The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-05

cards Two lahlcs
pr 4. NJ. KELLEY 0f NancAeste
Center and W n Shaw % the sam'
place were in town Sunday csllinl
I an frieuds
Work on the church Is belnl
pushed and d Nill BE- aaly fev
weeks when the building VIII h'
ready Tor use
The social last week Wcdnosda
given hy the ladies OF the ehurcl
was success. About s700 wai
realized
Miss Anthony has rented hcl
cottage at the head of Church street
20 Mrs Anderson ot Toledo FOR "a,
season.
Mrs. Edward Manley and Mfs
Elmer Harwood drove 10 Granville
| Tuesday shopping and staid over
night
Geo. n. Nichols OF Nalpole, n
A.. who has been visiting with Mr.,
and Mrs. VIM Crandall, returned q
his home last Saturday
County Road Commissioner y.
+. Bates of Bennington was IN
town Tuesday ON business connected
with our highways.
Miss Helen Barrows. who has
been IN with the Grip for about
zen days, returned to her school ~
sunderland Sunday evening,
-. r. Stafford returned iron
| Schaghticoke. n. Y, Monday. and
has started TO get the Inn In shape
for business.
There will be prayer meeting
AZ East Rupert school house TO
morrow. Friday evening. Rev Mr
Carhart being IN charge,
MIR. and Mrs. John A. Eaglesor
have given up their apartment IL
New York aud are staying at Hotel
Lucerne. 18th St, and Amsterdam
Ave.
MIR and Mrs Il. +. Starks spen
is rapidly establishing his Ken
n.Is and W. uhGprs' Id will hav,
about Sky ites
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Phelon ar
rived from New York Saturday ev
ening. Mr. phelon left for the cit,
Monday on the noon train, and vii
be gone about two weeks.
The following were at the Bar
rows House last week c. H. Mors
St Johnsbury, Jacob Wan Worces
ter. Mass, J W. Trudo Bristol, DR.
h. NJ Kelley, Walter II. Shaw, Car
Kilburn, Manchester Center
LOST A small gold pin Sc
with pearls Was lost on eithel
Church or Main St. Sunday afte
aoon. Finder will please return /
o the Barrows House. A suitable
reward will be given.
Mrs. VIM Weeks has had
coat of paint put on the buildint
neXt to her house, which was for
merly occupied by l.. ]. Mccoy a.
a meat market. Geo. Weeks was tho
painter.
Road Commissioner John Mat |
son was called to Berlin, ~ Y.
Monday by the death of his sister
Mrs Belle Niles. His son Gran
went with him. Mr. Matson and sc
returned Tuesday evening
Rev G. l.. Carhart and Mrs. Car
hart arrived from New York last Fl
day morning having come as ia
as Troy by boat the night before
Mrs Carharts friends were YER
glad to see her and gave her ;
warm welcome.
DR. and Mrs. Jerome Collinl
)f Granville were in town last Sat
lrday The Dr's. mother came cam
down with them, and will >remai
Tor several days. Mrs. Thomas Col
at all we'll, and requires constan
attention.
Our Road Commissioners, job
Matson, is doing good work on ou
yillages streets, anda fine grade o
gravel is being put on which vii
make an extra good road whe
Iacked down. The next whicl
.hould receive attention are the cul
yerts bitches and cross walks, II
Geo. Alexander, with his usua
,nergy, is rapidly improving tn
iraham place which he bought
hort time ago A new barn is be
ng erected and several other i'm
are being made. Whe
completed Mr.. and Mrs. Alexande
viii have one of the neatest place
n our village. Il
The have been number
olding chairs and two benches brok
N and mutilated lately in our hal
! little care and less horse pa.
would prevent the destruction of tn
urniture, II II continues the OF
who use the hall viii b,
allied upon to replace or pay 70
he damage,
The tenth anniversary OF Nj
nd Mrs. G.. y. kent's marriage 90
urred last Friday. and was remem
cred by number OF their neigh .
ors and friends who gathered
heir home and added to their SUP
ly of tinware A fine time wa
eported y
The Woodmens meeting Las q
eek Thursday was well ATTENDED
nd three of the six candidates werc =
iven the lst and End degrees, Silai q
Rupert Harwood and Geo
IcBride were appointed 10 arrangc
DR. a social dance, and Friday even
lg the 13 was decided upon. Con Y
derable business was disposed oi y
nd the reports showed the organic
no in good condition. and having { 2
ealthy growth .
Arrangements for the LIST Al
ual Field Day, and Basket Pieni
( Dorset Grange are rapidly takini
hape, and II the day is pleasai
ne Dorset viii be the scene of az
witty July 21st. and the day VII
o looked back upon as being one
I the red letter days OF the yea
ames OF speakers and list OF even
ill be announced shortly after tho
omona meeting which will be heit
Dorset about June 10th. The bal
anne between East Dorset and Do
Il will be corker. Thursday, JuI
ist, at $50 r. NJ.
There is no secret process IN the
Of Carpenter-Mofttn
oofing II Is made from long
bre wool felt. treated with Genu'
Ie Natural Asphalt II Is frtc
ON Coal Tar, Candle Tar. or re-
dual products Of any kind. Thif
,oflng is fully guaranteed by the