The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14

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Durug The Csc Years thai Mr. Mac
Neil bss teca trri0f IL Lipn church
many have been added 10 the church
at'l ~ ihs pommuniy ioih Res and
Mr. hacNsl have made many tras
friends who nFnsi their rsang
"a philsthea soeieiy wns organized
a the Baptist rharch Monday evening
The following oiliccn aud commiiises
wen eiecis-i Cor The ensuing year
rfes, MR. H. :. Marsh wee pres
Edith Boarn; sevY.. Annle SEYMOUR
ifnas.. Katherine Liurolns volunteer
committee, sArnh Walker. Annie Sey
ulour, Edith Johnston; social commit
Tee, Edith Iiourn. Katherine Lincoln.
Mnriel Marsh missionary committee.
+ Florence Stevens, Esther squires,
Ruth Aneden.
MANCHESTER DERuT.
Mrs. h, /. Kendall was in Rutland
Saturday last
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mason $. Childs have
rtnrned from vacation Of 4 couple
OF weeks.
This seems % be free country an
right as the lawlessness Of certain ones
proved by driving through mans
meadow without asking permission.
W A. Sberwin met with an acc.
deni Monday, stepping on rusty nail
driving II nearly through his foot. Dr.
Wyman WAS called 10 DO il up aud al
preseut writing seems to be doing well. |
The Rod aud Gun Club Of Man.
chester are 10 90 to Dorset Thursday |
afternoon ON the NJ. ID. q q. train
leaving al l;l0 =. NJ. 10 meet the Dor.
sci boys IN afrendly clay pigeon shoot
lng contest. This match was 10 have
been held on Thursday Of last week
but on account Of the stormy weather
It was called off although the Dorset
boys came down with the intention Of
shooting.
DORSET.
"A son was born Saturday Nov. 2.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Sherman.
Mrs. 4. NJ Humphrey and daugh-
ters left for New York this wdek.
Mrs. Chas. H. Lee spent Tuesday
in Manchester, the guest of Miss Hem.
Mrs. A. =, Sherman is in Williams
town, Mass, where She will pass the
winter.
Eugene Simmons is building
small barn and hen house for c. 2.
Kent.
Richard d, Campbell was at home
recently from Williams College for
days outing,
- II is said that there are at least Is
eases of whooping cough among the
children in town.
Mrs. James Hamilton Of Hartford,
Conn, is visiting at the home of Mr..
aud Mrs. r. NJ. Campbell.
Henry Holzher0 has been enter,
tanning younger brother who return
ed to New York this week.
Edison Baker has moved his family
from North Rupert TO thr tenement of
+. +. Gilbert on the West road.
News has been received of the
birth of son, Nov. 2, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Sutor Of Washington, ID. c., who are
well known here.
SOUTH DORSET
There was Mass at the school hall
here the 10th.
Heavy warm rains have filled our
springs and swamps.
Although the apple crop appears
10 have been light here there is plenty
IF cider.
--liuldah and Helen Bowen were in
Manchester Depot calling on friends
Saturday. '
This seems to be Roosevelt year '
iere, four babies have been born with
n few days. $
Many boys and girls are away to
commercial colleges getting an educa-
ion that will do them good.
"A. X. Bowen who for three months
las been visiting friends in Vermont, ;,
las returned 10 California. He thinks !,
le will go to New Zealand this winter.
Bowen took load Of roofing TO .
last week and had quite !,
,isit with his friend j. 7. Williams.
They agree quite well both in politics !,
md religion.
DEFENDERS first two weeks hence
eill close our small game season. Few .
AVE been killed here and some small (
'ame appears to he about extinct over I,
arge stretches Of good breeding places
or them A continuous close season !,
or several years would help them.
The report IN the papers Of late 4
hat all crops are bumper crops and