The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-23

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SOUTH poswKr
The fairs atc mostly over
.jack Frost struck " September
Iagh. ihe lf,t " the season.
Read lgowen's old grist min alv.
10 thn weeks JorRSAL
Potatoes are good crop TINS year.
schools have commenced with The
some tcoehcrs. Miss kelleher aud Miss
Stuart
commissioner Kcllehcr has dome 4
good JOB ou the ,ehool grounds by
icycling the ground and baiiiiag anew
woven wire fence
The autos make night hideons
honking and pounding along the roads.
Mary Tally and Helen Bowen are
attending y 4 b. this term.
VIM. Landfcr's house was broken
into fair time aud $500 stolen,
p. Ladd had good horse killed
the last day of the fair.
Thrash yonr pumpkins, husk your
corn, winters coming, summers gone.
Now for a month Vermont will be
one grand display Of varied colors, and
the air will have the scent of
autumn. No land. can be gayer, no
place more beautiful, no ain purer, no
weather better, than here in Vermont.
And the Indian summer, warm, balmy
aud so restful. Why don't more peo-
Pile come here to enjoy III Hotels are
comparatively empty aud the luxulies
Of the season fresh aud plenty. We are
near New York, Boston and all the
eastern cities and the roads are first
class for autos and teams. No one can
ever visit Vermont in autumn and
forget It's charms. 81 CLONE.
EAST DORSET
Miss Ethel Roberts and Mrs. Coch
raDe were in Dorset last Friday.
Miss Anna Roberts returned last
Saturday from visit TO Clements,
n. Y.
Mrs. Frank Rich and daughter
Barbara. are spending some time in
Bennington.
Mrs. Jane w. Ames went last Fri
day for visit to Ponltney.
Joseph Beland, ir., expects to move
into the house vacated by Mr.. Lorette's
family.
"A large nnmber from here attend
ed Manchester Fair last week. Henry
Stone won first prize in the peg race.
John Griffith. is improving his
home by the addition Of large windows
and a furnace.
1t is expected that Rev. II. Nj.
Fuller of Manchester Center will preach
in the Congregational church next Sun,
day afternoon Mt three o'clock.
Mrs. Katherine Stone and son,
Rutherford, were in Dorset last sun
day.
-Torrey Bfophy went 10 New York
last Thursday where he expects to get
a position.
Clifford Coping, Charles and Will
liam Leary and William Wilson are at
tending school nj Burr q Burton Sem
mary.
Miss Mary Mechanics, daughter Of
Thos. Mechanics, has taken position
in the postoflice ut National City, Cali
Rev. II j. MaiIlet oiliciated at the
funeral Of Mr.. Malouey in Wallingford
last week
Horace Dryden's brother and sis
ter of Londonderry, spent Sunday At
at his home.
Miss Mary HARDWOOD, who has been
i'll Tor several days, is improving.
1t is hoped that all interested will
remember the sale which is TO be held
in School Hall, Thursday, Sept. sd.
w. G. Bebee of Manchester visited
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Brophy Sunday.
Word has been received from Min
ME Dunn, who recently had an opera
ton for appendicitis in the Troy hospi
tai, that she was getting along nicely
and would he home soon.
PERU.
Al