The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-10-21

size packages Quaker Oats "a paeke'
IN large size family packages. Will
and without china 3
Mrs. Albert llarwood and Mis-
May Rowell spent Saturday in Man
chester Depot.
Miss EAgIeson, who has been sisi,
ing IN Albany. returned ~ "Wostyieg
Saturday.
--Rey. Geo. Gilbert will preach Sun
day next on the text THE Presen
Stale Of the World.
VIM. Balehelder is taking his VA
cation this week and is greatly misses
from q. NJ. Sykes store.
ii. NJ. Sykes is having new wood
work put in around the public scales
X. Weeks has the contract.
Mr.. Baker, brother Of the lat,
Geo. W. Baker, is guest Of MIR. and
Mrs. j. II. Sheldon.
Miss Durham OF Boston, and Miss
Taylor the traveller, left Monday even
ing for Boston, Mass.
--R. NJ. Campbell returned last Sat
urday from n ten days trip TO Boston,
New York and Bennington.
r. C. Crane made quick trip u
10 New York last week, He left We'd
nesday and returned Saturday.
j. II. Sheldon and family returned
Friday night from a weeks trip IN
their auto through Massachusetts.
Thursday, Oct. 2sth, the Woodmen
will confer one degree and have a har-
vest supper for Woodmen and their
families.
Allan Bourn conducted the SER
vices in the Hall last Sunday. Prayer
meeting was held at W. J. Holley's
Tuesday evening.
Miss Williams returned to the Bar
rows House Saturday. She had been
guest of Miss Harrington of Troy for
the past ten days.
Mrs. Angie Sykes and Miss Har'
riet Gilbert leave this week for an ex-
tended trip 10 various places visiting
friends and relatives.
Remember il you have news items
and they are not reported in the Jour
NAL, it is your failure 10 send them IN
TO lock box No. 8.
--Prentiss II. Kent is in Albany this
week and was in Albany last week. he
reports business on the increase aud
the future very promising
-George Wade has returned TO Dor.
set after year over the mountain IN
Londonderry and Jamaica. He is
boarding at Rollin Sykes
The Woodmen's dance last Friday
evening was a success. Good music,
good supper, and a pleasant time for
nil. AL. HARDWOOD had it in charge.
In spite of many obstacles the
work on the church is progressing, and
ii the weather permits Mr.. Doyle hopes
10 be ready for the roofers within a
month.
Miss Harriet Holley. Miss Prentiss,
Miss Janet Prentiss and Miss Charlotte
Prentiss returned to their homes in
New York and Elizabeth, n. j., last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. I. V. Comba of New
York are at Miss Hattie Grey's for a
long visit. They brought their furnl-
ture with them and have it stored in
Tom Collins shop.
The Congregational Society of Dor.
set and East Rupert will hold meet.
ing on Friday evening, Oct. y, at 80
O'Clock, TO consider plans for heating
the new church
Word has been received of the
birth of a daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert McTighe. Mrs. McTighe is Il
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Pratt
of Brooklyn, n, Y. and all are well
known in Dorset.
The auction Saturday of the goods
and real estate of the late Mrs. o, Rob
erts drew a fair sized crowd, and
through the good management OF the
auctioneer, A. l.. Bowen, very fair
prices were obtained. l.. j. Mccoy
bid in the house and land in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Bourn closed
their place on Church ST., Wednesday
and returned TO Yonkers, n. y, for
the winter. We are sorry TO have them
leave u as they are good neIghbors
and take an active interest in church
and town affairs.
The work Of road making on and
arou.d the pinnacle is progressing.
Over eleven hundred loads Of gravel
have been drawn and a large number
10 be drawn yet before all is done.
When all is finished Dorset will have a
very pretty park 10 its center. II has
been good work ms il has given EN-
ployment 70 number Of men and
teams for months.
LONDONDERRY.
MIR. and Mrs. D. w. Marden are
on the sick list.
Mrs. Arson Parker was IN Bellows
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