The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-04-20

Miss Anthony has returned 1
the village after a three month
stay on the West Road
The w. X. c. met last Satur
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
IN, McWayne on Main st.
i Mrs. Flora Landfear has return
ed from successful operation a
the Rutland City Hospital.
Miss NJ. Pollard of Albion.N Y
has returned 10 her home accompan
led by her niece, Miss Altha Leyan
Miss Ethel Seymour spent mos
OF last week in Dorset Hollow with
her sister, Mrs. Ern Roberts.
MIR and Mrs. c. n Williams
gave a Sugar" party last Friday ey
ening in honor of their guest. Miss
Plummer.
Mrs. A. r. Sherman invited q
few ladies to afternoon tea one day
last week and Incidentally to meet
Mrs. Hunt.
II. II. Sheldon and r. V. Comba
were in South SALISBURY and Ben
nington last week Wednesday on
business.
Mrs. A. P. Sherman is Install
ing a bath room in her house on
Church st. F X. Mahley is doing
the work.
j. S. Batchelder and wife of
Manchester Center We're guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher last Sun
day.
Our roads are rapidly drying out
and 1t is only question OF few
days when the chug chug Of the au-
TO will be heard on our roads.
Clarence Blackmer is again
working for the Dorset Field Club.
Monday he began his labors by
cieuHihB up dIouHu the Siuo 6iouhu
DO no. forget the social to-
night IN the Lecture Room of the
church Supper will be served at
{ o'clock sharp and 1t will be a
good one too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gulley received
n ~ nIJ fauhinnad gand aff ond from
all accounts seemed to enjoy il. Old
shoes, cans, COW bells. etc. decorat-
ed the rig
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Edgerton
entertained their daughters, Mrs.
Henry Harwood and Mrs. Burr Phil
lips and their husbands at dinner
last Sunday.
"A much larger amount of syrup
has been made than our farmers
thought. The yield will average
with other years, and the quality Is
fully as good.
Prayer meeting was held Tuesday
evening in the Lecture Room Of the
church and will be held there each
Tuesday evening at 7.30 till further
notice
The social which was to have
been given tonight by the ladies' So
ciety will be postponed until Thurs
day evening. the 27th, on account OF
the death of Mrs r. G. Liddle.
Mrs. Herbert Thompson and
lady friend of Manchester spent one
day of last week with her son and
Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson. in the Hollow"
The engineer employed by the
Fire District was in town last Fri
day and with his assistants made
etc, for an estimate
to be rendered in a few days,
The young men who amuse
destroying little things
belonging to other people had best
halt now. A little more of the same
kind OF foolishness will land them
behind the bars
See the New Spring Exhibits at
the Grand Spring Opening and Cele-
bration Sale at LeviD's New Depart
ment Store, Manchester Depot. Sale
begins Saturday. April 22nd. Lasts
Is days 81
---Tuegday morning at about one
o clock, Gertrude Holley Lidd'e.
wife OF Dr r. e. Liidle, suceumbed
to long Illness, aged 50 years. The
funeral will be held from the church
Friday afternoon at $50. lnier-
ment viii he In Map HilI cemetery
We understand that Miss Eli
zabeih Cheney was the one who dis
covered the fire in the r G. A.
at poultney, and IL was
her presence Of mind and prompt
ness that prevented a serious con-
Miss Cheney is Dor
sci girl, aud the Oldest daughter Of
PROT. aud Mrs. A. b. Cheney,
We are having all kinds Of
weather lately a perfect day With
the thermometer up 10 ss Next
a cloudy day with drop to rs de-
grees with snow and hail Such
weather makes IL. hard 10 regulate
fires and to know how 10 dress.
Il viii soon pass and
we will be baskIng Ia sunshine and
watching the buds and grass grow,
and before long the hum of the
lawn mower viii be heard as the
lie cleaning up and max