The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-06-25


hope that 4 can be given sometime dur
, ipg The fall term.
The Yoke Bearers were most pleas
arlly entertained A. their sccona rean
ION and banquet on Monday evening
bid Al The bo,ae % Mrs. Ada sherman
, Mach credit j. due the committee "a
refreshments which werc serted Al
tables set 90 the lawn. Mrs. Chns. y
Gilbert WAS Toast m,tlre@ - tte ocea
siou and pleasing post praudisl pro
gtsm gas carriel out Ia which spreche'
W,rc made by the former prc lents "
lbe class, Mr. T. z Snyder and Nc,
cation Kent. by the teacher Mta. q
L. Carhari, by Mr. Bourne. Mis- Car
han, G y. krnt aud Rev. G. l., Car
hart Mrs. VIM. Tohiu ot South Dor
sci read sn original poem which VS..
| well received. The hostess. Mrs SHEER
man spoke pleasant words OF welcome
10 the class who viii long resemheF
her hospitality
SOUTH DORSET
The longest day IN the year
Vermont is IN her glory now.
The autos ara so thick old horses
get sick Of shying and keep quiet,
--carriek the man who figured a
month ago AS house breaker and got
20 days at Bennington. has got TO do
six months time aud pay $50 for abus'
ing horse. Let this be caution 10
those who over drive or abuse horses.
Mrs Kate Wltherell remains about
the same. her daughter, Mrs. John
Fairman of East Dorset, is with her
The NJ. d. a G. X. r., is being
put in good repair IN readiness for the
extra amount of heavy freight and
those 40 ton blocks soon 10 go over it.
"Mert" Wright and his gang are all
along the road.
Things begin 10 brighten up at the
quarres and long busy time is ex-
pected. Several large orders are com
ing this way aud there being an unlim-
tied amount of marble here that can be
quarried in any size or shape wanted
orders can be filled that other quarlles
would not be able 10 get ont. The X.
r., runs into the quarries and blocks
are loaded direct on TO the ears. 1t is
the handest and easiest worked quarry
in the world as the marble bed lies fiat
and on level ground, and is compare
lively sound and good.
The pupils having the best atten'
dance in the primary department fthe
South Dorset school for the spring
term ending June 18th are as follows
Ida Blackmer, Mary LeGare, Jennie
Mcbride, Angie and Arnold Wilkins
and Louis Colvin were not absent dur
ing the term John Malloy absent one
half day; Celia McDevtt and David |
Bentley absent one day each; Gertrude
Tully absent two days; Roy HARDWOOD
absent three days.
SARAH c. KELLEHER, Teacher,
EAST RUPERT.
&C. A. Roberts was in Granville, N |
Y, recently,
Mrs. Henry Towsley and grand
daughter Emma, visited the formers
mother recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willard of
Manchester aud Mrs. Merritt Chapman
of Dorset spent Sunday as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hill
Miss Lillian Dennison visited at
Chas. Perkins recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Perkins spent
Sunday with relatives in Rupert.
Robert Frost of Tinmouth spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
Miss May Frost closed successful
term of school in district No. 7, Friday,
and is now at her home for the summer
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frost and Miss
Lillian Frost of Manchester recently
visited Mt II. A. Frost's.
The schools Of the town closed Fri
day and the teachers returned to their
homes: Miss Georgia Wildwood in
district No. |, to North Rupert, Miss
Grace Sexton in No. 2, TO Manchester,
Miss Morris in the Fonda district to
West Pawlet, Miss Maize Wetherbee in
No. 3, to Fort Ann, Miss May Frost In
No. 7, TO East Rupert, Miss Winnie
Culver in the Sheldon district to Gran
vile, Miss Eta Farrar Mt the Street .
school TO Rupert, Miss Mabel Ludd at
West Rupert to Dorset, Miss Ethel
Flower at West Rupert to Rupert, Mrs
Elizabeth Harwood at Kent Hollow is
expected to return home next week in i
Dorset.
ARLINGTON.
H. S. Wilson was in Bennington
ecently
Mrs. Horace Williams spent Sun.
lay in Manchester. 6
Mrs. Sinie Vault has returned from '
'epperell, Mass.
-Frsd Cullinan of the Arlington was
n Bennington recently.
Perry aud Enos Lathrop of Ben.
lington spent Sunday at home.
%. h. Adams left Tuesday for Rut. 5
aud TO attend the reunion of his reg 7
ment.
Raymond Jolly of Schenectady is !
listing her cousin, Mrs, Il. e. Wood
worth.
Hugh Webb attended the senior re-
option and dance in Rutland Thurs
lay evening.
II. ID. West and family Of Albany