The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-11

in up 10 hls last sickness. which Was o
about seven weeks duration. Mr.. Deaf
bad made his home for several year
with Mr.. and Mr.. Percy Gilmore ans
il WAS at their home be died Judg,
Dean bad served the County ~ assist
ant Judge for several year, aud ha,
held various town Offices, as seleclman
Justice u peace and school trustee.
MANCHESTER DENT.
Anyone wishing a fine lot Of sum
mcr wood bad better see Sexion. ~
Mrs, Orlando Bonrn. who has been
visiting friends In Rutland has return
ed home
Byron kldred aud wife went Il
Bennington aud North Adams last week
for a short visit.
The house which has been known
as the Lawrence house is vacant foI
the hrst time IN seventy years.
Mrs, Polly Chapman has gone 70
st. Johnsbury 10 spend the rest Of the
winter with her nephew, George Case.
Mrs. Lee Bonrn has gone TO Bel.
lows Falls To visit her daughter who
has 4 position there and from there will
90 to Adams aud Hoosiek Falls, N. Y,
TO visit friends.
The members OF the Manchester
Rod and Gun Club are requested TO
meet al the rooms of the 0ndawa Club
10 the Village on Saturday evening the
18th inst, 10 elect officers 10 fill vacan-
cles aud to transact other important
I business.
Fullerton is out of town answering
a call from Troy and Schuylervlle. N.
Y, Almost seventy-six years old and
still hustling. His nephew, Herman
Fullerton Goodale, who spent a few
days here about three weeks ago, is to
be with Mr.. Fullerton after March LIST
TO take charge of his business. Mr..
Fullerton says Goodale is all right.
Must be, because he is one. half Full
lerton.
DORSET.
g. NJ. Sykes is sick with an attack
OF grip.
r.. NJ. Campbell has been in New
York for the past few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Berniss Sheldon of
Bennington spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Emma 0bermaier has gone on
visit 10 friends in Unionville, Conn.
Miss Jennie Leary of East Dorset
visited Miss Leary over Sunday at the
Barrows House.
The donation last week was one Of
the largest ever held, nearly two hun
bred people were served TO splendid
supper
Westover" the summer home OF
Mrs. Humphrey, was entered on Sun
day night last and general ransacking
took place.
AN oyster supper will be served by
the Woodmen at their masquerade ball,
in the school room below the hall. Fifty
cents per couple.
The town books will close Feb.
10th in order TO allow the Auditors time
TO get out the town reports for the
March meeting which will come on
March 2nd.
The taxpayers of Dorset who
do not care 10 build new court
house for the benefit of Bennington
should see that large vote is register
ed against the project.
Lincoln Centennial celebration FRI
day, Feb. 18th at G.. A. r. Hall. Sup
per served by the ladies OF the w. h.
c. from $50 10 7 o'clock. Adults l5c,
children Zoe. Program beginning at
soclock appropriate to the occasion,
consisting of music, recitations and ad
dress. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Frank Cadoret, who has been
sick with grip and heart trouble for
the past two weeks, is convalescing.
Her daughter Edith. ten years Of age,
mas taken the entire ocare OF Mrs. Ca
doret both day and night, and attend.
ed to the house work as well excepting
the washing. This little lady has
bright future before her when she can
accomplish SO much at this time Of life.
Norcross- West Co. have secured the
contract to furnish twenty-three addi-
tional monolith columns for the d. A.
X. building at Washington, ID. C. This
is the largest JOB for marble columns
OF this size ever let in the United
States. These with the Is already |
quarried will make ~ in all. This col
umns weigh when quarried 40 tons
each.
EAST DORSET.
Will Bull and wife recently visited |
relatives here.
Fred Rich of Rutland spent Sun
day at II, b. kendall's.
Mrs. Coping spent few days las,
week visiting Mrs. w. g. Bebee.
-Mes.rs. Stafford and Lawrence Of
Rutland have been in town several
days recently on business.
Mrs. A. Il. Belknap and little
Emma, spent part Of last
week in Ludlow with Mrs. Belknap's
parents.
"A load OF about sixteen young peo-
pie wen. To Dorset last Thursday even
ing 10 attend the donation and oyster
supper. II was perfect evening and /
everyone bad fine time.
MIR. Marshall Hope died at her
home ia Oneida. n. Y. Sunday morn.
A rfificin1 Taath !