The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-15


chairman Of the flower committee Of
the Y. =. Society, aud also the thought
tul gifts Of h, II, West which alleyiat.
ed suffering Mrs. Burr oughs still re
mains very ill
SOUTH DORSET
Easter Mass was observed At the
School Hall Easter morning.
- c. Baldwin has made 300 gallons
Of hne maple syrup thus far.
The Sunday freeze sci sap TO run
ming again, Our sugar season has
been very peculiar
Most of the sick here are better,
A. l.. Bowen had relapse last week
but is better at present.
--B. Ladd and Mrs. Phillips of East
Rupert are very IN. Henry Marvin
who has been i'll all winter is inst able
TO get around.
Mrs. Mary Leary, widow of John
Leary. who died very suddenly last
week. is very sick with grip, also her
youngest child.
Nearly every man and grown boy
has job on the quarry. There is no
Italian help there at present, only ma
tive help is wanted
Hon. Geo. NJ, Wall was in this
valley Saturday and left with the board
Of Authority copies of the laws enacted
by the late Legislators. They are bulky
and in many respects faulty.
The Dorset Cheese Factory started
making cheese again April LIST and no
milk is being shipped from this valley
by railroad as has been the case all
winter, when several tons were shipped
each day.
The Dorset church is expected to
be built soon Of marble, Norcross. West
having the contract. 1t will very much
resemble the old edifce DESTROYED by
fire, in general appearance,
EAST DORSET.
Miss Wayne Flynn of Rutland is
at her home here.
Harry Bebee of West Pawlet visit
ed here Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Asne of Rut,
land are visiting in town.
Ned McQuade and James Quinn
spent Sunday in West Rutland,
Miss Mary McDaniels of Sunder.
land was at her home here Sunday.
= Miss Sadie Sherlock of West Paw,
let spent Sunday at her home here.
Mrs, James kelleher of New York
visited in town Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Nancy Waite Ct Manchester
Depot is spending some time here visit
ling friends,
Mrs. Clara huffum Of Middlebury
College is spending her vacation at her
home here.
Patrick Cunningham has returned
from q visit to North Adams and
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Johnson Hall and daughter Of
Bennington spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. James Colvin.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Flynn and two
children of Rutland spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Flynn.
H. A. Brophy has been i'll again
this time having an attack Of pleursy
He is some better at the present writ.
ing.
Bella Dexter of Rutland spent Sun.
day at l.. d. Buffum's. Mr.. Dexter
was for long time resident of this
place but moved to Rutland several
years ago.
Mrs. w. II. Bebee of North Dorset
who has been quite i'll recently, is much
better. She went on Monday to Nor
wich, Conn, with her daughter, Mrs,
Elba Bates, where she expects to re-
main for some time,
james NJ. Bebee has recently pur-
chased nine COWS to add to his herd.
The Easter service held Sunday
evening at the Congregational church
by the Young Peoples Society and
Sunday School was unusually well at
tended. The children did their part
well and as usual every one was inter.
ested in listening TO them.
The social held at the home of j.
II. Nadeau last Friday evening was
very pleasant. About twenty-eight of
the young people were present and en-
joyed the hospitality offered by Mr..
and Mrs. Nadeau,
The branch OF the Mark SkilDer
Library in this place completed its third
year last month. The library during
the past year has been under the man
agement of VIM. j. Whalon. All pat
rons OF the library owe Mr. Whalon a
vote Of thanks for his faithful and eff
cient service in caring for the library
and doing nearly all the work alone.
Arrangements are being made for keep.
ing the library open another year.
Miss Sarah Stone will have general
charge with the condition that several
others help with the work. The lib