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


bsrussi las Thartasy night.
NJ and Nh willsm Meusu oi
Springfield. "a spent Easter = III Their
parsnis, M. and Mr. iseas Nowaa.
Msrshsll MuvuSy hss mosed into
The building formerly used by The New
merit Lgmbef Co.. A. boarding haa.e
"A ron Wss born 10 Mr.. sud Mrs.
Hsnry q. Stone Saturday morning
The bhbys name y Donald Brophy
Stone.
An Involuntary petition ID hank
raplcy was hled Tuesday against sbe
Eiy Marble company II Easi ilorses.
The pcliiiobing creditors are. The Nor.
cross West Marble Co.. u Manchester.
the Dorset Marble Co.. o. Dorset. and
! NJ. Griffith Of Eas Dorset.
Mrs. Pearl Ashe and little daugh.
ter started for Tacoma. Wash. on Mon.
day. Mrs. Ashes parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. John I. Mclaughlin. aecompan
led them as FAR as Albany. Mr. Ashe.
who IL employed by The Vermont Mar.
bic Co, has been in Tacoma for some
time, where be has charge Of the work
ing Of Alaskan marble.
The Easter service at the congre-
gsiional church last Sunday was much
enjoyed. The sermon by Rev. f. NJ.
Fuller of Manchester Center was very
interesting, the music, especially the
ofiertory, which was vocal solo with
violin and organ accompaniment, was
much appreciated, and the plants and
flowers made the church very aitrac-
tive.
The meeting OF Mt Aeolus Grange
last week Wednesday was well attend.
ed and most interesting. A, G. Smith
OF Morrisville, Master OF the State
Grange, was present and spoke upon
the good work the Grange was doing
throughout the State. His talk was in
teresting as well as instructive. X. NJ.
Campbell Of Dorset Grange was also
present and spoke at some length, urg-
Ing East Dorset, Manchester and Dan.
by Oranges TO form a Pomona. The
lecturers program was furnished by
the sisters and was a success in every
way. Matte Griflith's banjo playing
was worthy of special mention as was
also the singing of Mrs. w. c. Landon
and Mrs. q, +. Griffith. In fact all the
numbers on the program were worthy
OF mention but were too numerous to
be given in detail. The brothers are
10 furnish the entertainment for the
next meeting and it is expected they
will have TO hustle il theyexpect to win
IN the contest. The side which loses is
to furnish supper to the Grange at a
subsequent meeting.
DORSET.
See Hene's adv. in this issue. 40
--Geo. Lee is i'll with the grip.
Miss Bessie Kelley was home over
Easter.
Clark Munroe OF Pawlet was in
town last Friday.
Mrs. G. Maranville was in town for
a few days Inst week.
-Chas. Wade has installed phone,
the number is 4S-l3.
All schools will open on this side
next Monday April 4th.
-Louis Batchelder is at home from
from b. & B. for Easter.
Mrs. Fred Burroughs who has been
quite i'll Is somewhat better.
w. j. Holley was in Bennington
Monday and returned Tuesday.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening
was held at the Barrows House.
Mrs. Geo. Bairows returned from
Granville Thursday OF last week.
MIR. and Mrs. John Wildwood have
left for their new home in Rutland.
e. II. West and Mrs. S. II. West
returned from New York Thursday.
Mrs. and Miss Mae McPhilloney of
Rutland were in town over Sunday.
Miss Sarah billiard Of Rutland is a
guest OF Miss Barrows for few days.
Mrs. Elmer HARDWOOD and children
are visiting her parents at Wallingford.
Miss Sherman entertained few
friends AT a 800" party Tuesday eve.
ming.
Miss Phoebe Paddock spent her
vacation with her parents in Dorset
Hollow.
Charles Wade drove to Bennington
Monday on business returning Tuesday
evening.
p. II. Kent is in Bennington, Bel
lows Falls and New York this week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Depue and daughter
Of Greenfield, Mass, were in town over
Easter.
Edwin Roberts OF Brant Lake. NJ,
i guest OF Jock Roberts in Dorset
Hollow.
Mrs. Richard Demming of Green
yich. n. r., is stopping at Mrs. Geo.
3aldwin's.
p. II. Kent is now Mason having
aiken the final steps necessary last |
night.
WIN. b. Manley and p w. Towsley |
4 Manchester we're in town Sunday !
alling on friends.
Prayer meeting April 9Th will be
leld with Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Gilbert |
IN the West Road.
= Mrs. Geo. +. Sexton and daughter |
trace, were guests over Easter of Mr..
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