The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-04-14


bes, makes ID America. vii be- sold Il
Manchester exclusively by The Levi
Store a Manchester Depot, which open
sometime in April. q
The first Of our summer cot
tagers to arrive is Edwin LeFeyr,
OF Washington who arrived here OF
Wednesday last Things about n,
new house will move from now on
Regular meeting Of the NJ w
OF A, tonight, Considerable bust
ness OF Importance viii be trans
acted, and the LIST degree viii be
given to three candidates
On account OF the severe storm
last Wednesday night the Grange
took a recess 10 Wednesday even
ing. April 18th. when the LIST and
end degrees were conferred upon
a class Of six.
Allan Bourn OF Yonkers, ~
Y, is IN town for a few days on
business connected with his Dor
set property MIR Bourn is a
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. J II. Shell
don of Church st.
AT the Woodmen's dance April
LIST. the person that took the whip
out OF carriage at the Barrows
House is known. If he viii re-
turn the whip or send dollar no
questions will be asked
The snow of Saturday and Sun
day has gone, but instead of do
ing harm, some think II did a
good deal of good as II started the
grass on the lawns and In the mead
ows, being just what was was need
ed.
Several workmen arrived Tues
day and the work on the church
viii be pushed as rapidly as posi-
BILE. Preparations have been made
TO start the tower, most of the stone
is on the ground. Just when the
building will be ready for services
is not definitely known.
The boom on the West Road |
still continues, The latest being
the sale of "Applecroft. and land /
adjoining, about SO acres, by Miss
Carhart to &c. Crane. 1t is
understood that Miss Carhart will
occupy the house this summer.
John F. Lille conducted the trans
action.
-. F. Stafford and family ar
rived at the Inn last Friday even
ing and will Immediately begin to
get the place in shape to take care
of the summer business. Monday
afternoon Mr.. Stafford returned to
Schaghticoke to wind up all his bus
mess there and will return to Dor
set in week or ten days.
Recent Arrivals: Mr.. and
Mrs A. Bruon. Manchester; DR.. l..
NJ Kelley. Manchester; Grin Tifield,
May Leary Poultney;
Morris Posner. Rutland Byron Per
Rutland; j. II. Indy,
Troy, N, Y; Geo. NJ Alberston.
Troy. N. y; Andrew Brown, New
York: J. II. Wells. New York.
Carpenter-Morton Roofing will
give you every protection that iron
lin or shingles VIII, but 1t win not
rot like shingles or rust like .
In or iron. 1t is non-conductor .
If heat and cold and is more dur
ible and less expensive than either
If the Roof Coverings mentioned
L Is guaranteed to last for years.
H. N. Williams will show you this
guarantee. 81
EAST DORSET.
Prank Machacek has been in
New York city for the past week or
.wo.
Mrs. Geo Sears is visiting in ;
Rutland this week at VIM Gen
iett's.
Geo +. Sexton and family are
'ettled IN their new home here for
he summer at least
Mrs VIM. Gennett OF Rutland
las been spending a few days Wis
ting relatives IN town
Miss Helen Barrows Of Dorset
ipent Sunday here with relatives
Mrs j. NJ. Bebee went to Lud- {
ow last week
Joseph and Helen Reed. who
listed here last week, have re-
TO their home In West Ac-
ion News was received last Fri
lay Of the serious Illness OF their
ather, Geo. II. Reed
All subscribers TO the East Dor
yet branch OF the Mark Skinner
library are requested TO return
looks In their possession on April
9th. as the year closes at tina,
ime
The entertainment given at the
ialI last "Wednesday evening BY
Rev Walter Thorp Of walllngford
vas much enjoyed by those present.
sr Thorp Is very skillful in the
Use Of the crayon, and his Illus
rated lecture on "crayon In Carl |
feature" was very interesting. Ice
ream and cake we're served after
he entertainment. and although /;
he weather was stormy the affair
vas quite a success,
Iii Is expected that the tablet {
D memory OF Rev y, 81 Rogers
ylll be placed III the church this
.,ask The daateaffoti service. urfli