The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-05-06


returned aud opened bis house for tn
I coming season.
"A new line Of coach covers m,
porherre hangers. Also a large assert
meni of hammocks al n very how price
Jna received by H. \. Shaw. ?
On Thursday evening 81 this weeI
Adoniram Chapter No. Is, X. A. Nj.
will bold regular eonyocation. 1t i
expected that there will he work
Regular meeting Of BattenklI Val
I ley Grange Tuesday evening, May II
I The question 10 be discussed is, 'trou
which does the mind receive the mos
profit by study or observation. 4
iine musical program will also be rem
dered All members OF other Grange
who chance 10 be in town will be cor
daily welcomed.
The following are the officers o
the O. +. s., recently elected and APP
pointed, and who We installed on Tues
day last.--J II. Dimond. w. r.; Mrs
Hattie NJ Squires, W. NJ; Mrs. Mabe
II. Marsdeu. Assoc. NJ; Mary A
Deneh. secy Mrs. Ellen NJ. Wood
cock, Treas. Mrs EfIie A. Dimond
Con; Mrs. Rosaline Eldred, Associate
Con. Mrs. Dora /, Crowford, Warder
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Fuller, Chap; Mrs
Mary l.. Walker, Marsh. Alvin Wat
ers. Sent; Mrs. Luella e. Kelley
Adah; Mrs. Flora L. Waters, Ruth
Miss Mildred Il. Marshall, Esther; Miss
Winnie Brush, Martha; Mrs. Ella NJ
Lampson, Electa.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. John Carleton is visiting rela
tiyes in Londonderry.
Mrs. NJ G. Walker is visiting rela
tiyes Shushan, N. Y, and Bennington
Miss Grace Sexton, who is teach
ing in Sandgate, was at home here
Sunday.
WIN. c. Miller left for Boston Mon.
day morning last where he has posi-.
ton with large firm Of contractors.
H. b. Kendall has purchased fine
team OF work horses. They look as
though they could do their days work
all right.
Road Commissioner Bourn has
commenced his labors on the towns
highways and is scrapng the roads
and putting on gravel.
Having opened Millinery Rooms in
the Davis Block | wish to invite the
ladies of Manchester and vicinity to
call and see my goods.
= LuELLA DAVIS.
-Norcross- West Co. are adding to
their already large plant. They have
recently put up the girders for a roof
over the eastern end Of the space that
has been heretofore open.
1t is said that O. ?. Walker has
sold his lumber property here to new
corporation which has recently been in
corporated under the laws of this state
to do business in this town, with their
principal Offices here. The name of the
concern is the Bruon Cooperage Co.,
and they are capitalized for $500, 900,
and they are authorized to buy land,
handle all kinds Of lumber, mine for
iron, quarry stone. etc. The incorpor-
ators are Andrew Bruon of Manchester
Depot, Samuel B Farnham and Henry
c. Knox of Paterson, n. j.. and Sam.
uel q. Allen and Edward II. Fallows
of New York City.
DORSET.
Miss NJ. Hard spent last Sunday at
her home in East Arlington,
Edison Starks, Jr. and wife, of
Troy, n. Y, are againat w. B. Sykes.
Geo. Graham has moved the furni-
turf from the Graham house to Claren-
don Springs.
John Nichols and Clarence Black.
mer were in Granville, N. Y. Friday
the 30th, on business.
E. II. West who has been to Phila.
delphia, New York and other places on
a business trip has returned.
Our old friend Thomas Collins still
remains about the same and requires
the constant attention of his nurse.
Mrs. W. h. Dunton. is in town and
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. } II. Shell
don. She will remain in town about
one week.
Weather too uncertain. too cold TO
do much towards cleaning up or plant
ing gardens. As usual the work will
be behind.
Mrs l.. J. 0bermair returned from
Troy Saturday last. Mrs. 0bermaier
was quite i'll while away BUTTS now
fully recovered.
The item reading Marcus V. Baker
Of last week should read Marcus V.
Barber of Toledo, O., has taken the W.
T.. Kent house for the season.
The II. W. Sheldon cottage just
west Of Mr.. Bourn's residence on
Church St, is about finished and will
be occupied by Mr. Sheldon's family
in Jane.
g NJ Sykes TIP TO Boston short
lime ago was not ia vain Judging by
he loads Of goods being drawn up from
Manchester Depot 10 his store by Geo.
Five new members we're received
INTO the Dorset church Sunday the -,
Nrs. John Paddock. Miss T. Paddock