The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-03


,bs marble works.
The Cath slic Fair held here Frid1l
sud Saturday was a sa~cca,
The Res, Father Mailiei Of EAs
Dorset supeFinicnded the fair here las
seek.
Icunie Burton and lsuldkh BoEei
u the Dorset Ion attended the fair lAs
xcck
a. l.. Bowen has not been able X
ride oai JET but expects 70 be on the
var path soon.
IT ". Collins o. Dorset village vii
sell Al suction Saturday. Oct II, NJ i
a. a.. lol 81 wagons. tools. etc
See bills.
Mr.. and Mn. NJ. y. Kelley hav,
returned from visit 10 North Adams.
Thos. Kelley IL dangerously ID in that
city with typhoid fever.
Henry Bnndy. II. l.. Benson, Mrs,
Rollin Gray, the Dorse, grist mill and
Chas. Norcross put on Bowen's No
Tar pAroid roofs last week and they
are dry.
-fayctte Colvin lost another horse
last week. This makes two that have
died recently and suspicion Of foul
play Is entertained and IT is being in
yestigated.
-Jay Convey was up this valley with
a bundle Of bills 10 collect and called
90 me. He had n choice collection of
old store bills; not worth cent on a
dollar. was glad 10 see my old
friend Jay and could sympaihise with
him.
Susan Armstrong Thomas died at
the home of VIM. Crandall last week
aud was buried at East Dorset. She
was sister Of Dexter Farnum Of Ben.
nington. the engineer who died sud
denly while running his train recently.
She was woman of excellent quail
ties, but recently lost her mind.
EAST DORSET.
e. w. Ely left town for New York
Monday.
u. II. Harris returned 10 Ravena,
n. y, Sunday.
Geo. NJ. Wall is in Rutland on bus
mess this week.
Several children in town have been
having whooping cough.
Mrs. Mary Griffith of Dandy spent
Sunday with Miss Elida Ames.
Miss Bertha Ames returned Mon
lay noon from two weeks visit in
Dandy,
e. X. Harwood has been quite i'll
with digestive trouble, but is much
better.
The funeral of David Brooks OF
Rupert took place at st. Jerome's
church Monday.
John Buifum is expected to move
INTO his recently bought house, from
Wallingford, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolbert Dryden left
own Monday for Bridgeport, Conn,
where he expects 30 have a position in
!, market.
Mrs. Stephen Grout and daughter
II Riverside, California, have spent
several days the last week with the
jochrane's.
Ed. McDaniels has rented his house |
ust vacated by the Ludwig's to the
3anard's who have been living in one
If b. p. Bowen's houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erford Leach and
infant daughter Maryon, drove from
Rupert and spent Sunday with Mrs.
.each's sister-in-law. Mrs. W. j.
Stone.
The Catholic Fair is being held in
he Hall this week, beginning Tuesday,
md from Thursday to Saturday. The
The Martz d Burnell Vaudeville Co.,
occupied the Hall Wednesday evening.
The Vermont Marble Co.'S. mill
vas shut down for several days for
ack OF coal, but started up again Mon
lay night when ear of the precious
material headed for Dandy was side
j. NJ. Fox Of Longmont, COL, and
leo. NJ. Fox Of La Grange, H., were
eccnt guests at the Wilson House.
they are sons Of the late Marvin Fox,
sho formerly lived in the house now
he home OF J. NJ. Bebee, and had not
,een in town for thirty.four years.
N. l.. Walker has finished work |
or the season with his upper mill and
shipped the mill Tuesday TO Warwar
.ing, n. Y, where it will be set up for
work His sawyer, Isaac Ludwig, and
lamily, plan to leave town today for
Warwarsing, where they will take up
heir residence.
Next Sunday will be Rally Sunday
1t the Congregational Sunday school.
The ten scholars who have had perfect
attendance for the month in spite Of
The stormy weather will exchange their
pins for bronze ones. All who
attend Sunday. II they have not already
received them viii receive eelluloid
pins,
-~The Young Peoples Society has
subscribed for two'thirds Of a share
ls20) IN the mission station OF the
American Board at Harpoot. Turkey
ln-Asa. Al The meeting Of the Society
teeth