The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-31

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Mn Mary Lewis q Worcester
Mass. ~as guest " Mrs. 6 ~
Kent Tor four days Tits vees
Our hAii team crossed aAts sith
nsr Dorset iAs, saturday and sen
sle rans ~ a @cnre u , 20
Alss Easi-son Of "wesiyieS
fesusaed last wrek from four
weeks TIP 10 the Maiue woods
Charles Noreross sho has been
quite ia Tor the past fe~ daga H.
very much better
The farmers Rayv lanterns fof
sale AZ Taoonle Hardware Co popu-
a. priccs 1873
Miss clifford o. Minneapolis
Mlnn.. was guest Of Miss sheldon
at the Harrington cottage oa Church
81, for three DAYS last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson
81 Elm 81. were IN PawleI for two
days las, week taking IN The festiyi-
ties Of old home week
Mrs. Walter Manley. who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Mary
HARDWOOD. returned 10 her home Ia
Iarattieboro Monday
MIR. and Mrs. Baker and two
daughters Of New York are guests
OF sr. and Mrs. Frederick O.
OF "westacres" for few weeks.
The members Of the Gilbert fam
lly spent week or ten days At Lake
81. Catherine camping They re-
turned 10 Dorset last Saturday
p. II. Kent OF Rutland spent
several days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs C. b Kent, the first OF
this week
journal readers are reminded
that today Is the day for our church
fair. II will be held in the Lecture
Room afternoon and evening.
A number OF the young people
Of the Club held a picnic last week
Thursday at the head OF Gilbert
Brook.
Miss Grace Sexton, who has
been assisting Miss NJ, X. Gray for
the past month. returned to her
home I'm East Dorset Tuesday,
Word has been received Of the
death OF Mrs. Geo w. Steele. who
passed away Aug 2lst, at Los An
geles. Cal.
A special lot OF Perfection OH
Heaters at special prices at Taconie
Hardware Co. Better see us at
once 1913
The great Levin Store at Man
chester Depot has an interesting
tale to tell on the first page of this
weeks Journal.
Mrs Grover, who has been Wis
itlng Mrs. jerks IN thu Hollow, has
gone to Schenectady, N. Y, before
returning 10 her home in Massachus
etts.
Mrs. Albert Harwood and Miss
May Rowell of Bennington have
been In town the past week the
guests of Mrs. Harwood's father
Frank Boyy, of Elm st.
Professor Albert Gilbert of
Lexington. Ky, and Miss Gertrude
Gilbert OF Washington, ID. c., are
at the. Gilbert homestead for a few
weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Bourn OF New York,
NJ Y, with her two little sons. is a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Bourn OF
Church st. VIM. Bourn was up owe
DIR. Herrick's family took an
an'o trip last week around Lake
George and part of Lake Cham
plain, and returned TO Dorset Satur-
day evening.
MIR, and Mrs G. s. Adams and
Two children, Mrs. J. ID. Holmes and
three children, and Miss Ruth Drew
all of Jacksonville, Fla, are Mt the
Barrows House for several weeks.
There was a Progressive Bridge
party at the Club last Thursday
night. Five tables. Prizes were
won by Mr. and Mrs, Adams, and
Mrs. ]. D. hroder and w r. Rob-
erts.
Rev. Eugene f. Hunt entertain
ed the Junior Congregation on last
afternoon. A short en-
In the Lecture Room OF
the Church and afterward retire
mcnts we're served on the lawn OF
the "Manse."
Our Road Commissioner Johnl !,
Matson, deserves great credit for
the fine piece OF work completed on
he West Road between Gilbert 4
Brook and Deacon u. Simmons. II
S well and faithfully done. and will :
,e OF permanent benefit
Mrs. Lucretia Barrows Brad 3
ord. who used TO live In Dorset died 3
i her home In Granville. ~ " &
sunday morning. The funeral was q
Ield IN the Dorset church Tuesday 8
fternoon and the interment was in X
iaple nm Cemetery. Mrs. Brad y
ord was SO years old last April, 3
nd is survived by one daughter, K
Ire. Geo. Darrows. and two sons. =
'eorge and Gilman. +
Regular Grange meeting will be z
cid next Wednesday evening. There y
III be light refreshments served &
fter the meeting, and a social hour z
II the members are urged to turn y
ut and start the Fall with rons- y
lg meeting. The final arrange 4
lenit for the Pomona meeting at p
awlet Sept. sth will be made We'd 4
esday night z