The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-29

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s.. SATURDAY,
Miss Eagleson has joiued Der moth.
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~ $ Norton has returned from a
voeks' trip 70 Rochester, n. y,
Mrs. Charles Z Council and son
Phillip have retained 10 Binghamion.
NY.
Summer residents are beglnning.to
arrive and more wiil be here early IN
May
n II. Kent having returned from
Albany Is seen daily around town locai.
INK risks
Too bad Mrs. W. +. Kent aud
Miss Sherman missed the train for
Troy Thursday.
Marcus V Baker. Of Toledo. o.,
hss rented VIM. +. keni's cottage for
the coming season.
Mrs. Dow and two daughters have
rented the Kellogg eottrgc and take
possession May Bird.
lit is reported that Miss NJ Gray
has rented her house TO Mr.. Starks Of
Troy for the summer
Mrs. Joseph Nadeau Of East Dor.
set has been visiting with her amt,
Miss Marcia Gray, the past week.
Mr. Humphreys and two daughters,
and Mr.. Crane and family are expected
TO open their houses about May 3rd.
Washing Machines, three kinds in
stock. Drop US line and we will send
you cuts aud prices. Taconc Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. y. S. Norton and three child.
rem spent several days Of last week in
Dorset Hollow, the guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. Warren Lave.
Rev c. l.. Carhau is away on a
vacation. Dea. X. Sykes presided Sun
day morning, and Judge c. b. Kent
read the sermon.
The NJ. W. Of A. held their regu.
lar meeting the 22nd. About thirty at
tended and considerable important bus
mess was transacted.
MIR. and Mrs, Henry Kellogg and
daughter arrived in town last week
from the West. Their many friends
will be pleased TO see them,
The leading question in this village
just now is, "Will the Hotel be opened
or notfp II would be an awful blow
10 Dorset il it should remain closed,
Friday evening b. 4 b, Seminary
gave their concert to fair sized house.
II was very good in every part and
those who went thoroughly enjoyed it.
The Woodmen will give another
dance May 9TH, for the benefit of the
piano fund. Music by Thompson's
Orchestra accompanied by drum and
rymbals. Concert from $ until o.
Miss Carrie Holey returned from
New York Saturday the oath. Miss
Holley has been away about two |
and while in the city executed |
several orders for miniatures. She is
, very able artist and is much sought
liter by those who can afford her style |
ii work
Miss de Nottbeck, who has bought
he Dunton property, Is having the old
lonse IN the rear done over and VIII
lam Crandall is doing the work. 1t is
the house. when completed,
sill be occupied by friends OF Miss de
Nottbeck.
Miss Manora Edgerton's birthday
sas celebrated last Monday, the 10Th,
II the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Edgerton. A large number
II young people and several older took
of the house for the evening.
Numerous presents were received by |
he yonug lady and all reported good
ime.
Dorset Grange, No. 23l, held its
'egular meeting Wednesday evening.
he Dist. On account Of the threaten
ng weather there were not as many
,nt as usual, but those who attended
eli repaid for Drawing the elements, as
he lecturer, Miss Hard, provided
'ery good program which was well rem
Tered, and the number heartily encor
d. X. NJ Campbell talked under
on Panama. and the Canal,
lnd A, W. Phelon gave an interesting
ketch Of Turkey and its troubles. The
musical program was as follows: Man
Iolin solo. L. II West; solo and chorus
). Council solo and chorus, w. X.
Roberts; pianist, Mrs X, NJ. Campbell;
male chorus. Rupert liarwood, John
'ichols, George Lee. Ernest Manley.
'larencc Blaekmer and Alfred Sey-
lour. The singing was excellent and
distinct Those who did
Of turn out missed treat AT the
lose Of the meeting social hour was
njoyed by all. Th, next regular meet.
IL viii be held May 9Th. Miss Hard
III repeat the musical part Of the last
rogram, aud will extra numbers. The
ihjeci for discussion will be Forestry,
nd will be handled by able brothers,