The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-10
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- Stafford u The ian Nent
10 Alhaat "Wednesday on business,
NJ Madison 81 B.Anlngto
spent saturday with Geo Is Wade
Look over the Felt slippers aud
warm shova AZ Yonngs shoe Store.
Dea Eugene Simmons was IN
Troy N Y last Saturday on busi.
ness
Hon aud Mrs VIM y sheldon
VI Bennington Meft over sunday
guess 81 ~ aud Arr NJ : iiol-
ley
Rev Nt uaI ~ lsu,iAnd
preached last annda1 morning and
evening
Miss Ada sheldon is visiting
her sister Mrs. ulin l.udd, At Cos
nyna. n y
Fred seymour 81 Elm ST. re-
turned Monday from a tea days trip
10 Montreal. Canada
Alfred Seymour Of Elm St, WAS
ia Bennington for four days last
week visiting friends,
VIM Mccoy and wife of Gran
fltttr ~ Is Metf M itnH RhhNas
calling on friends
Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
cieiy met with Miss r. Louise sykes
"Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Mark Fisher and Nlsa
Kate Gilligan spent Sunday even
ing with Mrs. Geo. Wade
wv r. Roberts and f. H. Kent
were guests at supper Saturday
hight at outlook cottage.
Mrs. Obermaier has closed
ELM Tree cottage and is board
ing at the Barrows House,
VIM. Manley OF Manchester is
in town for short time before re
Stunning his work In new locality
The ladies of Outlook" cot
tage entertained u. j. Connell and
r. II. Kent at dinner last Sunday
Miss Clark OF fonkers. ~ Y,
and Arlington was in town last Fri
day calling on her friends,
Charles Lane has left c. N.
Williams and moved his family TO
North Dorset onto the Curtis farm |
Regular meeting of the Wood
men tonight. The membere are |
requested to attend. important bust |
ness,
w r. c. met in School Hall
last Saturday afternoon and consid-
cradle business of importance was |
transacted.
- Messrs. Abbott of Cleveland, o., |
and Mitchell of Southblry, Conn. |
stopped at the Inn for a few days |
last week.
E. II. Vests big Red Barn"
will be lively place tonight. An
other corn husking and dancee at
forwards.
Bernie Sexton returned to his |
home in Massachusetts, Monday af- !
ter spending several weeks with |
his grandparents.
Edwin LaFevre of the West |
Road went TO New York today on
short business trip. and will be
away over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles A. Wade |
are rejoicing In the birth of n
The little stranger ar
rived last Friday. Mother and child
are doing we'll.
Adjourned meeting of Dorset |
Grange was held last night. Next
regular meeting of the Grange will
be held on the 18th, when class
will be instructed in the LIST and End
degrees.
Charles Woodell of Granville.
NJ ", and Mrs. Albert Baker and
son Philip of Castleton We're guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II Sheldon
Of Church st.
f-Delmer Taft. who has assist
ed VIII McWayne for the past two
c. n Williams. and Monday moved
HIS family into the house recently
vacated by Charles Lane.
Mrs. John A. Eagleson return
ed to New York city on Saturday
and ''Westview" is closed for the
winter months. Miss Eagleson is
staying for a short time with Miss
Anthony at Outlook Cottage on
Main st,
The hunters of Dorset who Sc
cured deer are enyied by She
numerous ones VINO lhiietu- p'it
Jerry Crowley and Fred
sheldon are added to tle list.
Out OF town hunters were John
and Jas Wildwood and Messis. ABB
bott and Mitchell
Samuel S. Wise and family, OF
Deerfield. Mass. have rented the
Dwight Sykes house of j. II. Shell
don and moved In Mr.. Wise has
/ lumber job on the Chapman pro
,erty on the West mountain and Is
getting ready to put In steam saw
Mill to cut up timber.
The Library Association VIII
ioid book social In the Lecture
Room OF the church on Monday ev-
ming. November the 14th. beginning
10 80 O'Clock. A program full OF
IN Ii ready for aall who come
rhe modest admission fee Of fifteen
cents will be invested at oncee IN
lew books 1.
a meeting OF the Trustees OF
he church was held Monday even
ng AT the rooms Of w, r. Roberts
md an hour later another meeting
II the Deacons and Trustees was
lela at Dea @ NJ Sykes. Reports
'eceived showed that ANOTHER year
1ill see the Society free OF debt
md the church completed. All butt
he organ.
SOUTH DORSET.