The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-03

Ernest Edgerton was IN Man
chester Center last Thursday
Mrs. Ellis Wade is In Boston.
Mass. visiting her son Arthur
John Kelley. who Is az work
II Boston. Mass was at home over
sunday
Richard D. Campbell OF viii
Jams College was at home over sun
day.
About seven dollars was real
ICED al the church social last week
Thursday
Miss Alta Wade and Nathan
Wade are visiting relatives In Green
field, Mass.
Miss Eagleson OF "Westview"
entertained at Bridge" last Wed
nesday Two tables
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Sheldon OF
Church St, were in Bennington ant
Troy last week.
H. =. Gilbert. who has been
In New York the past week, return
ed Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Della McWayne returned
Monday from a weeks visit to
Mechanicsyile, ~ y.
Mrs, Seymour Brooks of Buffalo
N. Y, is a guest of her sister, MIS-.
Fred'k. Seymour of Elm st
Miss Leary and Miss NJ. Gil
bert attended the Teachers Conven-
ton at Burlington last week.
Prayer meeting Tuesday even
ing was held at the home of Dea-
Rollin Sykes on North Main st.
Archie Robinson of Sunderland
was in town Monday and Tuesday
the guest of Miss Lydia Wilkens.
The usual pranks OF Hallowe en-
were. INDUCED in by the Older boys
and young men on Monday night
Miss Helen Barrows and friend,
Miss NJ. Graves OF Sunderland, were
at the Barrows House over Sunday
Miss Cordelia Crane left Mon
day fpr her home In Newark, N.
j., after a six weeks sojourn in Dor
set.
Charles Willard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Elmer spent sunday
at the Chapman" homestead on the
West Road.
John S. Batchelder of Manches-
Ter Center called on Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Batchelder on Elm st, last sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Rollin Weeks. Miss Weeks
and the two children spent Satur'
day in Manchester Center and De
pot shopping.
Rev. Norman Seayer of Rutland
preached last Sunday, morning aho
evening. Mr.. Seaver was entertain
ed at the Barrows House.
Mrs. Edwin b. Childs aud son
Sargent OF Flushing, l.. l., spent
sunday with Mrs. Child's father
Dea @. NJ. Sykes, of Church ST.
Mrs. Coon of Castleton Corners
and Pawlet rode down from Pawlet
saturday last and spent the day
with her sister, Mrs. Elmer Har-
wood
Mrs, Charles willard of Manche
ter Depot is keeping house for hei
mother, Mrs. Merritt Chapman, dur-
ing her absence in Greenwich a..
Y.
Since Saturday the weather has
been very cold, and heavy irosts
have prevailed. Those who had not
taken In their vegetables and plants
wished they had.
Arthur Kellogg Is at work on
a house for himself and daughter
II will be located on the west size
Of the West Road just north OF ms
fother's place.
Mrs. Elizabeth Coon returned
% her home in Greenwich, n. J.,
last Friday. Mrs. Merritt Chapman
accompanied her and VIII be gone
about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Worthlngton
ana Geo. Blackmer OF Bennington
we're guests at the Barrows house
Tuesday the 25th They made the
"Trip Ia their auto.
AT present writing we near q
four deer having been KIND Dy DoI
a huntrs Tn lucky ones We're FRI
Roberts. Alfred Seymour, Aaron
Baker. jr.. NJ Baker
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sheldon ahu
child and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry crow
lev and child left yesterday Tor
three days visit with MI and hfs
Edmund Roberts at Wardsboto
IL. J. Mccoy has bought a farm
OF eighty-fiye acres near neh ,,
tan and has moved his personal pro
nerty 10 il this week Indications
point TO a wedding In thu near iu
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred'k Crane
closed "westacres" "Wednesday ana
returned TO New York for the VIII
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Crane take a.
active interest In Dorset and iis AZ
go. .nd We are sorry 10 have them