The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-03
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! Grange No 25l MAS held last night
~ ednesday. Several application
, we're received and plans discussed
! for the coming years work l.ighi
refreshments we're served.
1t is rumcred that Young
Geo Wade has bought farm near
Remington aud Is going 10 sell
his place 90 Elm St. 10 two young
men from Granville, n H., who Will
open market and peddle a.
we'll
Mrs. z. NJ. Humphrey and Miss
Humphrey closed MISSIONER Mon
,day and left Tor New Haven, c.,
for visit with Mrs Humphrey i
married daughter before taking NJ
their residence Ia New York for the
winter
The Hallowe en- party given BY
Mrs. Snyders pupils, the grammar
class, Monday evening was very
enjoyable affair Games. popcorn
Judge. and apples and a short en-
tertainment made the evening pass
very rapidly The Witches" drill
was we'll done and caused strong ap-
plause About one hundred We're
present
EAST DORSET.
Mrs, Grace Ames was in Dandy
Wednesday last
Bert Dean and family moved
10 Mechanicsyille Monday,
Mr. Porter Of Dandy vas in
town several days last week.
Mr. MeKinsie assisted the choi
with his violin last Sunday
John Andrus of Pawlet loaded
car of apples here last week.
Geo. II. Reed of West Acton,
Mass, is visiting friends IN town
VIM. p. McWayne and family
were guests at Geo, +. Couplings las
Sunday
Arthur McDaniels, Geo Roberts
an d Dan Leary each brought home
deer Monday.
Torrey Brophy was one of the
lucky hunters, returning Monday
night with deer.
MIR. and Mrs Lawrence Wade
are moving into the Batehelde
house in the village.
John Mcclure of Manchester is
nj the home of Clifford Coping this
week while hunting.
Walter Beebe, Alfred Harwood
and William Wilson were home fro a
the Seminary over Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Shelter, jr,. and
sister have returned from Brattle
boro, where they have been visiting
their sister.
Misses Jennie Stone, Grace Sex
ton and Bertha Bowen We're in Bur
lington last week attending the
Teachers convention.
Miss Estella j. Page of Man
chester gave Recital here Monday
evening which was very much enjoy
ed by all attending.
Among the recently incorporat'
ed companies in this state is the
Clarendon Marble Saving Co. of
this place The incorporators as
named are Geo. A. Roberts, II. b.
Kendall. w. C. Whalon. Deennis
Riley and Ed Fleming They will
commence operations in the Ely Mill
so called. They will do no quarryin
simply saving from blocks.
PERU.
Mrs. II. b. Tilden is spending
a few days in Boston.
"A. NJ. Best of NewYork was in
town a few days recently.
Mrs. b. f. Williams has return
ed from a weeks stay in Montpel-
Ter.
Miss Ella Batchelder attended
the meeting OF the Teachers Associa-
ton In Burlington last week.
Miss, Pearl ]. Roby and Roy s.
Parker both OF Peru were married
in Landgroye on Thursday evening
Oct. 2S.
Bromley Grange No. d2S held a
special meeting on Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 2, for the purpose of con
ferring degrees.
Every one who cares for hunt
ing is in the woods this week. The
town clerk has issued good humble
of licenses this month.
Robert Clement and party OF
Rutland, who have been camping IN
town for the past two weeks, return
ed home on Sunday.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. Lawrence Niles spent Fri
day In Rutland.
Miss Helen barrow spent Sun
day at her home In Bennington.
Miss May Shuffleton of Ben
nington spent Sunday at her home
here.
Mrs. J. II Collins. who has
been III several weeks, is slowly inn
proving.
Miss Pauline Webb and two
OF Rutland spent Sum
day with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r.. N Webb
-Hoyt spelman OF New York Is
here for the deer season Mrs.
Spelman and children who have
been spending the summer in town
will return to their home on Friday.
Miss Ina Grout gave Straw
ride TO her fathers farm IN Shafts
bury Monday evening. An old
fashioned "Husking Bee" was the
first amusement and was followed