The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06

Mrs. Bertha searls OF Troy. n
". is guest Of Mrs. j l.. uber|
mailer at "Elmtrec' cottage.
Miss Stone OF Boston Is a guest
Of MIR. and Mrs J H.sheldon for a
few days
-ng. J. a. Collins Of Granville,
N. v. was in town for the day sun
day.
-Alonzo Wade and .wo children
OF North Rupert Spent sunday with
Mrs. Melissa Wade.
Several OF our young grangers
are planning 10 attend the Grang"
dance at East Dorset tomorrow
night
Clarence Blackmer IN now look
ing for another Job for the winter
as the Field Club has closed for the
season.
Miss Mary Winehell spent Tues
day with her brother Riley at Pouit.
ney. Dea. and Mrs. Rollin Sykes
went with her.
Henry West has finished his
work al Dea. Rollin Sykes aud is
now looking for another place for
the winter.
Miss Prentlss aud Miss Janette
Prentiss closed "Kauenfels'' Monday
and left for New York ON the noon.
train.
Mrs. and Miss Eagleson were
called To Rye, N. y. last Friday by
the serious Illness of Mrs. Eagle
sons cousin, Mr.. Huyler
Mrs. Jason Hazleton goes 10
Troy this week to visit her sister
and incidentally to consult a phys
ician as she is not al all we'll.
Miss NJ. X. Gray is steadily im-
proving and will soon be ablee To
get out OF doors. Her many friends
will indeed be glad TO hear OF her
recovery.
Landlord Stafford of the Inn
is spending a week with his bro
ther at Glens Falls, N. Y. Mrs.
Stafford and the children are with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harwood
have finished their duties at West
view" and returned to their nome
on Elm ST. They attended the falr
at Brattleboro last week
Geo. h. Wade and family have
been spending several days on the
other side OF the Green Mountains,
with friends and relatives in Ches-
ter and Wlnhall.
Mr.. Marshall and son who have
been at "Westacres" for the past
month as the guests OF Mr.. asd
Mrs. Crane, left last Thursday for
their home in Birmingham, England
Miss Harriet Ilolley has gone
10 Albion, N. ", to visit her friend
Mrs. Bourroughs before returning TO
her home IN New York. Miss Hol-
lev left last Saturday morning.
The James Robinson house on
Elm St, is being repaired. New
shingles, new clapboards and gem
eral overhaullng inside. When com
pleted ii win be a great improve
ment to the street.
Mrs. Beckwith and daughter of
Jacksonville, Fla, who have been
at the Barrows House for several
weeks, left Saturday for New YORK
for a short stay before returning to
their home.
James d. Shipman and family,
who have been at Avalon cottage
for the past three months, returned
TO their home in New York last Fri
day. Mrs. Clough also OF their
party returned with them.
A meeting of the Congregational
Society OF Dorset and East Rupert
was held Monday evening In the Lee
fure room OF the Church 10 MAKE
arrangements for the building OF
sheds and other business.
Elmer Harwood & Edmund Man
ley attended the Brattleboro FAN |
last week. Thecy left Dorset al
4 u. M, and werd back at ] a. m,
the next day. A short ride OF forty |
or fifty miles ism othing to those |
who are used 10 IL.
Our base bali team went to Eaf
Dorset last Saturday and played
game with picked nine OF thai
village. Six innings were played |
aud they lost by the score OF TO
tihDhH w INV AafPfT " AitN 49,
plre TO the team Of the East side.
Miss Bertha L. Amas extends a
cordial invitation 10 the We ,dmen
and their families TO attend the
wedding OF Miss Elida Grace Anes
TO Lawrence A. Wade on Weduesr~as |
afternoon, Oct. 18TH, AT two -. ~.
AZ the Congregational church IN Eas
Dorset
Dorset has indeed become the
summer home town, There will b.
33 houses IN aud around the village
closed this winter, On Church ST.
there will be twelve out OF twenty
which will be closed. On Main St
eleven viii be closed and possibly
more. No wonder Bowen speaks
Df us as the deserted village"
III. p Gilbert went TO Brattle.
boro last week to attend the fair
and to bring back the Ford he
had purchased He returned Fri
day night driving his new horselesf
carriage. Walter Manley came ovs
the hin with Mr.. Gilbert TO see he
arrived safely, and TO show some
others who seem interested how eas
a Is to run a car and II possible e
persuade them toinvest in Ford
DO not forget that Albert II
OF the Y NJ. c. A.. will de-
liver al address atthe Church neat
Sunday morning and will talk &c
the young people Ia the e.sni-S
What to do with our boys aud giIis
% intares, them la things that are
sound and right Ii serious problem
10 parents Mr. Roberts has had
great success. and You may be- able
70 solve that problem II You attend
service Sunday morning
Grange Meeting Al Pawlst-
Tbs ragttlar nuagt ssy4y tfs.,ting ~