The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-10-07

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l,~n Thursday.
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h.f hoB- 10 kusisnd.
~. Margaret. Gniid mel With Mrs.
I W. n. Roberts Tuesday.
Mr.. Madison has rented A. II.
Bossford's farm honsc.
MIR. aud Mrs. Henry Stone Of East
Dorset were in town Tuesday
Alton Morehonse is assisting Harry
whipple in the postofliee.
New fall styles Of footwear at
Young's Shoe Store. Call and see them.
"A
John Marsien Of Utica, y. T., is
the glest Of his son, A. Is. Marsden.
Helen Adams. only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Adams, is very i'll. |
MIR. and Mrs Elmer Adams who
have been in Fonda, n. Y, have re.
turned.
The Grange picnic which was held
IN Mr.. Reeds grove was very enjoy
able occasion.
Mrs. Fred Tarbel. who has been
visiting friends here, returned TO Chi.
copee. Mass. Thursday.
Miss Ferguson. who has been IN
Sandy Hill. n y. has returned. Miss
Ferguson is trained nurse.
Henry Maxim aud mother. who
have been spending the simmer at M.
J. Covey's. returned TO Brooklyn Tues
day.
Henry II. Mars leaves for Albany
in few days where he will enter
school. His many friends wish him
success.
Mrs. j. Doyle who went 10 hos
pital in Providence, X. l., had a sue
cesssful operation and will soon return
10 her home.
Regular meeting OF Skinner W. X.
c. Friday at 80 p. m. All members
are requested TO meet in the @. A. X.
Hall ut II o'clock. The Inspector will |
arrive on the noon train.
Ladies of Manchester and vicinity
are invited to Millinery Opening of
Fall and Winter hats on this Thursday .
October 7th, at Miss Hanaman's Par. '
lors, Manchester Center. "A G
The Modern Woodmen Of Dorset
will give another Of their popular 4
dances ut School Hall. Oct 18th. Sup t
per served at 80 cents per couple. a
Everybody come. %
The funeral OF Amos Wells was \
held from his late home last week s
Wednesday. Pacific Engine Co., of :
which Mr.. Wells was member, attend q
ed in body. Rev, +, M. Fuller. pas
tor of the Baptist church. officiated. y
The burial was in the Center cemetery a
The funeral of the late Edward g. D
Cochrane was held from the house
Thursday and was largely attended.
Several friends from New York were
in town to attend the services. Rev. B
w. II. Bamford, assisted by Rev. Il. G
NJ. Fuller. ofliciated and the burial was $,
in Dellwood cemetery.
MANCHESTER DEPOT. "
"A j. Davis was in Rutland on G,
Monday last on business. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias T. futile spent c,
Sunday at South Londonderry.
Ernest Hamilton OF Sandgate visit
I'd relatives in town Sunday.
The Commissioners OF the estate Of nj
VIM. H. Fullerton met on Monday last
It the Battenkill Inn. IA
Miss Grace Sexton, accompanied
BY Miss Margory Hamilton, spent Sun IN
lay at the formers home here.
Miss Lnella Davis wishes to an A,
lounce her fall and winter Millinery
opening on Saturday Oct. 9th. "a IA
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Sexton. who
nave been spending the summer in East Y
Dorset, have returned to their home
here al
The New Depot Restaurant in Rut- Ii,
and attends to the wants Of the major
ty Of the shoppers from Manchester m
md vicinity. "A in
--Chas. l.. Dench. who has been con-
med 10 the house for some days with IN
heumatic iritis, is able 10 be at his cr
esk again. mi
A full line OF mOccasin rubbers.
hoe rubbers and rubber boots, all new TO
nd bought before the advance. At m,
ioung's Shoe Store. "a mi
Miss Rosy Brooks Of North Rupert vi,
,as taken 10 Burlington on Monday
ist 70 the Mary Fletcher Hospital by mi
'r. Kelley Miss Brooks has com OF,
LEGATION Of troubles. lei
Mrs. p. w. Lincoln and her moth of
! left for their new home in Cleveland, il.
hio. on Thursday last. Mr. and Mrs. rnl
lincoln will be greatly missed by their pu
ANY friends in this town but all wish ma
rem success in their new home. mn
~. H. Hicks has traded his mill site err.
nd the house thereon with Geo. Snow Co
" Mr.. Shows house near the Depot. sb,
il understood that Mr.. Snow will in wo
10 near future erect mill and carry 90,