The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-04-07

= The best shoe on earth for farmer
q aud mill men. The Bass. Youn,
L. keeps them. %
Mr. fancher. Sapt., Of the Dorse
e church, WAS IN Worcester, Mass, owe
g Sunday.
Dr.. Kelley Of Manchester Center
spent Sunday with friends at the Bar
10 rows House
George B. Coolidge Of Arlington
E has been spending a few days with l.
a W. Batchelder.
" Mr.. and Mrs. J H. Robinson spent
Sunday with Mr. AMI Mrs. Wallace
Towsley in East Rupert.
Jerome Collins and family Of Gran.
vile, n. T., brought Mr.. Collins moth
= or 10 her home in Dorset Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hazleton and family
Of Fort Edward, N. u, are spending
some lime with relatives in town.
john Fisher and George Williams
were in Pawlet Sunday, called there
by the death Of Comrade John Black.
Quite number from here atteni
ed the Masonic dance at Manchester
Center evening. All reported good
time.
Mrs. Richard Cunning, who has
been spending some time in town has
returned to her home in Greenwich,
NY
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Batclelder Of
Manchester Center were the guests Of
Mr.. BatcheIder's mother. Mrs. John
Fisher, Sunday.
Smith Matson, who has been in
Fon Edward for the winter. has ne. |
turned TO Dorset and resumed his !
duties in Armstrong; store.
Miss Bertha Smith of the Local
Telephone Co. and Leon Wiley of the
Z. V. NJ, were in town Sunday call.
ing on Mr. and Mrs. William Batche-
der.
"A modern 6 and 10 cent store will
be opened ut the Levin Store at Man
chester Depot sometime in April Ii
will be on the second floor and will
contain large quantity of 5 and 10
cent bargains. AZ
Mr.. Ferguson OF the Anti Saloon
League spoke Sunday morning. The
service was very well attended and he
held the attention of the audience from
start TO finish. Mr.. Ferguson is one of
the best speakers of the League.
Carpenter Morton Roofing is made
OF wool felt, saturated with boiling
asphalt and then treated with a special
water-proofing compound so that it is
not affected by heat or cold II can be
put on the steepest roof without fear
OF Its running and is almost everlast-
ing IN Its wearing quality Ask H. N.
Williams more about it. so
On Friday last the NJ. W. OF A.
gave the masquerade ball that has been
t,lked about so long. The costumes
were varied and the ones wearing them
enjoyed themselves to the limit. All
the adjoining towns were represented
and over so tickets were sold. There
were over 200 present and $50 was real
lzed over and above expenses.
NOTICE TO sPoRTsMEN.
The rlflemen Of the Norcross- West
Marble Co. are excavating lots of good
sand and their farmer brethren are
taking potatoes from winter quarters.
Now it would be very easy TO export a
a lot OF sand TO be mixed with mineral
water which should make very strong
tonic for the nerves; also il would be
possible to make some OF the potatoes
into starch for the laundry trade. Any
one desiring any OF these commodities
please apply to the Dorset Rifle Club.
ARLINGTON.
Arthur Culinan il on the sick list.
Robert CullInan was in Troy Mon.
day.
Another case Of grip, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. 4. Bump.
Mrs. Margaret Vaughn il visiting
friends in jackson, N. Y.
miss Mildred McAuley OF Troy |
spent Sunday with her sister al Noun. ,
I lin View.
Get the boy pair Of "Nox en-
ALI" shoes The best for wear. At
Young's Shoe Store. 70
Albert Remilord and Miss Bessie
Lakin called on Miss Laura Towsley in
Dorset Sunday.
"A few from here attended the Ma
sonic dance in Manchester Center last
week Wednesday evening.
Miss Aileen Somers returned Mon. J
day morning after few days visit with
Mrs. Anna Somers ID Bennington.
Mrs, H. b. Leake Of Albany came
10 town Thursday TO see 10 necessary
on and labout her place.
e. J. Harrington. wife and family Z
OF South SALISBURY we're the guests Of
Mrs. Harrington's mother. Mrs. Mears, 3
Sunday. 4
Mrs. Marshall Goewey and two 4
youngest daughters Of So. SALISBURY (
we're in town last Thursday the guests Z
81 relatives. &
George cooledge, who has been 3
spending few days with l.. w. Bat. 4
chelder in Dorset, returned home Mon. \
day evening.
--Messrs. Thomas West and son s
Paul Of Albany we're at the formers 3
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. wel. &
Sunday.