The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-23

Mrs. I'd. SHARKS anu Messrt hAlpi
and Howard siarks returned 10 Troy
IN. ". last week
MIR. 4. ". Young aud daughter
Miss Malorie. returned 70 their hom'
n Brooklyn, \. y. last "Wednesday.
Barnard Sykes took flying tril
10 New York last week, returning Sat
urday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brigham o.
Church ST., took an auto trip 10 Bos
ton and return being gone several days
All who could arrange their affair
did so last week and went down TO The
Manchester Fair and enjoyed the trot
ting and other attractions.
All who saw the Manchester Fan
seem TO have the fair fever for Dorse
is deserted this week As everyone Is al
the wallingford Fair.
Now look out for the Bondylll'
FAIR. That is the place where you vii
see a genuine country fair. and is al
ways well worth going to.
Mrs. John Cochraue and Miss
Ethel Roberts of East Dorset were ii
town last week calling on friends,
The Sunday School picnic will be
held ut Waldo Sykes grove Saturday
Sept 18th, at II m. Every one is
TO take their own lunch. Games dur.
ing the afternoon.
Mrs. X. NJ. Campbell entertained
a few friends al Bridge on Monday
evening of this week in honor Of her
sister, Miss Hamilton.
The Dorset Field Club is improy.
ing some of It's putting greens and next
year the course will be very much bet
ten aud for short course one of the
best in Vermont. A better place for
the state tournament could not be had.
On Sunday the 26th the Yoke Bear
ers Glass have Temperance Sunday
and will consider by yarious addresses
the growth Of Temperance IN the
States. All members are requested TO
he pres sent and all others are invited.
-. II. Sheldon has bought the auto
owned by Mr.. Barbour, and is already
doing quite business with il, Orders
are in way ahead, and il the weather
holds fine, and the machine escapes
accidents, he will have very fair re-
turn on his investment before snow
flies.
Very few men can have horse run
away aud recover it without any injury
to either horse or cart. b. II. Weed is
one of those lucky ones. His trotter
ran from East Rupert to Manchester
Center last week and managed TO clear
everything in its path Berniee we
you.
The pomana Grange meeting will
be held with Dorset Grange No. 81
at School Hall. Dorset, Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening. Sept. 10Th. Paw.
let and Rupert members are urged to
attend. The afternoon session will be
in the 9th degree at $50. Supper at 9
aud the evening session in the 4th de-
gree at 8 O'Clock.
"A joint basket picnic of the Man
chester. East Dorset and Dorset
Oranges will be held at Reeds grove
Manchester Center. Thursday, Sept.
Both. Dorset Changers who wish to 90
down on the II ID a. M, NJ. d. d G..
rain will meet at the School House not
ater than 1890 a. m. Grangersl Plan
70 turn ont and have a rousing time.
MIR Faxon the Pawlet meat dealer.
met with serious accident last week
Just south of the home of Allan Roberts
lcar the East Rupert line. His team
went off the bridge and upset his cart,
throwing him out and breaking his leg
n two places, and bruising him quite
,adlp. The cart was damaged hut the
Iorses were not injured. After doe
or bad attended him he was removed
o his home, and at present writing is
LONG ms well as can be expected.
The following cottages have been
losed for the season and their occu-
,ants returned 10 their homes. II. w.
sheldon OF Yonkers. n. ", A. w.
harrington of Troy, n. v, o. W.
;ates of Andover. Mass, Rev. Geo. y
Hilbert Of Northampton. Mass. Mr..
md Mrs. Sutor OF Washington. d. c.,
hrs. J. NJ. Warren OF Cambridge,
lass, Edison Starks Of Troy. N. ".
'lrs. Henry Preniiss Of Elizabeth, n.
1. NJ Y. Barbour % Toledo. o. An
ther two weeks will see the village in
Is fall and winter condition We have
wenty-cight ont Of town families. and
when they are all away the town is In
Iced lonely.
Several weeks ago we referred TO
be Boom" on the West Road and |
PREDICTED great future il plans could |
,c carried out. Some Of the plans |
eem 10 be- materializing as j. eyidenc- /
d by the sale Two weeks ago Of the |
alexander farm 10 r. q. Crane. owner
4 "Maplehnrst." The Ellen Laid 1
lace has also passed INTO Mr.. Cranes
snds and with bis purchases from Z. /
I West aud Miss carhart this gives
im contfol Of one Of the most bcanii-
NJ sections IN Dorset. That these pre-
critics viii be improved and new resi-
ents brought IN, goes without saying.
: Mr. Crane il very much interested