The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-15

AS II was not stated last week u
wAl be here noted that at the specia
meeting OF the East Dorset Union so
ciety ON July 80, called for that pur
kpose, the society voted 10 incorporate
there being no dissenting vote. Th,
following committee was elected e
proceed with the necessary steps, viz:
to draw mp proper articles of incorpor'
alton aud file them with the secretary
OF state: John |. Coehrane, James M.
Bebee, George NJ. Wall.
The entertainment and ice cream
sale held in the Hall for the benefit Of
the Congregational church Saturday
evening was quite successful. The
tableaux arranged by Miss Aurora
Dixon was very effective and some
were quite original. They were very
pretty and were appreciated. The
vocal and instrumental music by Miss
Anna Coping, Miss Dixon, Miss Eva
Streeter and Miss Helen Wall, repre-
senting wide variety of tastes, was
also very good. About $l2.75 was
cleared above expenses.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Miss Bertha Hawkins has returned
from Eagle Bridge.
Miss Mable Dustin is at her home
in Woodlawn, Mass.
Miss Florence Gilbert of North
Bennington was in town Sunday.
Carl Kilburn of Manchester was
with friends in townSunday.
Several from this village attended
the circus in Rutland Friday.
Mrs. A. l.. Parker Of Manchester
has been guest at j. B. Webb's.
Miss Celia and Pauline Andrew of
North Adams, are with relatives in
town.
Mrs. Il. +. Mcdonald has been
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week.
Mrs. A. N. Shepard of North Ben
nington is visiting her brother, II. A..
Blair.
Mrs. G.. II. Phillips is spending
several days with her son, +. G. Phil
lips, in North Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N, Brownell and
daughter, Ruth, Of Fall River, Mass,
are visiting relatives in town.
( EAST RUPERT.
Rupert HARDWOOD spent Sunday in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert had charge
Of the Sunday school here last Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Rogers of Dandy was
the guest of Miss Mary jerks over
Sunday.
Earl Harwood spent few days
recently with friends in Middle Gran
vile, N. Y.
Several from this place attended
the circus in Rutland last week. All
report n fine time.
Miss Amy Harwood has been en-
tertaining Frank Mason from North
Clarendon for few days.
Mrs. John Frost and Miss Harriet
Frost returned to their home in North
Rupert, Saturday after spending few
days in Bennington.
SYNDICATE.
Farmers are marketing calves at
Cambridge to-day at Tets.
six OF Albert Kings family have
the measles but are nil getting along
well.
Art. Mears has bought the Chelis
House and lot Of Ezra Marion of Sey-
mour, Conn.
The Sunday School of the Union
Chapel will hold their picnic Aug. 10th
on the lawn Of John Torrens. :
A number Of Automobile parties
have been in town Of late, and want
10 know IL we have road commission
er. I'VE wonder if we have.)
Norman Woodcock has bought
Frank Lamper's house aud lot also
blacksmith shop, and expects to soon
take possession and will do blacksmith
work.
-Alonzo Waters aged " years died
last week at Waterbury % heart fail
are, The body was seut home and
the funeral WAS held nj the home Of
Mrs. VIM. Waters Sunday afternoon
ut 2 p. NJ. The funeral sermon WINS
by Reyd. Mr. Eaton Of the West Ro-
pert church. He was a veteran of the
Civil War and bad drawn good pen
son for a number OF years.
hiNbkkhAAbs
Little Harold Griffin ir very III.
Dana Hall was II Manchester Sat
ur'lay.
Stella Stone is helping Mrs Win
field Hoii for few daya,
gladys Cook Of Manchester Viz.
ting Mr. 4. Y. Geyeite
Sir. and Mr.. Jas. Wiiliams ere
visiting in North Adams, Mass
Giles Bacon Of Remington gi.iied
his parents. Mr.. aud Mrs Il. O.
Bacon Sunday.
MIR. aud Mrs. Bert Hicks and eyild-
rem ~ Manchester Depot were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mr.. Waldo VII