The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-24


week
- Henry Wright q Brooklyn. n
y, has been a recent visitor az Geo.
| N. Wallis.
Mrs J Harold BuiIum aud Miss
Vera Powell haze been guests At } Z.
Butfum's
Miss Leonard and niece are spend
ing some timc 1t her unele's, NJ. Sher.
locks.
Mrs Burton Bromley aud daugh-
Ter Of Bennington are visiting her par.
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. b. p, Bowen
Miss Eleanor Torrey has returned
from her school where she has been
teaching IN Minnesota.
Miss Anna Coping is attending
commencement week at Burr 4 Bur
ton Seminary.
Miss Rena Benson Of Rutland is
spending week with her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs II Benson.
Mrs. Frank Rich and two daugh-
tiers, Of Indiana, are visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. II b. Kendall.
Miss Clara Buffnm of Middlebury
College is spending her senior vacation
nt her home here.
Frank Lapham of Glens Falls, N.
T.. and John Andfus of Pawlet ale
guests at Mrs. Grace Ames.
Miss Mary Leary, who has been
teaching III Dorset, is visiting Miss
Jennie Leary before returning TO her
home in Poullney.
Several from this place attended
the exercises at b, 4 B Seminary dur
ing the past week.
-George Kendall former resident
here. graduated this month from the
Troy Academy as president Of his class.
The dance OF the Woodmen of Dor
set announced ion the 18th, will not be
held until Friday, July ., at same place.
There will be AN ice cream aud
cake social al School Hall, Saturday
evening, June 9th. A short musical
will be furnished. Proceeds
for kasomining the Church. Come
aud help a good cause
SOUTH DORSET
Field strawberries are ripe and
plenty.
Dodging the ante is now the game
he profit is death, the reward worthy |
Good wet summer weather.
The marble church at Dorset has
commenced to mnteriaize.
Mrs. j McDevitt aud Dana Sher;-
Ian are conyalescent. They had pneu
nonia aud Dr. Lddle was their doctor.
A. X. Bowen from California and
lss Huldah Bowen of Bennington
we're at A. D. Bowen's Saturday and
sunday.
If you buy Paroid Roofing of A.
>. Bowen you get the best and only
,erfeet goods. He is the only author
zed agent and sells no seconds.
The Judges and the Elders trip to
Few York in last weeks JOURNAL was
veil received by the readers, II smack.
d of old times and was racey.
Norcross West Co. are opening
lew quarry just south of the old one
where solid core 70 feet long was
AIKEN out of yariagated marble.
The Mears family and the Brace
eople have moved from the Norcross
arm and farming is being rushed there
nth vim. and we may expect a glut
y tif HfNbNtt uitl hft Nbtlls
- had occasion to call on Charles
,oberts of East Dorset and found him
usy repairing, remodeiDg and nj rig
~ his dwelling. The old gentleman
in have a very convenient home as
iould every such genial. whole heart
4 person.
Edwin LaFevre of New York is
ack again aud has moved the old Haw
y house on the West road back up
ITO the maple grove aud is fitting il
n a summer home. He viii have an
ito aud is an enterprising man. He
rites for several Magazines and Art
lprnals. lie is welcome here.
The pupils of the South Dorset
-ammar school having the best atten-
lnce for the term ending June 18th
e a. follows: Myrtle Nichols. Loretta
lyman, George Cooley, perfect atten
lncei jamie fully absent one day;
argaret Malone, one and one half
,ys. Average attendance 1917.
NJ. a. STUART, Teacher.
The pupils having the best aiitn-
NEE 10 The South Dorset primary
hool for the term ending June Is, are
e following: Ida Blackmcr. Mary
sGare. Alice Mcbride, Celia MeDe-
Il, Helena McDeviii aud Regina
,dey we're perfectin attendance; John
olloy absent oue-half day; Gertrude
ally and edward McDeviti absent one
". John Wade aud David Bentley
tered school the second week and
ere perfect ia attendance for the re-
sinder ~ the term.
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