The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-31

New Spring Millinery at MISS ilah'
aman's millinery parlors Manchester
Center, Vt. !"
Miss f. Louise Sykes left for New
York and Flushing, l.. l., Monday to
visit her brother and sister.
&C. J. Ferguson, Esq. will speak
Sunday morning at School Hall in the
interest of the anti-saloon league.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Harwood enter
tanned James jenkins of Middle Gran
vile, N. Y, over Sunday.
-Dea. Rollin Sykes has installed an
incubator and intends to supply the
local market with brolers.
Mrs J A. Eagleson of New York
and Miss de Kline of Albany are at the
Barrows House for few days.
&C. H. Robinson and son of North
vile. N. Y, has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James Robinson the past week.
Ned Cassleman Of "Kamp Xii
Kare" N. Y. was in town several days
last week and this calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Morris and n.
n. Cassleman were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Ira H. Glover at dinner last Sun
day.
r. M. Campbell, A. W. Phelon and
C. N. Williams attended the funeral OF
A. J. Lackey in Pawlet Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Gilbert Of Smith
College and Miss Mabel Gilbert OF i.
C. A., are spending their Easter boli'
days in Dorset.
A large and up-to-date stock OF
Ladies' Goods will be carried in stock
at the Levin Store which opens in April
at Manchester Depot. 10
The Easter services were well at
tended and most interesting musical
program given. A full report will be
found in another column.
Paint is going up. Order before
April 9TH and we will hold your order
until You want it at present prices.
Taconic Hardware Co. ~
The w. r. c. social Monday even
ing was great success. A very nice
supper was served and pleasing pro-
gram given. About $40 was realized.
State Master G. f. Smith OF Nor
rsville and Master R. M. Campbell OF
Washington Pomona, we're guests OF
Mt. Aeolus Grange of East Dorset last
week Wednesday.
Arrivals at the Barrows House: b.
R. Baker. Burlington; E. II. Cassie /
man. K. X, X; Is. Nj. Curtiss, Wor.
cester; Mrs. J. A. Eagleson, New
York Miss @. S. DeKlyn, Albany;
Miss billiard, Rutland.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. D. Willard and
nephew, Richard Elmer, OF Manchester
Depot, together with Mrs. Earle Hill
and two sons OF East Rupert, spent
Easter Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. d, Chapman
Regular meeting Of the NJ. W OF
A. was held last Thursday night. and
completed for their mas
tomorrow. Friday, night. Con-
siderable business of Importance was
transacted as we'll. and five applica.
lions received.
H. N. Williams has just received a
stock Of the celebrated Carpenter Nor
ton Roofing. This Roofing is very
tough. elastic. rubber like coating.
which is guaranteed TO last and wear
for many years. 1t is cheaper than
shingles, steel. or tin, and Is much
more durable. A little booklet free,
tells about il. ~
The following from the Syracuse
Post Standard is OF interest as Mr..
Dsrrogs il one Of our young men who
have gone out into the business world
md made success; AFTER twenty.
bree years as managerial shyer hros.,
Knit Goods Establishment. Mr.. Ham
si,hdrnws 10 enter the insurance field. !
AZ will be succeeded at sayers by
Nm. g. Banows End. Nj. Barrvws
sho has been successful salesman for
h. firm il one OK the popular young
men ii the social life Of the south side
md bis many friends hear OF his pro-
notion with pleasure. VIII isa 3. a
). boy.
"A special correspondent 10 the
JOURNAL writes in regard 20 the Eas- 4
er music Al Dorset;-Those who at
ended the lac, Sunday school services q
ave been lavish in their prnise OF the .