The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-12-03


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home af Der mother. Mrs. Aadir Allen,
IN Londonderry during lhp ThanksTis
7 iag vacation.
Z Harry Reynolds .has moved from
Manchester Center into pat u the
Basnum Richardson honsc where Fired
NJ. West is living
-Myon and Jerome Gleason attend.
ed the funeral Of Leroy Haselton which
was held a, the Union church IL Snn.
derlsnd. Nov. 23ni.
Mrs. Louise Taylor will move 10
her new home at Manchester Center
this week, and Harry Book and family
are expected 10 come 10 their new home
which Mr. Book bought OF Mrs. Taylor.
| Mrs. w Ii Center and son, who
have been spending a number Of days
in town with their aunt, Mrs. \. r..
Gibson, returned TO their home in Rut-
land on Wednesday evening OF last
week
The addition TO the plant of the
Norcross. West Co. is fast nearing com
pletion and win provide working quar-
tiers for largely increased force Of
help. II is expect that this concern
will do large amount of cutting at
this place and that forty cutters will
soon be at work. The company have
just secured two nice contracts, the
John Hay Memorial Library at Brown
University, Providence, X. l., and a
large safety deposit building in Boston.
DORSET.
-Bernis Sheleon was home from
U. V. NJ. Burlington, for Shanksgiv-
ing.
Mrs. Harriet Sykes remains about
the same. Mrs. Sipulo of Pawlet is
caring for her.
Mrs. Chas. Gilbert, Mrs. Sherman
and Miss Persis Sherman are in Spring
field, Mass.
The Whist club was postponed this
week on account of n special meeting
of the Grange.
MIR. and Mrs. w. b. Sheldon of
Bennington spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Williams are
at home after visit with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. David Andrews, in East Riv-
er, Conn.
r. d. Campbell spent Thanksgiv
ing with his parents. returning Friday
TO Williams College.
--Chas. McDevitt and Miss Bessie
McDevitt of Proctor spent Thanksgiy-
ing with Mrs. Sarah Council.
A full attendance is desired at the
W. X. c. meeting Saturday afternoon
at 2.30 o'clock, it being election of
officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher are en-
pertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cobb
and family of Haverhill, n. H.
Dorset Grange is in very pros.
porous condition, having fifty and over
attending meetings from a membership
of eighty. Monday evening class of
eight took their third and fourth de-
grees. A great deal of interest is
shown b. the Master and all the mem
bers, and the new hall makes room to
do the work in very pretty manner.
1t promises TO be source of much
PLEASURE and instruction the coming
winter.
SOUTH DORSET
Did you ever see such fine fall
weather.
"A turkey shoot somewhere nearly
every day.
--Huldah NJ. Bowen of Bennington
spent Thanksgiving at her home here.
The Woodman oyster supper at
Dorset last week was success, over
$80 was realized.
"A special social TO try the new
piano at School Hall was held Satur-
day the 2Sth.
An infant son of Fred STANDARDS
died last week. Its twin sister died
two weeks before.
The pupils in South Dorset gram
mar school having the best attendance
for the term ending November 10Th,
are as follows: Helen NJ. Bowen,
Charlotte. Burns, George Cooley, jamie /
Tully. perfect attendance; John Tully,
Loretta Wyman, absent one-half day.
NJ. A. STUART. Teacher.
IF. p. Cobb wife and two children
are visiting at Mrs. Cobb's fathers,
John Fisher, of Dorset. Mr.. Cobb is
connected with large manufacturing
plant at Pike. N. II. He is auditor
and secretary, having been promoted
for efficient service. He is very well
posted and pleasant man to meet.
The Justices Of the Peace through .
the west side of Dorset are as follows
going north; A, l.. Bowen, South Dor
set; John Fisher, Dorset; A. b. Rob-
erts, Dorset; VIM. McWayne, Dorset;
also on the other side of Dorset, J H.
j, T.. Buflum, II. Livingston,
East Dorset. These commissions came