The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-07-16

Nermcut Aesdemy VI SsAions Ryei
dsnug lbe past ysAi, arrived ia iowt
last Monday tie j. al prcseui sork'
ing ou TIE farm ora, J. Loveland IN
lhs South village
George A. Jennings. who has been
boss on this section q the railroad, has
guue ~ Bellows Fails where he has a
better position on The railroad, Mrs.,
Jennings and The children are sllll sis.
iiing IN lsallsud
Mrs.. T. r. Harbour sud litile
daughter have gone 10 Bennington Tor
shit. They hsd been boarding at
Mrs katharine Stones Tor week or
two where Mr.. Harbour has boarded
cor several weeks.
Mrs. George Coping is improving
very slightly IN health. She hss been
confined 10 her bed between two aud
three months and is able now 20 81 up
only part Of The time aud walk a very
little; but her friends are glad TO know
Of even this slight improvement.
MIR aud Mrs, Henry Stone return.
ed last Thursday from their wedding
trip'to the Thousand Islands and Mon.
treal. They are keeping house IN
part OF the house occupied by 6. II.
Brophy. Their many friends are glad
10 have them remain In the community
aud extend best wishes for the future.
The Young Peoples Society re-.
Gently elected the following officers
President, Bertha Ames; yice'presi-
dent. A. X. Belkusp; treasurer, Elida
Ames; secretary, Henry Stone. The
following were elected chairmen OF the
various committees: Mrs. A. l., Bel
KNAPP, Lookout Conn Helen Wall,
Prayer Meeting Com. Anna Coping,
Social Com; Lou Wall. Missionary
Com. Clifford Coping, Bell Com;
Virgil Nadeau, Music Com; Jennie
Stone, Flower Com. Gertrude Brophy,
Lamp Com.
SOUTH DORSET
Hot and dry.
The new school house is going up
rapidly.
The road commissioners have used
up their money and stopped work.
Il. ID. Paris has finished S25 road
job for Selectman Griffith on Dorset
Hill.
"A. l.. Bowen placed a small nd in
the JOURNAL about farm in Sunder-
land and withina week he got inquiries
from three states about it which shows
that the JOURNAL is read, also the ad
vertisements.
EAST RUPERT.
Miss Blanche Wright of Rupert
was recent visitor in this town.
William Dennison called on friends
in town Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs, A. b. Engrem are at
the Cottage" for the summer,
John Mason is employed at Elon
c. Fonda's.
George Marshall was in town Sun
day.
Mrs. Emma Roberts Towsley has
been recent guest at c. Perkins
Miss Maude Hulett returned to
Pawlet on Sunday.
Charles Roberts spent day in
Manchester last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton visited rea-
lives in Pawlet Sunday. +
Miss Lillian Dennison spent few
lays recently with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Frost of
Depot spent Sunday with
his brother, h. A. Frost, who is SER
ously i'll.
"A small party of friends were pleas
antly entertained at Charles Danforth's
On Tuesday evening. Ice cream, cake
and lemonade were the refreshments.
PERU.
School in the village closed Friday.
Miss Minnie Soils is at Frank Wy
mans.
Mrs. II. NJ. Bairof Scranton, Pa,
s spending a week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Spring
ield recently visited at NJ. j. Hap
goods.
"A preaching service was held at
he school house in district No. 4, Sun
lay afternoon, ,
Nj II Taft, representing piano
of Boston. was in town on
business last week.
Prof. Spafford OF New York is ,,
pending his vacation in town at the
Bromley House.
Mrs. and Miss Collins Of Cam
ridge, Mass, are at NJ. B. Lyons for
IN extended stay.
Miss Clarissa Coolidge who has
,een teaching in Danvile, Vt, is ex-
,ected home this week
Geo. X. Davis of Newfane and q.
I. Wyman of Manchester Center have
ecently visited relatives in town. {
Several more boarders are expect I
a at the Bromley House this week,
lso at Miss Bnrt's and Mrs. Lakin's.
Mrs. Mary Phillips is spending
ONE time with her son IN Westmin-
ter, and her daughter in Wilmington.
Guy Stiles Of Morningslde, la, /
on Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stiles, is
pending short time with his aunt,
irs. s. A. Sawyer.