The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-09
:. a. BURNHAM. RUTLAND. VT.


M RUTLAND, VT.
tor this week. A good place 10 look
for broilers a few weeks hencel
Mrs. Clifton Kent, at the solicita-
ton Of many of her old patrons, will
open room at the village for millin-
cry soon, where she will display straw
goods and trimmings in variety TO
please all. Watch for the sign Mt Miss
Gray's cottage about the 22nd.
The March social of the Yoke Bear
ers occurred ION Monday, March 30th,
a large number being present and the
proceeds being over eleven dollars. At
ter the bounteous supper, music was
furnished by Merritt Chapman with
his excellent photograph, giving a var
iety of selections, Ii is expected that
the annual banquet of this large and
enthusiastic class will occur sometime
this month.
The pupils of the North District
school have succeeded in securing a
good bell, The pupils earned the
money by having their parents and
neighbors help them in school soap
order and social in that district. Now
the bell is on the School house without
any expense on the part of the town.
The teacher and pupils wish to express
their thanks to those who were so will
ing to assist in getting to bell and rails
ing it. The teacher, Manora Edgerton
and the pupils of the North District
school now presents the bell to the
town Of Dorset.
EAST RUPERT.
B. Ladd is on the sick list.
E. A. Frost is on the sick list.
-Edd Stone was in town recently.
Henry Towsley was in Dorset re-
Gently.
Schuyler Crandall is visiting rela.
tives in Dorset.
Mrs Emma Roberts Towsley is i'll
and under the doctors care.
Eugene Read of Dorset was in town
on business one day last week.
-Messrs. John and George jerks
were in Dorset one day last week
Miss May Frostresumed her teach
ing in district No. z, on Monday after
two weeks vacation.
Fifteen attended prayer meeting
last Friday evening, the attendance
was small owing to the illness of the
regular attendants.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. Haskins is some better at this
writing.
Mrs. Amanda Rand has returned
to her home in Athens.
--Estella Harrington has been on the
sick list the past week.
Charles yelling returned to bis
home in Johnsonville Monday.
F. h. Farnham has purchased the
farm owned by Mrs. Francis Written,
A. c. Morehouse and 4. G. Farm
ham were in Shushan, N. Y, Satur-
day.
--Estela and Elsie Harrington re-
newed their studies at Burr and Bur
ton Tuesday. /
MIR. Hayden has returned from {
North Adams, Mass, to begin his i
school on the Green" \
"A social was given at T. Hayes
last Wednesday evening for the benefit i
)f the NJ. r. church. Il
SYNDICATE. il
The listers are very busy this week y
aking up the inventories.
"A. W. Prindle and wife were visit
ng friends in town Sunday. X
Miss Sarah Draper Of Fair Haven }
5 a guest of Miss Laura Smith this y
week. 9
MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Galbraith will
DON move into their home near the
chool house.
Mr.. Campbell OF Greenwich, N. q
l., was in town Monday looking after q
is lumber job. 4,
Everett Steele has sold his four. b
ear-old colt to John Campbell Of Shu-
han, n. T.. for 500. .,
Mrs. q. T. Peck is in Schenectady. a
!. y, to care for Mrs. Harry Peck p
tho is quite sick at this writing. hi
Mae Wyman has been appointed y,
Of schools, John Tor. in
ems clerk OF board. Harmon Bentley ei
hartman. 2
The sugar season 20 FAR has been IN
very good one and ali report a nice "a
rade Of syrup and sugar which com q
lands extra good prices. "
Our schools all opened this week.
Iiss Mccormack Of Rutland in No. /,
lac wyman in No. ?, Frances Lakin
I Arlington in No. 3, lone Smith in in
%. z, and Vivian Smith ID No. 8. m