The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-10

guest Of Mr and Mrs. Charles huek
Of West Arlington recently
smith Buck aud family islt
Saturday for a two weeks vacation
spent III plttsfield and Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. AZ. G. Hulett Of Rye, y
T.. and Mrs, NJ. A. Howard Of Val
ley Falls. n. Y. arr the guests Of
/ Mrs. Long on Water st.
Geo Donnclly aud Harry Phil
Hips of Bennington furnished music
for the entertainment and dance on
Wednesday evening last.
The young ladies Of S. james
Guild cleared about sS3 at The sale
Wednesday afternoon. The amount
received was nearly sl04
MIR. and Mrs, Ernest Thompson,
who have been living III a part OF
James Thompson's house, have re-
moved 10 the Adams farm south Of
The village.
Miss Lena sprague of Reads
boro, after spending several weeks
az the home OF Mrs. Frances Cool
edge. has returned home aecompan-
led by Geo, Coolidge.
Mr.. Jolitz Of North Adams and
daughter, Mrs. Herman Jolitz OF
Lowell, Mass, are visiting at the
home OF the formers daughter, Mrs.
Edward Cullinan, on School 81.
Miss Frances Killion was given
surprise party at her home We'd
nesday evening by her friends and
schoolmates IL being her l7th birth
day. Dancing, games and music
were INDUCED in, about 40 being
present.
SOUTH DORSET.
"A good shower Saturday even
ing.
--Tlaying is over and good
crop cut.
The summer boarders are In
full swing.
-nlackberries are very plenty.
M. c. Wade and family with |
Mrs. jerks, Mrs. Grover and Edward
Bowen were on Bald Mountain sun
I.,v a ftar hluaharrfag
Bowen took several photos at
Brookside Farm Sunday of j. Me-
Namara and friends.
- Bowen was at Henry Chamber
lain's in Manchester, arranging for
an auction to come off this month.
The Chamberlain's have sold their
home and will go to Oregon with
THEN daughter, Miss Clara. soon.
The bills will be printed at the
journal office and notices given.
We do not like 10 see our old
friends leave us In their old age.
Alice NJ. Hillard. a niece of
Mrs. Chas. w. Phelps, has been WIS.,
iting at the Phelps homestead.
Never was there before 80 many
autos running through. this valley as
at present, and most OF them OBJ
serve the law and respect the
rights OF others.
The men who get drunk and
abuse their families and others are
running risk they little expect. II
is bad enough TO get crazy drunk
let alone trying to paint the town a
dark brindle shade and whipping
their wives and children. and scaringI
the whole neighborhood. Better cut
II out.
EAST DORSET.
Mrs. S. A. Shelter spent Sunday
in Rutland.
MIR. and Mrs. George Wilson Of
Boston, Mass, visited friends In tow
lately.
William Parker of the West"
is visiting at b. r. Bowen's.
Miss Mabel Brophy, who has
been working in Rutland, is home
for several weeks.
Mrs. DR.. Bufum and daughter
Of Connecticut visited at ]. Il. Buff
fums on Monday.
Misses Margaret and Josephine
Leary of New York city are visiting
at Mrs. X. r. Stones for few
days.
Mrs. Mary Landfear, Misses Hat
tie and Bessie Landfear OF Troy, N
T., are visiting atH A. Brophys.
Mrs. J. X. Griffith and child
rem have been visiting relatives IN
Manchester the past week
Invitations are out for the mar
rage OF Miss Clara NJ. Buffum 10
Rev. Herbert Mcdonald Hall, Aug.
II, 1911.
Mfr and Mrs. John Crandall and
Miss Minola Crandall OF Manchester
ipent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Den
is Riley
Miss Harriet Wing OF West Rut- .
and. former teacher Of this VII
age. is visiting at g. NJ. Walls
"A social hop was held IN the
school Hall. Saturday evening. A
objection was taken for the benefit
4 the base ball association.
The Stars" will give must
ale 10 the School Hall. Friday even
ng. August 1.-THE program prom
ses to be a very interesting one +