The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-16

lington the latter part OF last week.
Miss Edith Beebe OF Manchester
Was the guest Of the Brophys Sunday.
"A little son was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs, George jennings Sunday after
noon.
Ernest l.. Whitney Is giving bis
school vocation this week while be
does his planting.
Robbins Barstow, formerly Of Man
chester, Bos u lee, Mass, was in
town Thursday.
-Eda Bowie is helping Mrs. A. u.
Belknap, and Irene Jameson is help
ing Mrs. V. A. Nedeau.
Miss Mary c. Harwood is gradually
regaining bsf strength and IS able 10
be arohnd the house again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Benson re-
turned from Pawlet yesterday and re.
port Mrs. Benson's sister better.
Louis d. Buffum is getting Dan
Leary's house in general repair, Stat
ing, clapboarding, painting. 40,
AT the Ladies' Missionary Society
meeting this afternoon at Miss Bertha
Ames', new feature, sewing, will be
introduced.
Mrs. W. u. Brock, with her two
children, George aud Helen. went to
Brooklyn, Wednesday, FOR "A several
weeks visit with friends.
Rutherford Stone went TO Dorset
Sunday to spend the spring months
with bis grand parents and uncle, and
will attend the school at the village,
The change in the weather Mon
day brought with il large number of
birds, among them several varieties OF
warblers and the vireos, orioles, etc.
Bertha bropny mas Iert MRS. Top
pings and is at home for the present
on account of Illness which seemed,
the early part OF the week. TO be pleu-
risy.
Miss Lizzie Cole OF North Benning-
ION, Miss Lucy l.. Cole of Arlington,
and Miss Gwendolyn l.. Hayes of Ar
ington, were guests Mt the Wilson
House Sunday.
N. l.. Walker returned to town
He has passed through a
very severe illness, but though not yet
strong, is looking quite well. 1t will
be a while yet, however, before he can
resume his full business duties.
Miss Hattie Wing severely wrench
ID her knee and dislocated her knee
zap while picking flowers in the woods
with some OF her scholars Thursday
Ifternoon. She went home Friday
morning, and probably will not be
,ack 10 school this week.
Henry Streeter was married nj
<eene, NH, last Thursday, and came
o town with his bride the next day.
dr. and Mrs, Strecter will live in the
outh half Of Mr.. Wallis house, the
orth half of which Is occupied by Leo
iarwood.
The new engine at the Freddy
lille mill was started up Friday, and
an very smoothly. Saving began
gain Monday. The trestle and rail
'ay have been put in repair, and the
hole establishment will be doing reg
lar work again soon.
Miss Bertha Ames. Miss Gertrude
rophy and Miss Helen Wall attended
le annual meeting OF the Bennington
ounty Christian Endeavor Union ut
anchester Center, on Monday. The
,rious addresses and discussions were
Try interesting and helpful, and gave
any practical ideas for better work
! and for young people.
Bert Larsen, brother Of Geo. Lar
n who was killed at the Freedleyyille
III about month ago, arrived in
wn last week Tuesday from Panama
here be was working when be learned
his brothers death. He wanted 10 d
e the place where the accident oc- a
rred, and is going 10 Norway to tell
] parents the circumstances.
"A special meeting Of the Gongre- A
tional church has been called by the
lnding committee for 1915 O'Clock .
nday morning, preceding the regu !,
service, 10 consider and ACT upon
2 recommendation Of the standing =
with regard TO extending a I
] 10 the present pastor for another
ar.
SOUTH DORSET. \
i Mr.. and Nm. Rolza Hazelton are !,
ppy over bouncing baby boy.
A general epidemic OF sore throat Il
prevailing in this valley. We all N
se il. b
The Paroid mo Tar" ads in the ia
uRsAL are rushing orders in 10 Bow
He has the goods. u
The boys who have been working OF
the Qnarries here are scooting TO b,
points Of The compass. ~ CLONE. a,
! Mia Hulda Bowen has gone 10 "
isiield for time. Her many friends al
d her happy time in the Berk' A
Ne city. AT
Mn. Thomas Kelley has moved TO ~
,ss.l MSS where she will keep ~