The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-07-25

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Misses Anna sherlock o. Beuning
Ion and S@dic Sherlock o. West Paw
let spent Sunday At their houso here.
Joseph Reed began work SAiurla,
on Robert Lincoln's estate ii Man
chester, caring Tor the horses an,
COWS.
Mr.. Anderson Of Brooklyn hns re
Gently Joined his wife. Who has beer
visiting al her mothers, Mrs Mar,
Brooks.
Mrs. Harvey, with her three child,
rem, Of Bellows Falls, is spending sey.
eral weeks with Der sister, Mrs. James
johnson.
Miss Gertrude Burns OF South
Dorset, who has been waitress at the
Wilson House for the last month, left
Tuesday for the Dorset Inn.
Joseph Seymour, Mrs. Maude Sey.
mour and Mrs. Alexander Brown have
returned from Winoosk where they
were called by the sudden death Of
Mr.. Seymour's father
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fairfield Of
Hanover, N. H., and Mrs. Emela Will
son Of Boston, are visiting at G Fay
cite 6rflith's. Mrs. Wilson has
recently returned from Lake st. Gather
Inc.
"A special meeting of the East
Dorset Union society has been called
by the clerk for Tuesday evening, July
30, at 7 O'Clock at the church, on ac-
count of petition Of the society's
members, ito see il The society will
vote to incorporate in accordance with
the laws Of Vermont, and to transact
any and all other business proper 10
be done at said meeting.
"A white horse belonging to Louis
Rieci broke through the bridge at
Shelters mill pond last Wednesday.
Several men were called from the vii.
lage to help extricate it, but il got out
unaided, and was later driven TO
pasture near Walkers lumber mill. A
story that the horse had fallen into the |
pond, and had not been removed, be-
came circulated and caused some
anxiety for time.
What might have been a costly
fire at Walkers lower mill, was prob
ably put out just in time by the rain
Saturday evening. All was well when
the mill was shut down, but the next
it was found that consider.
able amount of waste lumber lying
adjacent 10 the mill had been burned.
The fire was probably caused by
sparks from the smoke stack. II il
had not rained the mill and stock
would probably have been entirely
|Ost..
John Buffum Of Wallingford last
week bought of Thomas Sheridan, of
both former residents of
East Dorset, the house on East street,
now occupied by Arthur Il. Belknap.
Mr.. Sheridan left town about three
years ago. After the death of his wife
lie lived in Manchester for time and
hen moved to Montpelier where he is
employed in the ear barns. Mr.. Buff
um about eight years ago moved to
Nallingford, where bis son has been
,raeticing medicine until he recently
moved to Wallingford, Conn. Mr..
3uffum will not move to town for at
east two months yet.
EAST RUPERT.
jed Bell Of Peru visited his daugh-
err and family recently.
Earl Danforth finished planting
asst week and began haying.
Mrs. Hannah Mulligan called on
irs. Henry Towsley Sunday.
Daniel Lackey is working for the
togers' brtohers during haying.
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Eugene Reed has purchased the
solIin Sykes farm on Rupert noun
ain.
Amy HARDWOOD returned last week
rom Cola, N. Y, where she has been
mployed..
Mrs. VIM. Phelps and Mrs. Chas.
'owslec were looking for lost property
sunday evening.
Miss Mildred Danforth went TO
,ratieboro last Friday to visit her
ister, Mrs. John Manley.
SUNDERLAND.
Alfred Hazeton is on the sick list.
Mrs. Nettie Griffin has gone to
,oston for few months.
miss Nettie Hougbton who has been
pending few days ut her home in
own returned to Boston last Friday.
DR.. w /. La Voices wife and
hid of Manchester Center spent Sun
ay with his sister Mrs. Dana N. Hall
The old church in the Borough was
ccupied last Sunday for the first time
, wears by Miss Stella Stone and her
sunday School class.
Fri. Aug. :, 1907 ]
will be here this Year.
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