The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-05-11

/ feew days,
"A meeting OF the Dorset Chees
Association Officers was held las
Saturday evening
Allan Bourn returned to hi
home In Yonkers. n. Y, last Sal
: nrday
There was business meetin
of the water board Saturday night |
J H. Sheldon's.
Miss Hattie Chapman OF Eas
Putney Is visiting her sister. Mrs
Guy Towsley.
Judge Chas. II. Kent was In ben
nington for several days recently oil
county business.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. u. Towsley
We're in Granville, N, y for a da,
last week on business
Alfred Seymour went to Rut.
land Tuesday on business returning
or the evening train.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary
Society met with Miss Il. l., Sykes
yesterday afternoon.
Miss NJ. X. Gray was called TO
Manchester Depot Monday by the
death of Mrs. S. Bourn.
Mrs. Coon of Pawlet and Cas-
ton called on her sister, Mrs. Elmer
liarwood Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Edison Holley Is slowly inn
proving. and we hope that she viii
soon be In her usual good health
u. f. Lilly is installing a bath
room In "Applecroft" for Frederick
Crane. Arthur Kellogg is doing the
work
Mrs. Helen Maillard of Chic.
ago. H.. arrived in town Tuesday TO
a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Edison
Holl,y.
Communion was observed at the
church Sunday morning, and Miss
Amy Il. Blackmer was received into
membership.
A. w. Harrington and wife of
Troy were in town for the day last
Sunday. Mr.. Preston OF Troy was
with them.
The water proposition is rapid.
getting into shape. and in few day
the contracts will be let and the
work under way
Mrs. Chas. Willard, Of Manches
ter Depot, was an over night guest o.
her mother, Mrs. Merritt Chapman
last week.
Rev. +. H. Dawson of Rutland
will give the address Memorial Day
and the Welsh band of West Pawlet
will furnish the music.
Miss NJ. X. Gray of Outlook
villa. who has been spending the
winter at Seymour. Conn, returned
TO Dorset last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Towsley
OF East Rupert were guests at din
ner Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Robinson of Elm st.
DR.. l.. NJ. Kelley and Mr.. Shaw
of Manchester Center were gusts OF
Miss Anthony and Miss DeKlyn at
West View" last Saturday.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. b. Sheldon, of
Bennington were guests Sunday
o. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Sheldon and
w. j. and Miss Angie Holley
Mrs. Miller of Troy, N. Y, was
in town last Saturday looking at
w, j. Holley's house with the idea
of taking it for the summer.
The regarding around the church
and the altering of the steps In front
will soon be started, and will be fin |
ished before the hot weather.
Merritt Baker has given up his
house In Paddock Row" and NOV
ed his household goods to his faith
er's house on Dandy mountain.
Woodmen's meeting tonight |
The Officers desire that as many try |
TO get out as possible as there is
business Of Importance to transact,
George l.. Prentiss Of New York
City Is expected to-day to consult
with the water board on matters cor
nected with the new water system.
Casper Leach OF Pawlet drove a
fine herd OF young cattle through
Dorset last week. They were
for John Dalton OF the Hollow"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Harrington
Of Troy. n y, and Miss Wood OF
lebanon, N. y, are at Mrs A. w
cottage on Church 81
Tor two or three weeks,
The Dorset Creamery Associate
las been formed and the making Of
butter has been going on for about
.wo weeks. Burr Harwood has
'harge of the factory.
Charles Mcwayne went 10 Rut-
and last Saturday TO consult an oc-
.ulist as his eye which was injured
iome time ago at the quarry is MAX
ng trouble for him
The play to be given by young
,eople OF the Grange viii be pre-
'ented at School Hall, Friday eve
ling. May 18Th. The proceeds will
'e used 70 improve the stage Of the
lall
) r Lilly went TO Burlington
sunday and on Monday aided Mrs.
Hilbert and her son William IN get
ing Mr.. F r. Gilbert TO his home
m the West Road Mr.. Gilbert Stot
hs journey very we'll and at the pre-
nj time is slightly better
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