The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-08


teaching in Sandgate has returned L
her home for the summer vacation,
Miss Mary FLYNN and John Flynn
and family Of Rutland have been
spending a few days at their fathers
John Flynn's,
Miss Helen Wall leaves tins week
Thursday for Chappaquiddick Mass
where she will spend three weeks with
her sister Miss Lucy Wall
Special services were held in the
Congregational church in observance
Of the lercentenary of the discovery OF
Lake Champain by Samuel de Cham
plain.
AT the business meeting OF the
Young Peoples Society last Thursday
evening the following otiicersand chair
men were chosen: President, Miss Ger
trude Brophy. Vice.President, Law
nee Wade, Secretary, Miss Beth
Brophy, Treasurer, Henry 6. Stone,
Lookout committee, Miss Bertha Ames,
Prayer.meeting committee, Mrs. Ar
thur Belknap, Music committee, Miss
Elida Ames, Social committee, Miss
Bertha Brophy, Missionary committee,
Miss Helen Wall, Flower committee,
Miss Mabel Brophy, Lamp committee
Miss Clara Buffum, Bell committee ,
Arthur Belknap, Carpet committee,
Mrs. Henry q. Stone, Library commit
tee, Miss Sadie Stone.
SOUTH DORSET
The splendid showers have made
life worth living again.
"A. l.. Bowen was in Troy, Albany,
and Bennington this week on Real Els
tate business.
All the city boarding houses are
full of city people and autos and teams
race each other to bring in more.
John Conogan and family were at
Eleanor Bowen's over Sunday.
More corn and buckwheat have
been planted than in any other year,
zee high prices of grain is the cause OF
his.
Mrs. Francis Grover is nursing
Mrs. Dwight Taylor of North Rupert.
Miss Helen NJ. Bowen was in Man
chester over the Fourth.
The Fourth passed off quietly here,
most Of the boys were working.
Henry Stone of Dandy was at Fred
the Fourth,
The autos throw mud, dust and
sand, they abont rnin our roads.
The swarms of autos of all kinds
going to Lake Champlain has made
driving or walking on the highway a
perilous pastlme.
Sunday and Monday the boys at
the quarry had big job moving a
large boiler from one quarry to another,
but they are the boys that can do it.
FRENCH HOLLOW.
Waldo Whites uncle down T. Prov
idence died last week an Waldo went
down T. tn funeral. Waldo says lots
o. folks believe in providence, who
never heerd o. Rhode Island,
Most O. Peru's summer folks have
arrived. The Quackenbush, Grant and
Cosmus families; Elk Gov. McCollough's
family is expected soon.
-Swimmin's purity good in Winhall
River since the ice is all gone out.
Some fellers is born rich an others
i've with their wife's folks.
Uncle 'Lish Bell says his family is
III well 'cept his Oldest dorter an she's
,ver TO Rawsonville.
Miss Fern Burbee is yisitln' in,
Iandsgrove. The's good many good
men come from Landsgrove, an you
blame 'em If you'd ever seen
4andsgrove.
Hiram Browns spring give out
bout month ago an he's dlggin' a
YELL Iii alus did like worter- after
Yards.
The Bondville Fairs goin' T. be
ever this year. Professor
,ushman an his troupe Of Smiling
'ows, from Pomfret, is tn latest attrac
ion booked.
Miss Blossom Benson went to Bur
ngton last Monday an as her folks
int received no suviner pustal cards
rom her yit, they think somethln
,ust happened to her. Them suyi-
er pustals are mighty fine fer people
At can't write wat they see.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Styles and Mr..
nd Mrs. l.. +. Benson tended the
oIden weddin of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Obj 4 Wa'dsboro last Tuesday.
All our sasiety folks tended tn
tone. Coolidge weddin' 'tPeru th other
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