The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-29

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&C. X. II. Dodge ~ ssrtou's River
va al The wlsou Hoass last seek.
Mira Kelley Is WISHING her daugh
Ter. Mrs. Benoin Roberts
Miss Helen 1ray Of Bennington.
IL visiting her sfster. Mrs Harbour.
m. NJ. Dean ~ South SALISBURY
vas 10 town rccently.
Mrs. Max Miller Is very III and her
srsends are very snxlcus about Der.
Several from here sent on he ex-
carsion 10 Lake Champlsin last Sun.
day.
DIR. Hsssel and wife Of Mouisvilie,
was in town recently. Or. Hassoll Is
veterinary surgeon.
Oscar u. Cook and wife Of North
Adams. have been spending ) week
With Mrs. Cooks brother. Il. \. Pell.
IT r. Meaney Of North Adams. is
doing some monumental work IN the
Roman Catholic cemetery.
Mrs Arthur Belkrap returned last
week from Ludlow, where she has
been visiting her parents.
DIR. j. |. Cochrane and family
spent Thursday and Friday Of last
week at Lowell Lake.
Daisy Sears left here last Sunday
for West Pawlet. where she will work
for the Norton's.
| Joseph Reed is visiting relatives
in Newport and other places in the
northern part OF the state.
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Walker went
to Peru Sunday, taking dinner with
Miss Burt aud Mrs. Lakin.
MIR. and Mrs, Horace Dryden were
in town recently. Theyaxpect 70 go
to Rutland V live. ~
--0ne Of Gilbert Brophy's horses,
colt four years old, died last Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw Of Manchester
visited the Ely's at the Hotel last Tues
day.
Mrs. George Livingston has been
very III but is much better at this
writing.
Miss Ne.tie +. Wright OF Brook.
Ign is visiting at the Wallis, where she
will remain about week.
The funeral of Mrs. Matthew Me-
Dewitt was held at the Catholic church
last Friday and was attended by a
large number Of relStives and friends.
Willis Ogden Warren of New York
City, who is staying in Peru, walked
over to East Dorset, Friday, and took
dinner at the Wilson House.
Arthur Ely, who has been at the
Wilson House, left Saturday for Man
chester, where he will spend week or
two before returning home,
George Reed left Saturday for
Keene, N. H., and from there he ex-
poets to go to Massachusetts,, where he
will visit his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson. the latter
of whom has been visiting her mother,
left Thursday for their home in Brook
Ign.
--Myron Brophy of Rutland is work
ing at the Shuttleworth mill and board
ing with his daughter, Mrs. s. A.
w. l.. Payne and wife Of Charlie
mont, Mass. were in town Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week and Wis
tied at the Ames'.
Miss Mary Harwood left last week
for Hinesburg TO visit her sister, Mrs.
Aurelius Sykes. Miss Harwood ex-
poets to be gone about ten days.
Miss Bertha Bowen is TO teach at
the South village and Miss Wing is ex-
pected to return to her former posi- |
ton in the primary room in the village
school.
Mrs. Grace Ames returned last
Thursday after an absence Of several
weeks. She spent few days at Sara
toga and Lake George and the remain
der of the time at Glens Falls with
her parents.
AS several have inquired about the
reading room, it may be well TO say
that the committee is looking up fur
niture and just as soon as it is pro-
cured and the walks laid the room will
be opened to the public.
The social and ice cream sale at
the hall last Saturday evening was
very successful. The music and char
AIDES by the children and young people
were much enjoyed and the solos sung
by Howard Freedley were greatly APP
preciated.
Rev. d. Miner Rogers left on
Tuesday for Cambridge, Mass, to
assist at his brothers marriage eere-
mony on Wednesday, August 9th.
Mr.. Rogers expects also TO spend a
week with friends in Newport, r. l..
and the rest Of his vacation at home in
New Britain, Conn. He will return
about the 18th Of September.
About 20 people attended the pie
mic at the Folsom Quarry" last Thurs.
day. Most of the party went on TO the
cave and several climbed to the sum
nit Of the mountain. The air was very
clear and it was thought that Killing
ton in Vermont and Monadnock in
New Hampshire could be seen. The
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