The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24

moftAlity,
Miss sloal Of The Barrows Hous,
Was in Rutland for few days lasi
week
MIR. aud Mrs. John Dalton o. Dor,
set Hollow were IN town Saturday
shopping
w y. Kent was in Troy and Al
bany on business couple OF days this
week.
Mrs. X. NJ. Campbell entertained a
number Of friends at 800 last Friday
evening
e. II. West and Mrs. S. H. West
went to New York Monday to be gone
several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Merritt Chapman en-.
tertained Mr. and Mrs. james Robin.
son at dinner Sunday.
"A. A. Norton of Granville was in
town Friday guest of his brother,
Frank Norton.
b. }. Connell has recovered from
bis illness and is again at his work in
East Dorset.
MIR. and Mrs. Oliver Danforth of
East Rupert were in town Monday
shopping.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Norton drove
TO Granville last week Wednesday and
called on relatives.
MIR, and Mrs. Charles Connell have
rented house in Wallingford and will
soon move to their new home.
Miss Derwin of Troy was guest
over Sunday and Monday Of Hon. c.
b. Kent and wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Wade enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John WellYood at
dinner Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Kinlin and
daughter Gladys have been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. George Wade.
"A number from this village attend
ed party at II. Blackmer's in Kirby
Hollow Saturday night.
-R. NJ. Campbell was in Bennington
Wednesday attending the Southern
Vermont Pomona Grange meeting.
Frank Norton has moved to the
South Village having rented the Con
don place next to the school building.
Mrs. Ern Roberts of Dorset Hol-
low entertained her sister, Miss Ethel
Seymour, over Saturday and Sunday.
The Ladies' Home Missionary So.
ciety met with Mrs. Sherman at Ava
lon Cottage" on Church ST., yesterday
afternoon.
Frank and Patrick Gilrain of Rut-
land are registered at the Barrows
House. They are working on the
church.
y. n. Sheldon is putting red cedar
shingles on the roof of his house in
place of the metal roofing. II will be
quite an improvement.
Road Commissioner John Matson
was in Bennington last Thursday at
tending the County Road Commission
ers meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. John Carey of Mia
die Granville were in town two days
last week as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Robinson.
MIR. and Mrs. Ned Lamphere are
moving into Martin Paddock's tene.
ment house. He expects to help him
the coming season.
Several Dorset residents have been
in Manchester lately calling on DR..
Pierce, 4. II. West, Miss Edgerton
and Miss Chloe Edgerton we're among
HE number.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Morris will be pleased to hear of
Mr.. Morris rapid improvement. He
lrove out Saturday for the first time
since his accident.
The work on the church is pro-
The plasterers will soon be
through and the decorators will then
AXE hand. Mr.. Fancher hopes TO
rave it completed in June.
The last meeting OF the Mission
Study class was held at the Manse
Monday evening. There has been an
average attendance OF twelve and the
work has been most interesting and in.
ltructiye.
Mrs. Carhart will return to Dorset
about May LIST. and will remain until
'all when they will leave for Syria. Her
'riends, and theySare legion. will in.
iced be pleased to see her
We hope Mrs. Pineo Of Elizabeth.
\. j., will decide 10 build this season
IN the lot she purchased from W. J.
Holley some time ago.
IS. Frank Holley Of New York and
not y. =. Holley OF Troy. the item Of
asst week should have read. Said item
improvements upon the
Iiolley homestead on North Main st.
John Wildwood sprained bis right
ankle last week IN getting of the load
u goods be was moving to Rutland
The accident occurred at Middletown
where be bad stopped 10 feed the
horses.
Ed. Morris has made 20 gallons Of /
iyrup from 81 barrels Of sap. Very fair.
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