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


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NJ And NJ. Elinef iiaswoqd
drove 10 Rupert Sunday and spent the
day with Mr. sud Mr. wayne iiar
pood W. are very glad y leern that
Wayne hArwood has falis recovered
from bis illness ~ month are.
~. II. West Was in Rutland Mon
day on business, l.eFegre's anla took
him 10 the depot. Another convert 10
the horseless carrisge and another
machine in town viii be lbe result.
a number al mad turtles eggs
were pioughed sp ID a Geld on Il. W
Barrows farm few days ago. and
Monday they began 10 hatch and are
siill coming. Will they soon be able 10
have turtle soup mp therei
n. n. Faneher was called 10 Wor
cesier. Mass. last Friday by the SER
ious illness Of bis wife. Mr.. faueher
has charge Of the work on the new
church for the Norcioss West Go.
Mrs. j. l.. 0bermsier, who has had
a room al w. ] Holley's for the past
year. has gone 10 the Barrows House
for the winter. Her many friends will
be glad TO know that she will be so
nicely situated during the cold weather
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Crane closed
their home, "Maplehurst, on the West
Road Tuesday, and returned to New
York for the winter. They will be
greatly missed AS they have become
very popular since they came to live in
Dorset.
Frank A, Tarbell and George May |
Lake, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lake, were married in Dandy 1
IN Tuesday, Nov End, by Elkanah |
Paris. Justice. They returned to
Dorse, Friday, and the Band" called
ipon them Saturday evening.
The following are registered at the
Barrows House: Mrs. Geo. n. Cham
,ers, New York; Miss Majorie Young,
n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
lays. West Rupert; p. H. Vogel,
Granville, n. Y; Roscoe Starks, Com
,tocks, N. Y; Miss NJ. Leary, Poult-
icy; Mrs. J. l.. 0bermier, Dorset.
Mrs Edison +. Starks is at w. B.
sykes for week or two. Ralph
,tarks is expected this week, Word
las been received by Il. +. Starks that
MS younger brother, Harvard g., is
'ery much better, and is able to be up
md around the house.
The dance of the NJ W. of A. was
IS usual a success, and all reported
cry pleasant time, Over fifty couples
pere on The floor, and large number
fere present as spectators, A nice sum
vas realized towards the new uniforms
nd already plans are on foot TO repeat
be affair. Jerry Crowley and others
ad charge and did their work well.
lcBride's Orchestra furnished music.
Serenades are in order in Dorset
ist at present A bridal couple from
Vest Rupert who were stopping AT the
'arrows Honse received attention Wed.
esday evening Nov. 3rd. and rather
nan listen to the pots and pans set up
ie cigars. Saturday night the Band /
allied at the house on the Kirby Hol-
w road, and remained until after
even, but failed TO secure the cigars.
hey say they are going again. Be ,
,rcful boys. Do not carry it too far.
The regular meeting of the Dorset
range which was held Wednesday ev.
ming, Nov. 3rd. was well attended.
bout fifty five being present and two
sitors. one from Mt. Anthony Grange
Rupert, and one from Mettowee
alley Grange of Pawlet. The Bird aud
h degrees were conferred on class
two, and the Grange was closed in
,rm, and the Lecturers hour made
nblic. Several friends came in and ,
iort musical program was rendered. !,
tier which bountifu supper was
rived. When the tables had been
cared and stored away, dancing was !
IduIged in for one hour by the young
eople, while the older members had a ,
,cial chat, The next meeting will be
'ednesday, Nov. 18th, and an enter
lining program has been arranged.
he members will be well repaid il
ley will make an effort aud attend.
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