The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-05

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MANCHESTER DEPOT
Mrs. VIM. II. Fullerton has return
Cd from ten days trip through Wash
ingtOn county New York.
The Bradley Butter Box Co., i
doing Aue business these days an,
are contemplating the enlargement o.
their already large plant.
The Manchester Union Band wa,
in Bennington on Friday last Ms tn,
guest III the Bennington Band aud re-
pori n fine time.
The Noreross- West Co., are pre-,
pairing b. erect AN addition 10 their al
ready large marble plant in this place
the foundation already being built. II
is expected that this concern will do q
pant Of their cutting here. II is 10 be
hoped so.
MIR. and Mrs. W. X. Bennett and
son Harold were in Bennington Friday
aud Saturday Of last week in atten.
dance at the fair given by the Ben
ungton City Band. Master Harold
sang very sweetly and acceptably at
one OF the many entertainments given
by the band during his STAY there.
Fullerton, the marble and granite
worker, is particularly rejoiced at the
result Of the election Of Mr.. Taft as he
has couple of good contracts all in
order to be placed with him in ease Of
Mr.. Taft's election. He will be some
dollars ahead by the result. There are
others.
DORSET.
Mrs. Sarah ConnelI has returned
from a visit with her sister in Proctor
The Whist Club met with Mrs. H.
NJ Campbell Monday evening.
n, d. Campbell came from Will
liamstawn to east his vote for presi-
dent.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Harwood are
over the birth OF son Oct.
j0th.
Miss Eagleson entertained her
friends Saturday evening at Hal
oween party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Williams
are with their daughter, Mrs. David
Andrews, in Connecticut.
There will be an inspection of the
W. X. G. at their regular meeting Sat
irday afternoon at 2:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams of
Bennington are in Dorset caring for
Mrs. Harriet Sykes who is very poorly.
F. II. Stone is Mt home from Mont.
Delier.
H. J. Griffith of Rutland, was in
own Saturday.
Miss Eagleson entertained several
riends at a Halloween party.
Mrs. John Eagleson has returned
rom short visit in Albany.
Mrs. II. l.. Humphrey and daugh-
ers returned to New York on Monday.
Miss Louisa Lille recently return
d from visit in Peru, Tinmouth and
londonderry.
Mrs. Louisa Mitchell who recently
eturned from New York, has gone to
Worcester, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederic Crane and
amlly closed their home here this
week and returned to New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Lefevre and
title sons left this week for New York,
losing their summer residence here.
Frank Norton has nearly completed
he alterations on the residence Of Mrs. |
icPhilomay of the East road. This
property is greatly improved thereby
Rev. Geo. Gilbert of Northampton,
lass, arrived in town Saturday aud
hose attending the religious services
/ the hall on Sunday were glad of the
to hear him preach
Preparations are being made for
he erection Of summer home here
or Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sheldon of
'onkers, n. Y. There are prospects
OF busy building season in Dorset.
"A letter from Mrs. Il. o. Wheten
tates that the family are now very
leasantIy located in East Rochester,
|. y, where Mr.. WheteD. whose
ealth is considerably improved, is EN-
Logged in large piano factory.
Owls Head Camp of Modern Wood
len OF America are 10 have a dance on
thanksgiving evening at School Hall,
lofset. An oyster supper will be
rryed. Dancing 30 cents per couple
nd the oyster supper will cost You 30
ants more. One dollar per couple
avs the bill. adv.
KAST DORSET.
Mir Badger OF Easton, n. Y, spent
unday AT +. y. clark.s.
Bertha Ames. who has been spend
u some time in pawlei, returned home
a.urday.
Mrs. A. y. Belknap came home
Isl Wednesday after visit Of more
lun week IN Ludlow.