The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

lowing as ibr pfssgram tor the mex
mrciing Question. the .zmc ~ Oh
pfrsions one "llnN much II tsr IN
oome from the farm ongtl the wife /,
hatef The gentlemen SIRE " discus
ihis question and during the evening
there slli be several musical selections
After she business meeting there vii
bo an open meeting 10 which the pnbli'
are cordially invited II has beeH de
cided that ia the future when subjects
u such Importance a. The one her
mentioned are 70 b. discussed that the
public should be invited aud deriy,
lasting benefit from the decision.
MANCHESTER DENT.
There will be an aneiion at the res
idence Of Joe. King in East Mauches
ter next Tuesday morning.
Pcuiboue is busting things tines,
days. See his advertisement this week
wherein he tells Of the many bargains
that he has 10 offer. ads
Several from here attended the
Buck Supper" at the ondawa Club
rooms in the Village on Tuesday night.
A good time was reported.
The property in Barnumville known
~ the Myrou g, Taylor farm will he
sold at auction on Monday next, the
I'd. This will be a good opportunity
for some one 81 get good farm IN
good condition
The coming week will see mum
her of turkey and chicken shoots III
this vicinity. I'D. Condor will have
one IN South Dorset this week and
Herbert Bell will have one ut this vii.
lage on Monday next.
Representative j Henry Hicks was
home over Sunday from Montpelier
he returned 10 his duties Monday
night on the evening train. This train
has become very popular by those
members of the Legislature living in
this end Of the state as they can take
it and reach Montpelier about one IN
the morning,
AT last the deer season is over
The results in this town show that
more deer were shot by people in this
town than last year II, o, Holden,
Fred Cherbonneau, Pedar Oleson,
Clarence Fleming, Jones Bros, l.. c.
Reed, James l.aValley, Roscoe Wilcox
Lester Reed, Irving Common and one
by c, h. Young, Carl Madison and
Archie Eaton. This last was helped
ont of this world by all three named
There probably were more out after
deer this year than last and there seem.
ed to be no end to the bucks that were
seen but a very small proportion of
those seen were shot.
DORSET.
Mrs. George Kellogg is visiting
among relatives in Lenox, Mass,
See Pettibone's advertisement of
special bargains for two weeks only.
They are interesting TO thrifty house
wives. adv
Albert Wilkins was one Of the for
tunate deer hunters of this locality,
having shot buck near the Kline
place on Saturday.
Work is rapidly progressing on the
cottage being built by Allan Bourn of
n. y, for his daughter. Mrs.
Harry Sheldon. Frank Norton is the
contractor.
We are glad to welcome Rev. and
Mrs. Carhart who returned last week
from. their vacation. Their trip includ
ed Washington, y. c., New York and
and Washington, Ct.
SOUTH DORSET
Snow closed up deer week.
1T winter sets in now drouth is
snre--long before spring.
Remember doe kings auction at
East Manchester, Nov. a. Bowen auc-
tloneer.
B. u. and Calvin Sheldon both go,
a fine buck Saturday, 80 yenison is
plenty here.
Turkey shoots and raflles are next
IN order and this valley is full of young
sports anxious to try their luck.
Mrs. y. J. Paris Of Dandy Four
Corners visited her cousin. Mrs. A. l.,
Bowen, last week.
The quarries continue 10 run full
lime but the weather mills are closed
for want of the fluid TO turn the wheels.
All the sports were out deer week
and II deer killed were reported to
game warden Bowen, they were most.
Iy young bucks. The old dry does are
very plenty aud larger than the bucks,
No men were shot and no cattle or
sheep reported as shot yet. From local
returns should judge that were over
! 900 bucks killed IN Vermont this sen.
sou.
EAST DORSET.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Brophy are
spending about week visiting friends
IN Troy and Albany.
Mrs. Rose Mclaughlin Ashe with
infant child are at John 7. McLaugh-
'in's for Stay OF few weeks.
w. l. Payneo Charlemont, Mass. !,
and John Robinson Of Bennington
Tere ~ town last Thursday.
Mrs. j. II. Nadeau went Saturday
70 Albany where she will visit her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Gray.
Leo W. llarwood, vino has carried
a. the Ames farm since last March.
las moved into their tenement house
Mrs Borden, gho lives here With
ler daughter. Mrs b r. Black. left