The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-01-19
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Writing Paper.
Fame, Boxes q! FIRST quail
it, Paper Reduced.
The ToGGERY Shop. Hard's DRUG Store.

Hard , DhOG StOIc.
mems Meeting a. Burlington last
week
Mrs. Ellea l.add has straI
llly with sogtn large blossoms o..
Il. Looks pretty cheerful at tah
time Of the year.
Mr. and Mas. Nye Thylor q
Manchester spent seAelal Gays las
week In Dorset Hollow as ths
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Err Roberts
Mr. and Mrs VIM Cfandal
and Mrs. jos. Baldwin went TO Mes'
Hebron, n. T., tuesday the lVth
10 attend the tuneial Of Miss Leoht
Heath. They returned 70 Dorse'
me next day,
wv. NJ. =. H. West Ut Dorset
Grange ana Il. NJ Campbell, Maste.
Pomona Grange. installed the Off
oels OF Batteukiil Valley Grange
tuesday evening, the 10Th.
"A. l.. Bowen was IN town Wed
nesday the llth. looking aroune
and trying 10 find the entertain
ment he tails 10 get IN South Dor
set. We were glad to see him ant
nope he win call again
u. n sheldon met with a ser
lous fall last sunday afternoon. lie
slipped on the ice and struck o.
his hip and the back OF MS heae
causing a slight concussion, ant
.or over two nouns was In a dazeG
condition He will be confined u
the house for about a week.
Martha J. TobIn, widow of the
late James Tobin, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. w. Iii
lie ON the West Road. THURSDAY
morning the ~, aged 63 years. lht
funeral was held at Up. m. SATURDAY
the l4th. She Is survived by ivy.
daughters and one son, MIS-. Geo
Lille of Dorset. Mrs. Louis Griffith
Of Batavia, H., and Ed. w Iooh.
of Greenfield, Mass.
SOUTH DORSET.
Miss A. NJ. stallings spent Sun
day with Mrs. NJ. c. Phelps.
Fire destroyed the COW barn Oh
January Sth, at p. m, beiohglht
10 Merritt c. Phelps When dis
covered the flames had eate'
through the south end OF the barn.
Mr.. Phelps succeeded in getting GU
mis- six COWS, in two minutes more
they would have burned too. Iht
wind being IN the south. and the as
sIstance Of the bucketbligade say
cd his house. Several tons OF ma!
and farming tools We're burned. INC
fire was OF incendiary origin, th'
building was partially covered BY
insurance. Mr.. Phelps viii re
Guild
EAST DORSET.
- Harry Reebe was a Sunday Wis
jtor in town.
"A. ]. Loveland who has been II.
is able to b. outagain.
: Edward Griffith of Manchester
spent Sunday at his home here.
Miss Ma,ls G'iiith has return
Gu rom Il visit IN Corn"ftlcut.
Ray Gennette is spending
few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Aiea
| irosa
Mr.. ana Mrs. F elk Fovia re
1truai - their home III Roston al
tAt f.. ending Il few weeks mere.
fee social vllth was held
Mrs. Grace Alnes was well attenaee
and everyone reported good time
ARLINGTON.
William Jones is In New Yorh
on business.
Thomas Delaney was In Ben
aington Monday on business.
&C. o. Hard was Sunday yisl
TOR with friends in Manchester
Mrs. NJ. F. Killion is confined
% her room with case of grip.
Carl Mattison visited at his
home in South SALISBURY SUNDAY
Mis- Enid Lakln of West Paw
let Is at her home here for shofi
stay.
John Leary OF East Dorset wal
In town on business one day las
week.
Fl. n. White of Providence, K
l., is visiting his son Jesse Tor
couple of weeks.
-Enos Lathrop of Bennington
visited his mother, Mrs. May Lath'
rop, over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Adams OF Benningtol
was guest of her sister, Missflor-
cnce Holden over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard
attended THE Lottery Man In
Bennington Thursday eyneing.
Miss Ethel Hawley Of West Ar
,ineton Is guest of Mrs. Il. G.
Woodworth for few days.
-Mlss Halle wilkinson had
severe accident befall her Friday
morning when she slipped and fell
on the ice spralning her hip.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. C. A. Fields is Ill.
pr. S. X. Grey was in Brattle-
boro Tuesday.
w. NJ. Webb and wife return
ed from Montpelier Friday.
Mrs. Frank Nichols and daugh-
Ter Gladys were in Bennington sat
urday.
Mrs. r. II. Gault Of North Ben,
ningtou has been in town several
days.
Mrs r. H. shuffleton and Mrs
Geo Burt we're guests Of FRIENDS 10
| Bennington Saturday
| The Enterprise Society VIII
meet with Mrs. g. A. Warner tues
day D. m, at three O'Clock.
p. E. Deschenes was called 70
burlington Sunday by the death OF
| M sister. Mrs. Charles Ellis
The Forcstcrs VIII open their
new haIl with a Masquerade Ban
FRIDAY evening. MeBride's orehes'
| ia wiIl furnish music,
/ Artificial Teeth