The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-06-18

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We hoPe ogr customers wiil nm ~ Il.
ronvrniencod w the change. This ar
rhngpmeni eiYw She merchant and his
clerks % ontsng with the rcsi ~ ihs
community
The Nsrcress Mesi marble Co,
ha,r gasi tp~n Aaarlsd ,he e"ultaei
toi he new u. A. u. taildine d Wash
lngiou. u. q. IN thi. bailding lhefe
all h. lhirlncn c,inmas representing
he thirteen original states, each mon
nlgh weighing nearly ~ tons II o..
der 10 handle these sion,s new drrricss
sill he erected al the quarfirs Thus
company also lslely received orders
I for some large colamns for M lnpos
( ing residence To Boston. also for the
Windsor National Bank ia Canada.
Four new chAuneling machines will be
started next week.
gAsT DORSET,
e. y. Clark moved into Virgil Ma
deau's house last week,
Edwin Shuilleworih has been
spending several days IN town.
-Elya Batchelder Of Rutland has
been visiting Mrs. James Colyin.
Edward Griffith has been 10 New
York for few days recently.
Daniel Millngton OF South Lon.
donderry was IN town on Sunday.
ALFRED futile of South London.
derry spent several days at the Walls
last week
Several young people from here at
tended the dance given by the Forest
ers at Dorset last Friday evening.
George Jenning youngest son died
last week after an lluess of several
weeks. The funeral was held Satur'
day morning.
The school in the South Village
and the primary department at the VII
lage closed last week for the summer
vacation. The higher department at
the Village closes this week.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Miss Bessie Brophy and Henry Stone
have been received. The wedding will
take place on the evening of June 18th
at the Congregational church.
Mrs. Samuel Shelter entertained
about 30 friends at her home last Thurs
day evening. Progressive games were
enjoyed, refreshments were served and
all had very pleasant time.
Frank Rich and his daughter, Myr-
tie. of Marion, Ind, are at II. b. Ken
dall's, called here by the illness of Mr..
Rich's father. Mrs. Godsore, sister
Of Mr.. Rich, ST., is also at Mr.. Ken
dal's.
The Children's Day service held
last Sunday at the Congregational
church was well attended. The church
was tastefully decorated with flowers
and ferns. The program, consisting of
songs and recitations by the children
and choir, was well rendered. Mrs.
J. II. Nadeau drilled the children in the
music and the teachers of the Sunday
school had charge of the recitations.
PERU.
Frank M. Walker of Manchester
spent Sunday in town.
Perfect June weather for the past
week. Crops growing well and every
one busy.
Mr.. Richardson of Chester and Mr..
Croft of Wilmington were in town
Thursday looking for good driving |
horse.
Mrs. l.. b. Hapgood of Easton, Pa,
arrived last week and will spend the |
summer with her husband and daugh- |
ter.
Miss Della Hapgood hasl finished
another year of school work in Brook
Ign, N. Y, and is home to spend her
summer vacation.
The supper given by the Farmers
Club at the village hall Monday even
ing was quite well attended and pleas
ant time spent.
Several from here attended the |
Sunday school rally at the Baptist |
church in South Londonderry Thurs
day of last week.
Miss Margaret Batchelder who has
been employed in the family of Mrs.
Hapgood of Easton, Pa, has returned
to Peru, and is at work atsthe Bromley
House.
The Melendys of South London
derry had force Of help in town Mon.
day putting in telephones for A. Phil
lips and +. G. Simonds.
Miss Jessie Farnum is at home for
the summer from year of school work
in Ziegler, III. A lady friend from
there will spend the summer with her
at her home here.
Owing TO a very severe thunder
storm on Tuesday evening the straw
berry social planned by the c. +. So
csty, to be held on the lawn was poor
ly attended and was held in the library. |
Friends of c. w. Whitney of South |
Londonderry, but an old Peruvian, will
be glad TO know that he has so well re-
covered from paralytic shock AS to be
able to walk about aud talk with callers.
Mrs. Mccullough came to Peru Sat
urday and opened her cottage here.
Mrs. Grant and sons arrived the same
day and opened their summer home.
Mrs. Cosmos and daughter came the
9th and began housekeeping in their
summer home here.
Miss Waive II. Stiles, daughter Of
M and Mrs Sanuel Stiles NJ Macon