The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-21

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10 the family ioi II llsllwoad Cemetery
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attended thu services we're Mr. AND
I Mr.. 4 y. billiard. John X billiard
Misses Sarah and lcanlc billiard sind
I George A. Backlln 81 Rutland; Edward
J Read II Dandy; Mrs. {. " Phelps
Aud NJ. {. Pheip. ~ Dorset.
HAScHEsTER pElDT.
Harry blanchard was IN Rutland
on business few days last week.
/ Hon. ] W Fowler was in Ben.
uingion on business Tuesday last,
-Oyereoais and winter suits 2jF less
ihsu former price ri Helmets, 80 Nv
Henry Kendall aud Jos. l.ugene
we're 10 Rutland on Thursday last
lransacting business.
James N Bourn has sold his farm
ia the east part Of this place 10 Almon
Adams, who will take possession at
once o. his I5O acre property.
Mr.. j. W. Fowler. who has been
III for the past few weeks threatened
with run OF fever, is showing marked
improvement at the present writing.
james NJ. Amedon is confined 10
his house by sickness As Jim is a
pretty good sized man there is n good
deal Of him 10 be sick aud when he is
sick he is generally pretty sick
EAsT DORSET.
Henry Kendall was in Rutland on
business Friday.
Frank Bishop spent Sunday in Rut-
land with his family.
MIR and Mrs. Luther Torrey are
rejoicing over the birth of a sou, born
Sunday, Jan. 18th.
Mrs. Frank Brophy of Rutland is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Torrey.
Mr.. and Mrs, 4. +. Clark returned
home last Saturday after an absence of
several days.
Mrs. Horace Jones and children
went to Albany last Thursday return.
ing on Saturday
Mrs. Frank Bishop and son Ed
ward, OF Rutland, visited Mrs. Kath.
arine Stone last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Belknap of Cav
endish has been spending few days
with their son, A. Il. Belknap.
Miss Edith Fairman accompanied
by Dir. Cochrane went TO Albany last
week to have her eyes examined.
Anna and George Roberts are at
their home here now and boarding at
W. c. Whalon's. Their father, C. H.
Roberts, is still in Troy.
"A, A. Sears arrived last Monday
at his sons A. A. Sears, Jr. Mr.. Sears
Sr., has been living for some time with
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Lane of
Dorset.
There were two entertainments held
at the hall during the past week under
the auspices of st. Jerome's church.
An oyster supper and dance was held
Wednesday evening and Saturday eve
ming dance was enjoyed by good
number. Both entertainments were
very successful.
News was received last week of the
death of Mrs. Annie Edgerton, who has
resided in Bennington for several years
but was formerly of this place. Her
remains were brought here Tuesday
and inferred in the cemetery south of
the South Village.
Miss Lizzie Bushee of Manchester
Depot has been at the home of her
brother, Louis Bushee, for few days
recently. She was there helping to
care for Mr.. Bushels infant son, who
has been seriously i'll. but is much bet
ter 1.-THE present writing.
PERU.
Owing TO the severe storm on Sun
day there was no service Mt the church.
MIR. and Mrs. \. +. Phillips and
daughter of Putney, recently visited
relatives in town.
Miss Mary Coolidge went on Tues.
day of last week to Bandam, Conn,
for few weeks stay.
An old fashioned snow storm on
Sunday gave us the most snow we have
had during the winter at one time.
Mrs. and Miss McDonegle of Hoos-
lex Falls, n. Y, are boarding for a
few weeks with Miss Burt and Mrs.
Lakin at the parsonage.
We have heard during the past
week Of the arrival OF Mrs. Chas. Bat
chelder and Mrs. n. NJ. Swift in Beau
fort, s. c.. where they expect to spend
the remainder OF the winter,
On New Years day party of "a
met ut the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Wells
Dickinson. They we're MIR. and Mrs.
b. A. Prouty. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Pronty and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Prouty aud children. Rev. and
Mrs. Allen Charlton and children of |
Heath, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells |
Dickinson and son. Wells, Mary Ben
jamin, Lewis and Irene Prouty. Ed