The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-15

Keed condition and premises b
~ a s0uroe IN benefit ana afaasas
aaest 70 lafgs numbeg ne coHsiae
year There are ss members ami
cooperation. and an earnest enaeay.
Of 70 aid will mako the Grange
power Tor ths good ~ AL. The fUl.
towing officers wrFe eleeted faf
1911 and win BE- Installed at the
flrsl meeting Ia January Master
EH. West. oymseer, Burr Hafwaod;
Leetarer, Ethel Seymour: steward,
Sam hsrwood. Assistant Steward,
Henry Chapman chapIain Mrs. Mary
Chapman; Treasurer. H. Simmons.
Secretary. Mrs II. l. snsder. Gate
Keeper. Burr Phillips: Ceres. Amy
Harwood. Pomona. Maud Mitchell.
Flora, Rena Chapman; Lady Assist.
ant Steward. Mildred Weeks.
The following from the Ballstoi
spa Daily Journal tells how Land
lord Stafford Of the Inn II situated
for the winter The Hotel Med
berry after being closed for several
Weeks. during which time the entire
house. from cellar 10 attic. has been
renovated and newly furnished open.
ed Its doors today for the reception
Of guests under the management OF
j. r, Stafford, a successful hotel pro
prietor Of long experience. This
hotel has been freshly papered and
painted. every room newly furnished
with brass beds and handsome fur
nitnre. The parlor IL very attrac.
tive and the spacious dining room
presented fine appearance whe il
the doors were opnd for dinner 10
day. Mr.. Stafford win conduct IL
every respect an up-to-date house
and "The Mcdbery" Ballston's old
est and one Of its popular hotels
VIII doubtless sustain its reputa
tion as flrst-elass house under III
widely and fayorably known proprie-
tor, J. Il. Stafford Mr.. Stafford wat
formerly connected with the Hote.
Brunswick, New York city. and has
been proprietor for several season.
OF the Dorset Inn, at Dorset, Vt"
EAST DORSET.
Miss Helen Wall was in RUTLAND |
this week.
MIR 8, John Flynn is In Rut,
land.
Miss Jennie Leary was III one
day last week,
Raymond Gennette Of Rutland |
Is guest at Alex Browns.
Mrs NJ, Bowie OF Manchester
Is visiting relatives IN town.
There will be dance In Schoo
Hail. East Dorset, on Dec. l6.
Miss Eta Seymour is a CUES
Of her sister in Arlington.
Harry Beebe returned to Brook
Ign after vacation of ten days.
Loukes, Manchester Cente.
has full line of Xmas noyeltie,
cheap. "a
lin spite of the cold weather
sixteen from here attended TIL,
dance In Dorset last Friday.
Walter Beebe, VIM. Wilson
VIM, Leary and Alfred Harwooc
were home from B. & B. over Sun.
day.
Joseph Beland, Jr. and JOSEPH
Beland, Sr., are moving their fami
lies to arlington where they have
recently purchased farm.
PERU.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Jones hav,
4 son born Nov. Goth,
Mrs. G. A. Prouty is spending
IN indefinite time with her father,
G. f. Marshall, in Ludlow.
Zero weather for the past few
days. Fine sleighing, but quite
lot Of snow on the mountains.
Raymond. the youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Dickerson, Il
very III at present writing. DR.. Mi
lington attends and Mrs. w w.
West is caring for the child.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. A. N. Andrew is III.
III. N. Webb spent Sunday in
Rutland.
DR.. S. X. Grey was In Troy. N.
r., Friday
Fl. p. Webb OF Montpelier was
home over Sunday.
Miss Julia Caldwell was In
Bennington Tuesday.
Fl. N. Nicholas was In Montpel-
Ter during the past week.
Miss Maud Cummings has been
i'll during the past week.
Miss M N. Winch attended the
funeral OF her uncle in Barre Thurs
lay.
Mrs. Mullen of Warren, Mass,
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. John
Norton
B. N. Moore left town last
week for Florida, where he expects
% spend the winter
Miss Bessie Thornton, who has
been with her sister, Mrs. s. X.
Grey several weeks, returned to TROY
Monday.
Miss Orchia Lozear left Thurs
day for Philadelphia. Pa, where
she expects TO spend the winter
with Rev. r. II. Stebbins and wife.
Twenty Of the young people en-
ioyed a sleigh ride to SALISBURY
Friday evening to a chicken-pie sup
per given by the ladies OF the NJ, t.