The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-24
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last week and attended the Manchest,
Fair.
Miss Clara Buffum returned
Middlebury this week where she is be
ginning the senior year of her colleg
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beebe return
ed last Monday from weeks stay 1
Norwich, CT. They visited Mrs. Ell
Bates, MIR. Beebe's sister.
Mrs. Helen Il. Wilson. who ha
been spending the summer in Pawlet
was in town last week visiting friends
Mrs. Wilson expects 10 spend the win
ter in Pawlet with her cousin, Mrs
Charlotte DEMO.
Mrs. Sarah Cochran and DR.. Coch
ran were called 10 South Wallingforc
last Sunday by the serious illness o
Mrs. Cochran's brother, Mr.. Richard
Roberts. Mr.. Roberts had stroke o.
apoplexy and lived but few hours.
NORTH DORSET.
Earl Buchanan was at his fathers
recently.
"A. J. Gormerly was in Rutland
Tuesday.
N. Revitt was at his father-in-law
Saturday night.
Edward Mason visited at Frank
Coloumb's Sunday.
We have had frosts here for the
last two or three nights.
Fred Farnum and family visited
Mrs. w. H. Beebe Sunday.
Mr.. Buchanan was in Dandy one
day last week on business.
Mrs. Samuel Brison is husking
corn for Merritt Willard at Dandy.
Burr Mason and Will Bull were
guests of William Johnson's Sunday.
Carrie Farnum has been visiting
her grandmotherfor the asttwo weeks.
There were quite few who at
tended the Manchester Fair from this
village.
Charlie Clough came TO town Sat
urday and began work for j. l.. Buch'
anan Tuesday.
VIM. Coloumb has returned home
after working through the spring anC
summer in Granville. N. Y.
Mrs. John Petty has returned tt
her home in New London, Conn. Sh'
has been here for three months visiting
her mother.in law, Mrs. Olive Petty.
While Alex Badger was carrying
his daughter to Dandy recently the
horse became frightened at an automo-
bile and tipped them over hurting Miss
Badger quite little.
PERU.
Miss Lila West has returned to hen
home here from Springfield.
e. M. Batchelder and A. A. Phil
lips have been filling their silos this
week.
john Batchelder is visiting his
children in Greenfield. Mass, for q
short time.
Very dry and dusty. Water sup.
plies are holding out well, but rain is
needed badly.
Mrs. +. G. Wyman spent part OF
last week with relatives in Manchester
and attended the Fair.
--Tolbert Dryden and wife have NOV.
ed from the Hapgood tenement in the
village TO j. b. Browns.
Most of our summer visitors have
returned 10 their homes. A very few
are staying to enjoy our beautiful aut
umn.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Simonds an,
daughter of West Newton, Mass, Wis
tied relatives in town short time thi
week.
Instead OF the regular G. h. meet
ing last Sunday evening Miss Maxwell
gave report Of her mission work i
Paris.
Mrs. l.. b. Hapgood and Mrs
Mapes gave AN informal tea at tn
Bromley Houst Tuesday afternoon j
honor of Miss Maxwell.
w. H. Burroughs and daughter
have returned 10 their home in Ru
land after spending several weeks 1
their summer home here.
On Monday evening at Z o'elocl
Alonzo Clayton aud Mrs. Abbie Bal
bitt we're quietly married at the parsor
age by Rev. Mr.. Allen. We exten
hearty congratulations.
Several from here attended Mar
chester Fair last week. Among thei
were w. }. farnum. Miss farnum, +.
| @. Batehelder, J. II. Whitney, T.. \
I3atehelder. MIR. and Mrs. Asa Brown
Mr.. aud Mrs. b. y. Williams, MIR. M
Mrs. l.. j. Whitney, Il. A. Batcheld'
and others.
The meeting at the church MOI
day evening under the management {