The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-03-04

Mrs Frank Woodward u Airing
Ton. sto has beeu spending few day
here with friends. returned home Sun
day evening.
The animal meeting aud election
~ officers o. Pacific Engine Co.. vii
be- held Thursday evening, March llth
/ 1909. At o. NJ. IN the engine house.
II l.. ADAMS. Clerk.
Battenkill Valley Grange have
changed their night Of meeting from
/ the 2nd aud Ith Saturday evenings Of
each month 10 the 2ud and 9TH Tues
day evening. Of each month
News has been received here of the
death u Timothy Harrington at his
home in Saratoga. n. y. at the age Of
81 years. Mr. Harrington was for
many years highly respected citizen
OF Dorset
The chicken pie supper which was
70 have been given by Skinner w. r..
c., has been postponed until after
Lent, A social will be given by the
w. X. c Monday evening, March Is.
All are cordially invited. lee cream
aud cake will be served.
On Tuesday evening the men who
have bad he forming of n new club in
met IN the rooms back OF the bankland
perfected their arrangements. A set
Of officers were chosen and il was de-
eided TO call the new organization the
Union Club. The rooms back of the
bank have been secured and will be
fitted up in nice shape and pool tables
pnt IA along with tables for cards.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
- T. Madison is suffering from a
earbnncle.
Webster Eddy Of Hoosick Falls,
n. y, visited his sister Mrs. j Henry
Hicks last week.
We understand that j. II. Couture
Is making arrangements 10 resume bus
mess in the near future.
Mrs. Rodney Lampson and Mrs.
Eber Taylor spent the day with Mrs.
.C, A. Botyu last Friday
Mrs, Turner Of Manchester Depot
entertained the ladies of the Methodist
society Wednesday afternoon.
Harry Lawrence and wife who have
been on visit to friends in New York
State returned home on Monday.
Waldo Williams, who has been in
the Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burling
ton for treatment, has returned much
improved aud win 90 soon to North
Adams, Mass, where he has position.
DORSET.
John r. Wilkins will hold an auc.
ton at the residence Of Warren Lake
10 Dorset, foI the sale of his household
goods and farming tools, on Tuesday,
March 9Th, nj ten o'clock in the morn
ing. a. l.. Bowen. Auctioneer. ~
Town meeting brought out larger
vote than usual as the question Of the
court house was a vital one and this
town did not wish 10 foster any scheme
that would work to the deiriment of its
yotersin any way whatsoever. A sur
prise or two WIS in store in the choice
Of officers but We have heard no wall.
ing. The officers are "A. W Phelon.
moderator; Geo. NJ. Wall clerk and
treasurcri lst constable, J NJ Beebe:
selcetmau for one year, Jos. Nadeau,
two years Dighton Lee. three years NJ.
=. Kelley. school director for three
years John Fisher, for one year John
BaHam, road commissioner for east
tide d. NJ. Sheridan. for the west side
John Ma,soni "a constable Burr Phil
lips. lister for one year g. NJ. Wall,
tfI hAh AFatH HNNH BAtthb anu tbf
three years " +. Tnlly; auditors A.
W pheion. A. J Loyeland aud W 4.
MeDevlt,; town grand juror for the
eas, side. ri. Hughes, for the west
side A. h. Bowen. Tax voted. 200
cents. Vote on court house 30 20 and
for. On the license question the vote
~as Is no ard l0a yes. II was voted
70 rsise 1000 Tor permanent roads.
rAsT DORSET
Il. b. Harbour i working IN Man.
chester Al present
Mrs A. 4. Belknap has been
spending few days in Ludlow re
Gently,
Lawrence Wade began work this
scek al J NJ Beebe's where be "a.
Pccss 10 remain tor the season.