The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-01-19
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

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MANCHESTER DEPOT.
West Amedon has purchased
| the meat business OF Mike Pickett
and has taken possession.
-Adoriram Chapter, No. is. r.
/ A. NJ. will hold their regular con
vocation on Thursday evening.
a Nelson IS making some re-
pairs on the barn recently pur
| biased.
MIR, aud Mrs. Mason S. Childs
are entertaining Miss Harriet Childs
Of Burr a. Burton Seminary.
Special sale OF mems and wo-
men shoes for one week. Come
and look them over, Young's Shoe
| store. ~
Mrs. A. c. Conner was called
10 Randolph last week by the ILL
less and death OF her mother, Mrs.
Frank L. Parsons. who died on the
9th. aged 81 years.
Miss Libbie A. Perry and Miss
Anna Roberts OF East Dorset aisC
Miss Sarah A. Walker of Mancheste,
Depot enrolled recently as students
al the Albany Business College
Hope Lodge. No. so, |. o. o. +.
viii hold one of their populai
dances at their ball on Wednesday
evening. January 25th. Unescortet
ladies' zoe. each. McBride's orches-
ira.
A. l.. Carpenter and family OF
Mortified, Mass, have arrived In
town and Mr.. Carpenter has assum
I'd the management of the Batten-
Kill Inn and is already planning I'm
provements. This village extends a
cordial welcome.
The following is from recent
issue OF the Springfield Reporter:
"a very pretty wedding occurred
Sunday evening, January ist at .
O'Clock, at the home OF Mr.. ane
Mrs. Orrin r. North, when then
niece. Miss Nellie Robinson. was
united In marriage TO Percy Lee
Bourne of Manchester The ceTe,
mony was performed by Rev. John
n Reardon. The mation OF homo
was A cousin OF the bride, Mrs.
Charles Bromley, the groom belns
attended by Charles Bromley. Only
relatives and intimate friends oil
the couple we're present at the wed
ding. after which an informal re-
ception was held and supper wai
served.
AT the installation OF Officers
Of Hope Lodge, No. so, ]. o. U. r.
the following appointed officers wer
Installed: Ward, NJ. q. Wright;
| CON. Richard Bates; Chap, VIM
II. smith: II. S. s., u. G. DAVIS,
L. s. s.. W. c. Stevens; X, 5. n
IG. ]. II. Hicks; l.. s. n. g., J. W
.ioodell: II. 8. V. g.. Jas, M. B4urn'
l.. S. V. G.. Chas. Pond; !, g., Koot
Anderson; o. c., l.. c. Reed; Trus-
tee for three years. A. Cherbonneat'
Finance Com. J. NJ. Bourn. Z. II
Blackmer. Almon s. Adams; Rep
10 q. L., Il. T. futile. Richarc
Bates: Alternates, J. W. Goodell
In II Hicks: Com. on Laws, s. b.
TAYLOR. Almon s. Adams, Henry
sherwin: Visiting Com, Geo. Budro
~. w. Goodell. X, Bates, Earl ray
Tor: Social Com, r. G. Elmer, Z. d.
willard. ]. NJ. Bourh.
DORSET.
Jerry Crowley Is In Cassuyuna
n. Y, on business.
Mrs. John Connell was In Rut
land Tuesday the 10th.
Freeman Paddock, who has been
very sick. Is a little better.
Henry Hulsberg is working fol
Ira Glover on the West hoao'
Rev. F. f. Davidson OF Rut'
land preached last Sunday.
w. e. Kent was In Rutland on
busIness for two days last week.
Mrs. Moses Sheldon was Wis
itor at Mrs. Geo. Wade's Friday
"A new industry started on the
West Road lately. More about u
Aest week.
IL. J. Mccoy and Mr.. Brown OF
Remington were In town over sun
day. M
Mrs Keys Potter spent Friday
A.r h,rthday. with Mrs. John Fish
er. D..
y Nj, Armruohb
land Tuesday and wednesday ~
business. -.
Merritt Baker has moved M
family TO one OF the Paddock housea
on Elm 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt chapman
spent Sunday with their daughtefa
al Manchester Depot.
i Judge c. b. Kent left for Ben
nlngton Monday to attend an ao'
ieurned term OF court
THE family OF Geo. y. WAGE
have Ali been suffering from the
grip the past week.
Richard Stone OF Dandy Is W. W..
t,tnr his daughter. Mrs. ChaIiet
Eastman. in the Hollow.
Ed Morris has had the mis-
fortune 10 icse the fine eoiile thes
have had for 80 many years
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson
for several days last week, ~ .n'
saes,s Of Mr.. and Mrs. John carey
Mrs. W. II. Lewis spent Y.
weekend on the West Road A. ,h'
mes, Of Hon. c. u. Kent and ~iis
c,.s,Ntai sale Of mems and No