The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-10

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Regular meeting Of skinner W X
& fnday n 30 , nj.
Mrs. Sarah Harris j. visiting Il
Chatham. Haosiek aud Rochester. y Y
W. and Mrs litary Maniry hay,
return ! trpm their wedding i1p
Mis. i.illnn Thompson Wa Va Ben,
pinEint Saturday the Ruests - iricBds
Mrs Moon and sou. who bay, teeu
visiting friends bere. raunc,i q Shafts
bary Tuesday.
Service cluh ~ the Baptist church
I vii meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Arthur Msrsdeu.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. III. Sheldon. uho
we're recent guests Of Mr. aud Mrs A.
u Botstord, have returned To Rupert.
Ne and MIS-. ". II. Roberts. who
we're called 10 Randolph by the illness
Of Mrs Roberts mother, have returned.
Marion Carver Botsford, who has
been attending the indianapolis. ln-
diana library school, receivedA diploma
June LIST.
Master Willie Baleh came up from
n T., Monday, has sister Louise nc.
companied him, They will spend sew.
eral weeks with friends.
If weather permits il is hoped that
skinner W X, G. can hold a sale OF
lee cream and cake in the q. A. X.
hall Monday. flag day, June 18th.
Miss Marion Dimond teacher Of
French aud German in Wallingford,
n. l.. will sail for Germany June 18th.
Miss Dimond will also study in France.
- Regular meeting of Battenkill Val.
Icy Grange Tuesday evening when the
question (which causes the greatest
amount Of crime whealth, poverty or
ignorance will be discussed.
An Odd Fellows Memorial service
will be held at the Methodist church on
Sunday morning next, June 18Th All
Odd Fellows and Rebeckahs are urged
TO be present Rev. Il. s. Morey will
oflieiate.
The members Of Battenkill Valley
Grange with friends met with the
Worthy Master and Secretary, Mr., and
Mrs. John Dimond for social re-
Gently, about 30 being present. Games
and music were enjoyed, Ice cream and
cake were served. The receipts were
over -.
Meeting of the Rutland district of
the woman's auxiliary was held in Zion
church Wednesday evening at 7.45 p.
m. Address by Rev. Philip Schuyler
oil Bennington assisted 10y the rector of
the church IN Poutney. Thursday
celebration of Holy Communion at $50.
AT 3 o'clock business meeting held
and the reading Of reports, etc.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Miss jeanne jackson has been quite
sick but is improving.
There will be a regular convocation
of Adonlram Chapter on this Thursday
evening.
"A. c. Common, who has been i'll
some time with a complication of dis
eases, is slowly improving.
There was quite sharp frost in
this village on Monday night. No great
damage was done however.
Mrs. Albert Cherbonneau has re-
turned from Salem, N. Y, where she
spent week visiting relatives.
The Woodmen are to have another
of their popular dances at School Hall
in Dorset on Friday evening Of this
week. Supper. I
Mrs. Elias T. futile has been en-
tertaihing her sister, Miss Louise
Streebel and friend, Miss Elizabeth
Smith, of Albany, n. Y.
Mrs. A. H. Pettibone il home from
Burlington where she went to have an
operation performed and which was n
successful one. She is improving rap
idly.
The new milk train run over the
Rutland road from Ogdensburgh to
New York city is now running and
passes through Manchester late in the
afternoon.
The road from the Station toward
the Center across the flats is in very
poor shape this spring This is one of
the most important pieces of highway
IN the town and should be kept in good
condition.
The recent strike at the plant Of the
Norcross West Co. has fallen through |
and they are putting on many new men
and a good share Of the old ones. This
strike was crazy sort of an affair and 1
illtimcd at that.
DORSET.
Mrs. Chambers spent several days |
in Troy recently.
Miss Helen Barrows spent Sunday
at her home here.
Mrs. Eagleson, who has been away |
for few days, returned TO her home
Saturday.
Maurice Ryde. of New York spent
ten days Of his vacation in our little
village of Dorset.
The Children's Day exercises were
held June 9th. Immediately following
the morning service.
Miss +. Louise Sykes has-be, u out |