The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-07-16


Nus l.eisle phillips, librarian. Mia
Sarah Walker, orgSnisi. Miss Mar
Marsh.
"a. !. Hard al Eagic iirilge,S ~,
an old time resident Of Manchester. has
been a guest 81 II. A. Walker recently
Years aga Nc, iluri was ia the glo,s
aud miiien business in company with
Mr.. Walker, doing business AZ the Va,
iAge. bul for many years his home has
been At Eagle Bridge. where h. Is =
prominent business man.
aAHoHEsTsR DsI1T
Miss Grace Sexton has bc.n visit
ine friends in Dorset.
Willard Cook was in Rutland last
week Tuesday on business.
Miss Nina kilburn is stopping with
the family Of Myron A. Taylor.
Miss Grace King has returned
from visit with friends ia Arlington.
Mrs. George w. Bond Of Boston
was IN town last week.
Mrs. Marcia Lawrence is visiting
friends in Peru and Weston,
Miss Mollie Siarkey b. the guest Of
her uncle, William Walker,
II. w. Weeks who has been the
guest Of c. A. Bourn went 10 North
Bennington Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Eddy of Hoos-
lex Falls. n. Y, are visiting friends in
town.
MIR aud Mrs. Mason =. Childs are
entertaining Mr., Chld's sister for a
season.
Floyd Adams of Rutland is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
mnnd Adams.
Regular convocation OF Adoniram
chapter No. IL X. A. M. this Thursday
evening.
-Bradley's Butter Box Shop is be.
ing oyerhauled and repaired prepare.
tory TO starting up.
Henry Mars is working as helper
with Harold Taylor, freight and bag
gage man, at the railroad station.
Mrs. Charles Boirn with her child
rem have returned from a visit among
friends in Peru and Londonderry.
Miss Aggie Eddy from Science
tady, N. Y, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Henry Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ketcham of Meriden,
Conn, were in town calling on friends
last Saturday. Mrs. Ketcham was the
daughter of John Batcbelder of Peru.
The ladies of the o. Il. s. will hold
a lawn party in the park at the Center
next Friday evening. There will be
Guy Styles from Iowa, is on a visit
among friends in town and is stopping
Tor the present with his cousin, Frank
NJ. Walker.
Mrs. Plynn Vanderslip, her daugh-
,er Miss Minnie, and her sons wife
rom Chicago, have arrived in Man
chester on visit among friends, and
are stopping at Fred o. Bourn's.
Geo. c. Wood and daughter Mil.
ired OF Bennington were in town Tues
lay. Miss Mildred is to remain a cou-
pie OF weeks MS the guest of Miss Mil.
ired Squires, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Squires.
-Myron Taylor has the heaviest
horse in town he weighing 1850 lbs,
md his mate 100 lbs, less, the pair
!, l6O lbs. They are used to haul the
Oil Co.'S, wagon supplying
he neighboring towns with kerosene
Ill.
DORSET.
DIR. J. b. Herrick of Chicago has
oined his family at Outlook cottage.
Miss Maud Mitchell spent Tuesday
n Rutland.
Miss Mary Fisher is employed for
he summer at Mrs. Cranes.
Charles Z. Bogie is employed at
arm work for f. +. Gilbert.
Miss Ethel Kerr has been a guest
# Mrs. A. p. Sherman.
e. H. West was recently in Dandy
ooking after quarry interests.
Among recent arrivals in town is
drs. George Deming Of Winter Park,
florida, who is atthe Kellogg cottage.
Mrs. Carl kenaston of Oberlin,
)hio, is spending some time at the
Kellogg cottage.
George N. Chambers has arrived
or short vacation at the home Of his
laughter, Mrs. Z. II. West.
Mrs. John +. Lille left Tuesday
or Brattleboro TO visit her daughter,
drs. Harry Davis.
Rev. c. l.. Carhart who has been
Iuite i'll the past week is reported much
letter.
The condition OF Miss Maria Kent
emains precarious and shows no i'm
'royement.
There is great profusion OF red
aspberries which sell readily at l2T
ents per quart
Frederic Wilson OF Andoyer, who
as been a gnest in the family OF Owen
'ates, has returned home.
A social will be held this Thursday
vening at the home OF Miss Elizabeth ,
'arhart on the West road. The usual
will be served.
Rev. Geo. Gilbert had charge Of ,
eligious services at the Hall on Sun
ay last owing 10 the illness OF the
aston, Rev. G. l.. Carhart.