The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05

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rnmiug yrAr Moderator A NJ rhr.
lon. clerk esd treasurer q n. Wall
rrl~amrn IA Griffith. y. q. Sion,
and n v Kelley. IT. t,ns,apl, s. ]
,lann,ey, sud constable Rnrs Philiips
Aaaitms A. W pilcion. 4 q. FlynH
". !. whaleu. listers q NJ Wall. IS
n. Taily and Frank n Norton law
agent a. l., Bowen, school dinria
Michael kclicher, togn grand Juror
< A. l.. Bowen aud H. B liughes. roa,
commissioner VIM. Tobin on west sid'
aud d. NJ. sheridan on tho east side
Fifty dollars Was appropriated Tor Men
orial day and il was voted ~ rais, IN
cents on the grand last.
MANCHESTER DENT.
Mrs. Polly Chapman has been sieb
for some time but is slowly gaining
Charles jenkins j. confined 10 iht
honse with grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Adams ami fam.
lily ~ Rutland are visiting ia town.
st. Margaret's guild met with Mrs.
Thomas l.idgcrwood Tuesday after
noon.
w. n. Wellman has moved 10
Jamaica, where he IL engaged II the
harness business.
Mrs. &. Il. Carleton is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Carleton. il South
Londonderry.
The Ladies society OF Zion church
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. |. II, Deneh.
Mrs. Rosalme Eldled has gone to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Charles Xii.
burn in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Hiram Chapman who has been
in the West for several months visiting
her children has returned to her home.
Miss Agnes Eddy of Hoosick Falls,
n. y, was in town recently as the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Henry Hicks.
Mrs. Minnie Hawkins and son Of
Vernon are making their Manchester
friends a visit.
There will be an old fashioned
social hop at Couture's Hall on, Thurs
day evening. Admission 80 cents per
couple. All are cordially invited.
Mrs T.. c. Gilmore who has been
spending some time in New York is
spending week ut home
Herbert Whedon has purchased the
harness business of W. II. Wellman
aud will confines the business.
DR.. II. A. Dalrymple, dentist, will
be at the Battenkill Inn, Thursday
March 18th, p. m, Friday March 18th,
p. m, Saturday March 18th, a, M, to
do all kinds of dental work.
EAST DORSET.
Mrs. George Livingston and chill
dren are sick with grip.
Lloyd Stone and George Coolidge
of the Seminary were in town Sunday.
-I4onis Buffum ant, Joseph Perry who
are i'll with pneumonia are gradually
The Young Peoples meeting will
be held this Thursday evening at Geo.
n. uopping-s.
Miss Louise Butfum Of Bennington
is ut home, being called here by the
illness Of her brother,
Mrs. W. W. Parker has returned
TO East Dorset after visit of two
weeks to Boston and vicinity.
Frank Lapham Of Glens Falls, N.
Y, ;, spent few days last week with
his sister, Mrs. Theodore Ames.
Miss Emma Derosur and Ned Tur-
ner of Dandy. were married at st.
Ierome's church on Monday morning
ut s o'clock.
-Winfred Dcrosur, while chopping
in the woods, was injured on his head
by falling limb. DIR. l.. NJ. Kelley,
who attended him, thinks the injury
IS not serious.
Mr.. Stewart, who is connected with
he Vermont Home Missionary Society,
will preach at the Congregations
,hurch next Sunday. The services will
De at II O'Clock n. M, and at 1880 p.
n. Sunday school will be immediate
y after the morning service.
There has been much moving about
lere of late. Leo HARDWOOD who has
been on Il. Nj. Walls farm for the
)ast three years has taken the Ames'
arm for the next year. Louis Bnshee
If Manchester has moved into the
louse vacated by Leo HARDWOOD. s. A.
shelter, .Jr., has moved into the house
ormerly owned by Mrs. Cora Buffnm. !
The Harrington's expect to occupy
heir own house soon. John Mason's I
amily, who have been living in North I
)orset. moved Saturday into one Of
he honses owned by the Dorset Noun /
ain Marble Go.
SOUTH DORSET
AND THEY KILLED CLAY PIGEONS.
Yes, after repeated trials, the Dorset
Inn Ctuh sncacodpd IN heating tho