuttleworth. VIM c.
Whalon. Rev. II. j. Maillet, Geo. NJ.
Wall, John |. Cochrane, NJ. d.; com
miitee of managers, Henry Stone. Joe
Leary, Dennis Flynn. Arthur Brophy, |
George Roberts. committee of lady /
Helen Wall, Harriet Wing,
Jennie Leary, Gertrude Brophy, Der
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