The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-17
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~ q Graves !, sesy~fna a. shi.
vriuse
c 1 Headrt q IsennngioH wss in
losn Friday
Mr. Laey u Dram riarned ~
New York Mandsy
~ " Phillip. has brtn IA several
day. attn lhe gfip
Alrs t'ladys Nichoias entertained
.ehooi friend over Sunday
Miss Helen Onrmp spent Sunday
At her aome "a Branineien
Hugh Wcbb vas "a RuilAnd several
days daring lhs past aeek
Mrs. n NJ. wehh sud Nellie Groui
were IN Manchester Saturday.
The Young Ladies' Enterprise 80
elety will meet with Mr. n NJ. Webb
Thursday p. IA.
~. +. Buck Of South Shaftsbury
spent Sunday with his son. i l.. Buck
on Church st.
Cyrus Hard Of South SALISBURY
has been spending several DAYS with
his aunt. Mrs. X. II. Andrew.
Mrs. Frank Simmons Of London.
derry Is the guest Of Miss julia Csld-
we'll.
Miss May Shuifle,on who is attend
ing school in Bennington spent Sunday
at Der home.
Mary N. Hard returned Monday
evening from short visit with friends
in Salem and Rupert
REV. G. II. Mead returned TO North
vile Monday whore he is engaged in
eyangelistic services in that city.
Bert Marshall and wife returned to
their home IN Rutland Saturday after
spending several weeks al r. n.
Webb's.
Services in the NJ Z. church Sun.
day March Goth are as follows; Morn
ing service at ll.3O, Bible school at II
o'clock. Y. P. S. c. +. at 6,45. Topic,
Money Curse or a Blessing" Luke
1918 q. Matt. G;l9-2l.
SOUTH DORSET.
Lots of maple sugar here.
Mud drying up slowly.
Peter Snyder called at "Brookside"
last week. He is feeling quite well this
spring.
e. NJ. Bowen and wife were at his
fathers Sunday.
Henry Hnlsburg was in town cali
ing on friends Sunday,
Stephen Dillingham; is saving wood
through this valley
John Memo has commenced work
fot George Livingston on Dorset Hill
for the seasan.
A L. Bowen, who has been housed
nearly all winter, is better. He has
roofing adv. in this weeks JOURNAL.
w. Il. Tully has been in the north
ern part of the State on business the
past week, II has fine young colt
hat~he Is breaking to drive.
Notwithstanding the cold winter
md deep snow the deer have wintered
airly well, and large numbers Of them
ire seen around the corn that was left
,ut last fall Dogs and lynx have kill
d their usual number.
"A. j. Loveland, our new school
OF East Dorset, was over
his side Saturda. to attend the organ-
zation of the Board at Dorset, and he {
allied on 81 Clone. Andrew is hal
nd hearty and genial as ever he was.
Say, il Vermont was large as
'exas how many men would we have
Who would want to be Governor. Well,
they all pay for putting, the State
,apers will get lift and the Lord
.nows they need it.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Phelps
ode out Sunday and called on Mr.. and {
Irs. John Manley, it was the first call
lrs. Phelps had made ION account Of
ler recent illness) in eight months.
seems good to see her out on the street
rain.
DANDY.
The funeral of Mrs. Della Hebert, ,,
Who died March End. after an illness
4 several weeks, was held at the t
,atholic church in this village Satur
lay, March 9TH. The interment was in 5
he Catholic cemetery at East Dorset.
Rev. FIR. Mailet ofliciated and NJ. C.
White was director. Mrs. Hebert i
urvived by nine children, Mrs. Jose.
,hine Fisher, Dora and Byron Hebert
4 Manchester, Miss Amelia Hebert of
Worcester, Mass, William Herbert of
Yateito Mass. Mrs. William Straub !
4 Hoosick Falls, N. Y, and Charles,
henry and Arthur of this place, and a t
'rother, Felix Cosavan of Worcester, !
lass.
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