The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-07-30

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Mrs. Francis. aaui u r. y iioyi
died ii Upper Troy las, week
Mrs. Alfred yerehereau of Mes
York u visiting friends in towu,
Mrs. Clarence Ca,ln Is spending
week siih friends Ia Bennington.
Mr.. and Mr.. Chsrles Boisfori re
turned 10 New York Sunday evening
-chas l.. Sanford u kailand spen
fe~ days with trieads IL town re-.
Gently.
Mr.. and Mr.. Fisher o. Utica, \
y are guest. Of Mr.. and Mr.. job,
MArsden.
covenant meeting Saturday after
noon al 2.30 o'clock Deacon Hicks
will lead.
--Mrf. French and daughter Of Ben
nington spent Sunday with Mrs, Met
calf Marsh.
MIR. and Mrs. stannafd. who have
been spending few days in Dorset,
returned Sunday evening.
Remember the Field Day exercises
by Pacific Engine Co. on the Fair
grounds. Thursday, August g.
Skinner Post and the w. X. G. are
invited by Mrs. T.. II. Blaekmer Ia
spend Thursday at her home
Mrs. u. A. Fisher and family aud
Is. J. Heben were in Dandy Thurday
10 attend the funeral Of a nephew.
Mrs. Rhinehart aud daughter spent
Sunday with friends III town. They
were on their way 10 Lake st. Gather
inc.
The announcement is made IN an
other column OF the dates for the es-
animation for teachers 10 be held IN
this village.
The Misses Beattie Of Fall River who
have been visiting their grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Davis, return
ed home last week.
Regular services will be resumed
at the Baptist church next Sunday; the
pastor will preach in the evening on
"A Message From the Sea-"
Rev. j. S. Brown of st. Albans
preached on excellent sermon in the
Baptist church last Sunday, the Rev.
II. s. McCready being absent.
Rev. j. s. Brown and family of
st. Adams together with Miss Annie
L. BATHS and Miss Dawes syent last
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
J. Hoyt.
Friday afternoon the Service Club
md few friends were entertained by
Mrs. Charles Brewster. A very enjoy
.ble afternoon was spent and a fine
upper served.
Mrs. John c. Roberts of Rutland,
accompanied by her son Christopher,
ogether with J. Ross Roberts and son
# Burlington, were in town Saturday |
md Sunday, called here by the death |
4 A. l.. Miner.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. Ira Walker is visiting at Mrs.
bedford Walkers.
Mrs. Orlando Bourn spent several
avs with Mrs. Almon Day last week.
Mrs. Ernest Walkers parents, of
lardner, Mass, are visiting their
aughter.
Everything is in readiness for the |
ounty convention which is to be held
q this village today.
e. l.. Taylor has spear of herds
rass from Mrs. Louise Taylor's farm
8 feet | inch in length.
-Myron Taylor's horse "Tom" after
twenty-five years faithful service sue
umbed to old age Wednesday.
DIR. H. A. Dalrymple of Rutland
iii be at the Battenkill Inn ON Satur-
ay, Aug. 18th, to attend to all such as |
re in need of dental service. adv |
Mrs. Wallace Lampson, who has |
cen in Chester for several weeks, has
eturned together with her granddaugh-
n Marjorie, to Charles Bourn's.
DIR. Millington and wife together
18th Mrs. M. j. Hapgood and son came
cross the mountain Monday in about
ne-balf hour. They called on Mrs.
airy Reynolds.
The M. ID. Il g. Railroad has is
ned new time schedule in effect July
1th, 1908. Leave Manchester for
uarry Station 1880 and lO.l0 a. IN. and
10 and 400 p. IN. Leave Quarry Sta
on for Manchester $40 and Ills
IN. and go and b.l5 p. III.
DORSET.
"A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
erniss Kinne on July 9th.
Burr. Phillips is employed at the
ace owned by Mr.. Crane.
-Prentiss Kent visited friends in
recently. T.
Miss Maria Kent is reported not
we'll at this writing.
The Ladies sewing society met at
e Manse on Monday afternoon.
Clifton Kent and family are moy-
z to their new home this week.
Miss Sara Barbour OF Ballston. n.
!, is guest Of Miss Lonise Sykes.
Mrs. Leverette and daughter are
Will kent's cottage at the village.
Edmund Manley who has been
Try seriously i'll, remains abont the
me.
III is reported that three or four
rites are contemplating building
re soon.
%. w. Norcross OF Worcester,