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

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West.
lieu Abbolt IL G ~ N ha, bcra
spending several days Al Geo. II. Cop.
ping's.
Miss Clara Buifam. Who teaches IN
Wallingford. spent last Saturday at her
home here.
Miss Kate MeDeyitt Of North Ad-
ans, Mass, is visiting her brother,
James McDevilt.
Miss Helen Wall has returned
from visit with Miss Sarah Hilliard
in Rutland.
John Lake Of Pawlet has opened a
barber shop IN the store owned by
John Hector.
-Chas. Mclaughlin visited his SIS
Ter, Mrs. Pearl Ashe of Rutland, sew
eral days last week.
MIR. aud Mrs. SIlas II Kendall OF
Middlebury were recent guests Of Mr..
aud Mrs. q. +. Griffith.
Mrs. Harris Otis Of Dandy and
Miss Otis OF Marengo. H., recently
visited Misses Bertha aud Elida Ames.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Peleg Edgerton, who has been visiting
in Dandy for some time, is dangerous.
ly i'll.
Miss Mary Kelleber, who has been
spending the summer ut the McNaboe
farm, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. Z
Whalon.
Edwin Shuttleworth. president OF
The Manchester Marble Co.. returned
from his home in New York, last Wed |
nesday.
Miss Ethel Roberts, who has been
visiting for several weeks at DR.. j. J.
has returned TO her home
N New York.
Cornelius d. Whalon. who is at
ending the Rutland Business College,
,pent several days at his home here.
asst week.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. +. Sexton, who
rave spent the summer AT their farm
lere, returned last week to Manehes'
er Depot.
Mrs. Henry Kendall left last Sat
lrday for Southington, Ct, where she
will spend week or more with her nm
lie, Norman Griffith.
George Hall Of the Manchester
darble Co., who has been absent from
own during the summer, has returned
nd is stopping at the Wilson House.
Anna Coping who came from
North Adams, Mass, to attend the
swift Bacon wedding in Londonderry,
eturned Monday to the Bliss CONNER.
ial School.
The Modern Woodmen of Dorset
gill give another of their popular
ances Mt School Hall, Oct. 18th. Sup
er served at 80 cents per couple.
Everybody come. %
Miss Helen Wall and Miss Gertrude
trophy were elected delegates to the
bennington County Sunday School
which is to be held in Dor
ct on Friday of this week. .
The sale of rugs and fancy articles
'hicb was held recently was very sue
pssful. Over $2l was cleared and this
Dmpleted paying for the new church
erpet, which was laid short time ago.
SOUTH DORSET
The killing frost has not arrived. !
--Hulda Bowen is home from Ben .
ington for visit
Mrs. Ellen Bowen has sold her j
lrm to W. +. McDevitt,
"A lot of big marble blocks are be-
x hauled to the mills here. (
The Catholic Fair here on Satur-
~ evening, Oct. 2, was successes.
Bowen has new adv. OF real es- 4
tie bargains in this weeks Journal. !
Thomas Burns took in the New {
ork Hudson Fulton show this week.
The taking off of the morning train Z
scommodes many people. A trolley !
ne is the only remedy. /
Jack Warren is again testing for =
arble at the Maple Grove quarry with
tention of opening it up.
Edwin M. Bowen has moved into
lie Of the company houses at the Nor
oss-West quarry where he is
achine runner.
Helen Bowen had the misfortune
break her bicycle Saturday. but she
AIDE the three miles to B. 4 b. ia 30
inutes on foot and in time for SER
res.
The Cook Peary controversary re-
nds me Of an old farmer who turned
his hired man and then would not
him ride to town with him. SO drove
leaving the late hired man 10 hoof
When about mile ont bis wheel
n off and be could not lift the axle TO
I il on. Along comes the late hired