The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-10

Cheat interest is shown here owe
the coming fair al Manchester Center
Sept, IL, IL, IL. Several horses fron
this locality are entered in the race
which promise to be exciting events
! Among the horses entered is the trot
ting mare owned by Henry Holzberg
4 7. kenl's trotting mare MAID
and the bay gelding George H.,
owned by Prentiss Kent.
There were many guests IN town 4
spend Labor Day.
Mrs. h. II. West is visiting Mis-
Waldo in Troy during Troy week"
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard g. Sykei
and family are visiting with q. NJ
Sykes.
"A very enjoyable dance was giyer
by the young men of the village Fri
day evening.
e. c. Harrington of West Rutland
visited in Dorset Saturday, making the
trip in an automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Griffith OF
Bridgeport, Conn, are visiting Miss
Eagleson at Westview."
Mrs. Corie Warren, with Ruth and
Harry, go TO their winter home this
week in Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin w, Phelon
and son have returned from trip to
Mr.. Phelons home in Massachusetts.
Twenty, two members of Battenkill
Valley Grange visited Dorset Grange at
their regular meeting Wednesday eve
ming.
AT a meeting of the Church society
Monday evening the committee were
instruct ed to secure plans somewhat
like,the old church.
Miss Maria Kent died at her home
Wednesday night after long and pain
full illness. The funeral was held FRI
day afternoon and the interment was
in the family lot in the village Gene
terry.
Miss Mary Burns has gone to take
position as teacher in the Proctor
Graded Schools. Miss Burns is well
qualified having graduated both from
Burr Il Burton Seminary and Castleton
Normal School.
"A sixty-five ton block was taken
from the Norcross West quarry Satur-
day from which one of the columns of
the porch on the d. A. r. building in
Washington will be worked. There
will be thirteen such columns repre-
senting the thirteen original states.
EAST DORSET.
Mrs. Maud Seymour is spending a
few days in Rutland.
Miss Anna Pleasant of South
SALISBURY is visiting at Maud Beck
er's.
Mrs. Borden, Mrs. Il. +. Clark's
mother has gone to West Sand Lake to
visit another daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Cochrane is visiting her
brother, Richard Roberts. at his home
in South Wallingford.
Agatha Gennette of Rutland has
been spending few days at her grand
fathers, Alexander Brown.
Mrs. Nancy Waite returned last
Thursday TO her home at Manchester
Depot after weeks stay in town.
Lou and Helen Wall came home
last Wednesday after an absence of
about three weeks in Asbnry Park, N.
J ., and vicinity.
Miss Elizabeth Willard OF Troy. n
T., who has been spending some time
at Manchester Center, visited at g. NJ.
Wallis last week.
Mrs. Hattie Knox and children Of
Rutland returned home last Wednes-
lay after visit at the home Of Mrs
knox's mother, Mrs. Mary Brophy.
--Geo. A. Jennings, who moved 10
Bellows Falls short time ago, was in
own last week. He has sold the house |
where be formally lived 10 Dennis 1
Riley.
Two new families moved into town
his week, The Peters have moved IN.
o one OF the Company houses and the |
iArtwells into the tenement house near
he grist mill owned by 5. A. Shelter, |
Ir.
Il. &. Bryant met with serious |
accident last Saturday while driving /
ZONE from the Fair Grounds at Man
hester Center where be bad been ex-
ireislng his horse. His horse became
frightened al an auto aud threw Mr. I
3ryant out. The sulkey was badly
,roken and Mr.. Bryant was quite bad.
J injured, being confined 10 bis bed al
he last report.
REV. and Mrs u. NJ. Rogers sail.
q Tuesday from New York on the
teamsr "kronprinz Wilhelm" They
xpeci 10 be several weeks IN reaching
beir final destination at HAHN. Tur.
ley. stopping among other places at
ds Rogers former huu1e IN Tarsas.
here her parents still reside.
SOUTH l,OAsrT
John Burns hAs gone 10 Browns
station, n y. 10 work. z