The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-09-07

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friend Frabk Wells - Syracuse y
IT, wsre al the Barrova llouep over
Labor bay
Mrs E M Kermer was also
registered At the BarroWa House
Mrs Refmet 10 from Great barring
Ton. MasF
Miss Van 0l.iuda. who has bcen
az the narroHs House for the past
five weeks. left Tuesday for her
home ia Brooklyn. n. Y
Ur and Mrs John A Eaglcson
who have been At "westyiew for
the paa rtnuih left sunday fof their
home Il Aew York
Mr. and Mrs, Clarke Of New
York. aho were stopping Ia Man.
chester. spent last Friday IN Dorset
the guests Of Mr. Hudson
Miss Anthony. who has beer
staying with Mrs Edison lIolley for
several weeks. left SATURDAY for a
as' sch Miss Fagleson At "tst
view
raeseay aud Wednesday there
were quite a large number Of our
summer gueats left for their homes.
Another two weeks aud Dorset will
seem deserted
Miss Marble. Miss Roe, Miss
Eichbaum. and Miss Clarke Of Ar
llngton were IN town last week call
ing on friends They dined at the
Barrows House,
There was a good turn out OF
Dorset people for the Rutland Fair
Among those that spent several days
there were the Misses Anna and
Winifred Manley.
Mr. Stowoll, Mr.. Lockwood, MIR.
A. w. Harrington, Mr. Miller Mr..
Starks. Mr. I'D, starks and Jos II.
Harrington spent Labor Day with
their families
Edward Judd and wife were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Mark Judd
on the West Road for two weeks
They returned to their home in Al
bany last Saturday.
Edmund Roberts and family.
who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses sheldon for the past two
weeks. returned to their home in
Wardsboro Sunday.
Pomona meeting IN Pawlet to-
morrow promises to be well attended
and the Lecturers program very in
terestng A report OF the meeting
viii be given next week.
Our schools began Tuesday with
the same crop OF teachers as last
year except the West Road Miss
Mabel Gilbert takes the place OF
Miss Margaret Gilbert who is teach
ing nj Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kells of
Brooklyn, n. ", G. Jacobs, Miss L.
liyye Misses Bertha and Anna
Mared and Miss NJ. Scestras Of New
York city are recent arrivals at Ter.
race Farm Home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and |
Mrs A Ralston and Miss Scotland |
Of Schaghtieoke, N y, Mr.. and Mrs
Edison F starks OF Pittsfield. Mass,
called IN their autos on Mr., and Mrs
W Sy kes at Terrace Farm Home
Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Miller
and daughter of Elizabeth Nj. Mr..
and Mrs Richard Elmer and two
and Mrs. Charles Willard
If Manchester Depot. were guests
n MIR and Mrs. NJ ~ Chapman last
Friday.
This community was very much
y 1tGeG last Friday evening to hear
4 tho death OF Kyfle Harwood In
w, aud the sympathy of
~ - extended to Mrs. Mary IIar-
rood and family In their time of
p uble.
There was musical H. the
'estry Of the church Tuesday after
loon. The receipts were for the
,euefit OF the piano fund. Those
Who assisted were Miss Harriet Hol-
ey at the piano. Prof. Fuchs on the
.iolin and n. w, Sheldon soloist
The telephone service has been
4 little or no use the past ten days,
reason given by the company. thun-
Ter storms. Ii that the only rea-
oa7 We hardly think so. The sub
eribers viii have to pay full price
whether they can use their phones
r not.
AT an informal dinner last Wed
esday evening Miss AIDA Frances
GOODWIN added TO the occasion by +,
with an engagement ring
nd announcing that she had decid-
d to forsake the single life. II is I
that a western man Ii
he lucky one, Miss Goodwin is al
resent visiting Miss Lorraine Har-
lngion.
Frank A Norton has started 10 =
ebulld ON the site OF his odd home |
hitch was burned few weeks ago, 7
be cellar has been dug aud the
'alls will be laid and ready for the
arpenters by the time this paper Is
sued Mr. Norton hopes 10 have
ae building up aud enclosed before 2
old weather
Mrs Frederick Crane viii give
siereoptiean lecture 10 the yestry !,
I The church Sunday evening at
30 o'clock. the subject being
What Vermont dont know about
hildrens wages average IN this