The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-30

Richard Cook of this village is Wis.
ting relatives in Chester.
l.. T.. Story Of the N. +. T. a T.
Co., WIS IN town Tuesday last.
"A. G. oryis has been confined Ia
the honse for some DAYS by sickness.
Iezem Bovey has been hauling
slate from Granville for Fred Wells.
Ed, Hanley has rented his cottage
on Prospect street 10 Mr.. Whedon of
Arlington.
II. Eggleston has secured the con
tract W slate the roof of st. Paul's
church this fall.
Hiss Sarah w, Oryis left on Satur-
day for Burlington where she resumes
her studies at L. V. NJ.
Miss Evelyn Spaiford of Stock
bridge, Mass. is the new day operator
in the local telephone office
Mir. and Mrs. NJ. W. Stewart OF
Bennington are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Otto k. Bennett, for few weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert NJ. Reed of
Albany ARE keeping house at the Reed
homestead in this village for few
weeks.
Mime. Madeline Reiser has return
ed 10 her home in New York city after
having spent the summer in Manches
ter as usual.
Mrs. Minnie Reynolds Smith of
Boston, Mass. has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Mercy A. Carpenter. on
the West Road.
Benz. A. Buckley. who has been
spending the past week at the Eqni.
nox. left on Monday afternoon for his
home in Southport, Conn.
Lincoln lsbam left for New York
city on Saturday last where he will re-
main for few days before returning
" his school ut Pomfret. Conn.
Ills getting cooler now and those
who are looking for good, hot meal
while shopping in Rutland are invited
to the New Depot Restaurant. %
The Modern Woodmen Of Dorset
will give another of their popular
dances nj School Hall. Oct. sih. Sup.
per served at 30 cents per couple.
Everybody come. q
Henry ]. Hnlsberg left for New
York city for two weeks vacation on
Tuesday last. He will be in time to
take in the sights of the Hudson-Ful-
ton celebration now IN effect.
Mrs. Ella X. Bourn has returned
from four weeks visit with friends in
Proctor. VI, Shushan. Greenwich and
Saratoga, N. Y, and will be at Mrs.
Cross till her house is vacated.
Mrs. Mary conlom and two daugh.
ters, Annie aud Eta, formerly of this
town, but now OF Manchester, N. H.,
have been in town for the past four
weeks calling on friends and relatives.
Miss Rose Moflitt OF New York city
sas in this village for couple Of days !
his week visiting her many friends
mere. Miss Motif has been in New
York ever since leaving Manchester !
hree years since.
-Advices from the family Of Leonard |
sargent Of Washington are to the e. /
'ect that Mr.. Sargent il still i'll and has
been 80 for some months back. His
many friends in Manchester wish him
! speedy return 10 MELVILLE.
The editor has Northern Spy ap.
pie Of last falls crop which is in per.
'eei condition. The only one out Of a
y hole bin full thai survived the rava
res Of time. IL was presented 10 him
~ Hon. Il. {. oryis, farmer. of Pros
peel Farm
The condition Of d. n. Parker.
ahom We mentioned ss having gone ID |
Troy last seek for an operation for
WAS successfully oper
Ned on Is steadily improving al the /
present writing. His eond ition was
considered AZ serious for few days.
A. the morning train will be taken
n Och ). The early morning mail com.
ng in and going oni will be- iiscouiin-
aed. The mail going ont Al . p. m.
siil also be discontinued. The first
nail ia will be al 10 a. N. and the last
mail oui viii close Al 30 .. ma.
--wm. H. Graham. aho has been a,