The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-10

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Nj and Mr. u shelton are
spending iap weeks ia New YORK
aud Nahkers They wiil b the guests
u Mr. and Mrs s 5 Pratt q Brook
lyn and Mr., and MR. Allan Bourn o.
| Nonkers
4 the clapptr ~ the bell ON The
scbaol house was broken many people
Who waited for ihe belI "a ring came
very near 10 missing the services last
Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting next Tuesday
evening will be held al the home OF
Miss Hattie Gray on Church 81. Dea.
Eugene Simmons gave report Of the
convention which was heli al Manches-
ter Center last week n the PRAYER
meeting last Tuesday.
Remember the Donation al
School Hall Thursday evening the IL
II is TO be hoped that the weather will
he better than il was for the East Dor
set supper Several from here had
planned 10 attend, but the storm spoil
ed the plsns Of all aud none yentured
out.
Election is not far of and the peo'
pie should begin 10 think of the best
men TO put into Office TO serve for them
Voters who fail to attend the town
meeting should not kick il town at
fairs fail to meet their approval.
1T is expected that two laymen from
Manchester will speak at the Sunday
morning service concerning the Lay
mems Missionary Movement at the
convention OF thousand Vermont lay
men which is to be held in Burlington
the first week in March.
SOUTH DORSET.
Miss Mary Mcdonald of Sunder
land spent Sunday with Miss Mary
Tully.
Miss Mary Kelleher of Bennington
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Sarah kelleher.
Cards were played at ten tables at
the Progressive Euchre given by the
Merry Maiden's Club" last Saturday
evening. The first prizes were won by
Miss Sarah Kelleher and David Wy
man; the second by Mrs. Julia Burns
and james Malone, Sr,; consolation
prizes by Mrs. Lawrence Molloy and
W. f. McDevitt A light collation. was
served and everyone reported an en-.
ioyable evening.
EAST DORSET.
-Torrey Brophy was taken quite i'll
Sunday night.
Joseph Bushels baby boy, who
was threatened with brain fever, is
better.
Miss Libby Perry has been spend
ing few days with her sister in Man
chester.
Miss Lizzie Bushee of Manchester
is spending a few days with Miss Libby
Perry.
Leo Harwood and family have
moved to Sunderland. They went
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. W. j. Stone, with her daugh.
tiers Mary and Katherine, have been
spending a few days in Dorset at John
StoDe's.
The oyster supper was held at the
Hall last Thursday evening. On ac-
count of the bad weather the atten
dance was not as large as usual.
"A Young Peoples Social was held
Tuesday evening at the home of A. r..
Belknap. A large number were pre-.
sent and an extremely pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all.
Walter Leary, who had been very
i'll for two weeks, died Feb. 9Th of |
meningitis. The funeral was held |
Monday morning at st. Jerome's |
church, He was the youngest son of
Daniel Leary and the sympathy of the
community is extended TO the family in |
their sorrow.
Mrs. VIM. Jordan has just return.
ed from visit to her parents in West
Cambridge, N. Y. Last week the
storm was much more severe there
than here. The roads were blocked |
aud the thermometer registered SO de-
giees below zero.
ARLINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Garfield spent
Monday in Troy on business.
--Messrs. Hammond and Rose spent
Sunday with their families in Benning.
ton.
The Frisky Seven gave a dance in
the Opera House. A large crowd at
tended.
Mrs. Mary Adams Of Bennington
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Florence Holden.
Miss Florence Porter Of Benning.
ton was visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Bumps over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Robinson has moved
into the Misses Hard tenement former.
Iy occupied by Mrs. Babcock
Miss Margaret Reid Of No. Adams,
Mass, is visiting her parents, MI. and
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