The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12

iives IN Cincinnati. Ohio,
Ray liley says deer steak will be-
thirty cents per pound. None i''o
much Ray. considering the risk n man
takes 10 getting Il.
The results Of The election has
nothing 30 do with our people ia rusi'
ling TO gel ready for winter. Everyone
Is on the jump.
-Twelvs deer hunters came TO the
Baitenkill Inn Monday. They started
NJ 8 O'Clock Tuesday morning for game
in their automobiles.
viii Miller aud others Of our boys
are NJ the Gr0ut job waiting for soms
mari, 10 come their way. Will says he
Is going 10 stay until he gets deer. ="
II. Is. Cruikshanks and Hon. j..
5. Parker Of Salem, n. y, have taken
out licenses 10 hunt deer ia this state
and are at work now trying to make
good
Allie Roberts Of East Rupert is in
charge Of the property OF the Empor-
ium Lumber Co.. in Stratton, including
the Dnfresne, Grout and Brownson
jobs during deer season with full au-
lhority, SO gentlemen be square and
you may enjoy yourselves.
Il was pleased 10 see Miss Sarah
Orvis riding past ON her coal black
horse few days since. Miss Oryis is
a good example Of that quality OF wo-
manly independence which we all ad-
mire in our young ladies. If every
blessed one of our young people had a
riding horse and rode horse back ten
miles every day, after helping their
mothers do up the house work, some OF
our doctors would have to invest then
money in something else besides pills,
and there would be such number OF
rosy checked lasses in town that lots
of our young men would be saving
their surplus wages in building homes
of their own, ! bet!
DORSET.
The dance to be given by the
Modern Woodmen is to be held Thanks
giving eve, Nov. 18th.
Send your magazine and news
paper subscriptions TO Hard's Drug
Store. Good clubbing offers. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Phelps
are receiving congratulations today
Tuesday, Nov. 10, it being the occasion
of their Goth wedding anniversary. Mr.
and Mrs. Phelps have been residents
of this town since their marriage II
1852, which occurred in Dandy, tn,
home Of Mrs. Phelps parents, Azarlal
and Mercy Harrington billiard. Mrs
Phelps is the last surviving member o
her fathers family, sister, Mrs
Amanda Kelley, having died in Ohl'
last January. Mr.. Phelps has broth
er, Merritt, living in Glens Falls, N
T., and a sister. Mrs. John Eastman
n Rutland. One couple who were pre-
sent at their wedding are still living
Mr.. and Mrs. William Root whose resi-
dence is in East Rupert. They cele
brated their 5Sth marriage anniyersar.
Oct. 30. To these couples, who hav
been warm friends since the days o
their youth, heartfelt good wishes ar
extended from large circle OF friend
and relatives and hopes are expressed
that they may yet see many returns o
these anniversaries.
SOUTH DORSET
Very little rain as yet.
Cider making about over.
The roads are very good.
Deer hunting in full blast.
The drouth proclamation made
big confusion but il all came out RICH,
The general agent for Bowen's n
Tar Roofing made new contract wit
him last week. He will sell heayie
goods than ever. See adv.
/ John Eastman of Rutland visite
Nj. and Mrs. Chas. w. Phelps la
week.
Merritt G.. Phelps Of Glens Fall
IN. y. spent several daysirecently wit
his brother, Chas w. Phelps.
EAST DORSET.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Whitcomb of Rn
land are visiting at J. K. Griflith's.
I -Four or five deer were reporte
killed on Monday by hunters from tn
place,
Mrs. j. NJ. Bebee went 10 Ludlo
last week 10 visit her father, h. /
HOLSTER.
Miss Mildred Bacon Of North Lon
donderry spent Sunday with Miss Ann
Coping.
Mrs. Celia Hector has moved in,
the house occupied by her mother, Mr.
Augustus Boyia.
e. Y. Clark has returned from
weeks trip 10 Massachusetts and Coz
nectcut.
MIR. Grover aud his bride spent
few days last week with his sisle
Mrs. A. n. Belknap.
The Harvest Supper held al u
Hall La, Saturday evening was We
attended aud was successful in iina
eial As well as in soe,al way.
], Mrs. Joseph Bushee has been We
Artificial Teeth