The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-16

u. VI wsbb and grand daughter
|e.t Blair. leri Friday Tor ivo weeks
sisi, With relatives IN petroil, Mieh..
aud Toledo. ohio,
Services AZ usual a. The N y.
church Sunday AZ lol0. Rev. {. IL.
Mead aud wife. who have been spend
Inr several socks with relatives IN
Worthwhile. n. ", returned Saturday
20. Il. Andrew and Wiie Of Spring
Geld wrr, ia town over Sunday.
Margaret spellman returned 10
New York Friday
Mrs. Parkhurst and children r..
turned 10 their home in Albany Thurs
day after spending the summer months
al n, n, llrowns
Miss johnson, who has been IN
town several weeks, returned 10 New
York "Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Norton returned 10
Boston Tuesday,
Ira Is. Stafford returned 10 Bur
lington Sunday Mr.. Stafford is teach
ing chemisicry aud physics At the
Edmundz High School.
PERU.
Rev, II. L. Bnllou OF Chester oc-
cupicd the pulp, aeceptably last san
day morning in exchange with Rev. II.
Is. Tildcn.
Mrs. Kate Walker is spending a
few weeks with relatives IN Manehes-
ter.
Mrs. b. +. Millington and daugh'
ter returned from Pennsylvania last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph farnum wei
coined a little daughter on Tuesday,
Sept. z.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, |. Fletcher of
Winchendon, Mass, were guests at A.
j. Simonds' for few days last week.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
Library on Friday afternoon.
DANDY FOUR CORNERS.
A. W. billiard was in Granville on
business Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. l. Woodward
were in Rutland on Wednesday.
David Porter was in Rutland on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Bromley are
rejoicing over the birth of a daughter.
The I Misses Winona Woodward,
Florence Parker and Anna Dawson re-
turned to Burr 4 Burton Seminary on
Monday.
Misses Mary Rsdon and Vivian
Brown have gone the 7. c. A.
Mike Kelley of Dorset spent Sun
day in town.
Richard Stone spent Tuesday in
Dorset Hollow at the home ofhis daugh.
ter, Mrs. Charles Eastman.
Jerry Stone has found employment
with II. p. Smith.
"A very pretty home wedding took
place at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Otis, when
their daughter Anna was united in
marriage to Mr. Benjamin Long. Only
few of the near relatives were pre-
sent. The happy couple left on the
midnight train for an extended we'd
ding tour.
FRENCH HOLLOW.
TIL Manchester Union Band dis
porsed sum beautiful music last week
t tn Grand Army Veterans Re- Union
ct Derry.
Uncle Lsh Bell SEE he's afeerd 9
go D. bed o. nights after readln' sum o.
tn Sunday papers.
Col. O. P. Dilldock who travels for
a Boston Liquid Hardware house wuz
yisitin' friends about here tn other
day. He sed he'd he on hand Z tn
Bondville Fair
Tbj ocoundral tibet stole th' mouth
piece o. Herb Kings cornet fer a segar
holder, over tn mountain last week,
kin cit tn rest o. tn instrument by
calm ct tn band room ct Manchester
Depot eny Friday.
If buttermilk jist had little in
spiration in it what a great summer
drink il would make.
Never feed pup raw beef steak
if you have family dependent on you.
Time will never be any great sue
cess as healer as long as we have y
pay taxes. :.
-You never see no "For Rent
signs on Easy Street,
Nov tibet. we've heard from Or.
Cook an Commander Perry about dis
GOVERN tn North Pole, seems 20 it's
time Walter Welman was shown up
with sumthin' regardin' his last dash
fer it.