The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-04

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Mr. aud Mrs. Herbert Williams
spent few days 10 Bennington last
week
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ior New York City on Wednesday night
90 important business.
--Chas. y. Williams while making
business trip in Connecticut, will visit
BIZ daughter Mrs, David Andrews 81
I East River.
The members OF Owls Head Camp
~ W. A. are To hold masquerade
ball At School Hall on the evening Of
I February 10Th. A good time Is assnr-
ed all who come.
Miss Ruby Pember visited Mrs
John Wildwood over Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wildwood entertained few at
cards Saturday evening in Miss Penn
ber's honor.
This village has lost another of its
most worthy citizens in the death of
Mrs, Olive s. Roberts which occurred
ON Sunday afternoon:last. Mrs. Rob.
erts was the widow Of the late Stephen
Dan Roberts and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus b. Lake OF this town
and was G7 years OF age Mt the time of
her decease. The funeral was held on
Wednesday at II a. M. in the Grange
Hall and the services were in
charge OF the Grange assisted by Full
Ter Post and W. X. c.; also the Mod
ern Woodmen of America, whose For
esters" were the pail bearers. The
services were conducted by Rev. G. H. |
Carhat and the music was by the
Grange choir assisted by, w. Il. Kent. |
EAST DORSET.
DIR. c. w. Bartlett of Bennington
was in town last Friday.
MIR. Smith, cook at the Vermont
Lumber Camp, is quite i'll.
Mrs. Louis Bushee and children |
are visiting relatives in Manchester.
Mrs. Louis Moreau has been i'll the
past week, but is better at the present
writing.
Mrs. Sarah Cochran spent few
days recently in Wallingford and Rut-
land.
Miss Sarah Otis from b. d. b. Sem
mary spent Sunday with Miss Anna
Coping,
Mrs. John Harrington was in
Dorset for several days caring for her
sister-in.law, Mrs, Olive Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Osgood of
Bellows Falls has been visiting their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Loveland. |
Miss Bertha Brophy returned to
Rutland last Friday. Her sister, Mrs.
Knox, is better but not fully recovered.
Frank Squires has moved back on
to his farm again and Fred Hulett is
living in the house vacated by Mr..
Squires.
The Meat.Pie supper held at the
Hall last Thursday evening was well
attended and enjoyed by all. About
sl5 was realized.
Mrs. Elba (Bebee) Bates of Nor.
which, Conn, is spending few days
in this vicinity visiting her mother and
other relatives.
The Jolly Seven" gave a dance
at the Hall last Friday evening. A
good number attended. Cops Or
chestra OF Rutland furnished music.
The employees of the Ely Marble
Co. have stopped work and put an at
tachment on the marble in order to
secure the wages which are due them
-Myron McEkron, who was injured
at the Shuttleworth quarry last week,
il in very serious condition. Several
bones were broken and internal injur-
les sustained.
"A play entitled "Out OF Town"
will be given by local talent Mt School
Hall next Wednesday evening. Feb.
10th. REGULATIONS and music both vocal
and instrumental will be given between
the acts. Homemade candy and pea
nuts will be on sale.
Last week news was received of
the death of Mr.. Spencer, the husband
of Margaret Dunn Spencer who for
merly lived here. She was daughter
OF Patrick Dunn and lived in Benning-
ton at the time Of her marriage but has
resided in Brattleboro since then. Mrs.
Spencer has one child, little dangh.
ter.
PERU.
squally weather for few days.
Fl X. Crossmap came home from
Montpelier Saturday.