The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-22

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Nes York wbsrr she bias been spend
ing the winter
Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Kellogg ans
daughter Msrgnei. ARE expected b. Ar
rive from Chicsgo this ~eek,
-weaill bave those sail paper sam
Piles here aud ia case yoa don't paint
TINS your wall. with Marrsco. Taeoniy
Hardware Go. ~
Mrs. lohu A, kAgleson and daugh'
ter Elizabeth, have returned from New
York aud have opened their summer
boms "Wcssyiew.
Sewer p'pe--eArioad just in cvui'
prising sizes IN 3i6s 10 and u inch.
rs. elbows. Ys and curves. Taconie
Hardware Go. 81
The W. G. T. y. met with Mrs.
Josephine Hodge on Saturday after
noon and after the business part Of the
meeting WAS over ihe ladies were treat.
ed 10 an excellent supper.
Now is the weather for painting
Brighten up your home with ). W. 7.
iuside and outside paint. Taeonic
Hardware 20, %
The student Of Burr 4 Burton Sem.
mary are 10 give musical entertain
meDt at School Hall on Friday evening
Of this week. The cantata Of Queen
Esther will be given and the students
will he assisted by Mrs. II. vi-Brooks
who will sing. II is hoped that there
will be good attendance.
The "old Folks" dance given by
the Woodmen last Friday night was a
success in every way. About fifty
couples took part, while Q large mum
Der looked on, Thomps an's Orchestra
Of Granville, n. Y, furnished the
music and u very enjoyable time was
had by all, The supper was served in
the School rooms and was as usual a
good and boantlfal one, The Wool
meen have been urged TO give another
and will do so on May It'll, when
Thompson's Orchestra will be enlarg, d
by the addition OF drum and cymbals.
EAST DORSET.
Miss Sarah Otis from Burr 4 Bur.
ton Seminary spent Sunday with the
Misses Amos,
Mrs. Horace Dryden and little son
are visiting for week at the home OF
Mrs. Dryden's father, w. II. Brock.
Mrs. J.H. Nadeau and little grand
son, Richard Nadeau, are visiting Miss
Marcia Gray in Dorset, for about a
week.
Hosea Benson has been quite i'll
but is better at the present writing.
His daughter, Lena, and son Fayette,
are at home from Rutland for few
days.
Colonel Whalon is home for short
time, he has been having serious trou-
BILE with his ears and had an operation
while in Burlington where he has been
employed for some time. He seems TO
be well now and hopes the cure will be
permanent.
This community is greatly shocked
by the news Of the death of Rev. d..
Miner Rogers at Adana, Turkey. Re-
ports have been received OF the mas
sacre of hundreds OF Christians and
Mr.. Rogers was among the number.
East Dorset will feel the Joss although
Mr.. Rogeas has been SO far away for
the past few months.
Rev. H. j. Maillet has recently re-
turned from Mexico where he has been
spending several weeks on account of
poor health, he is much benefited by
the trip. Last Friday evening a very
pleasant surprise in the shape of ire
ception or social was given at the hall
in honor of Rather Maillet's return. A
program of recitations and music was
given by local talent. Council \ Nc
Brides full orchestra furnished music
for dancing. The refreshments were
put up in boxes and sold to the highest
bidder. A large bouquet Of carnations
were presented TO Father Maillet as a
token of his peoples regard for him.
PERU.
Miss Xanah Coolidge is spending
week 10 Newfane with friends.
"A, A. Phillips of Putney was in
town few days last week on business.
Weather warm with the snow near
ly gone. Sugaring abou. over, only
half the usual amount being made.
miss Clarissa Coolidge has gone 10
Williamsville where she will teach in
the higher department Of the school
there,
We have received news OF the birth
of a son, Melville w., to Rev. and Mrs,
j. B. Fuller Of Plainfeld. Mass. Con.
gratulations,
H. M. Swift is home from his win
ter's work In Somerset. Mrs. Swift
and her mother, Mrs. Batchelder, are
expected from s 9th Carolina in few
days.
Miss Elsie Lakin of Waterville,
Me-, is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. John Russell. She will
teach the village school the coming
year.
The six months old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells Dickinson died Sunday
morning after an illness Of two days
from pneumonia. We extend our sym
patty.
M. j. Hapgood is spending few
days in Granville, H.. with his uncle,
Chas. Barnard. Mr.. Hapgood went to
be present at the Goth anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard's marriage.
We are saddeped 10 learn OF the