The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-10-05


n sherman on church ST. has a
new aaa taot kinucy had the
contract
Mrs Melissa Wade. Mrs John
Reed aad Miss Bessie Reed we're IA
Granville n y. from saturday to
Tuesday
Mr and Mrs. Frank 1srboil gave
A dance 10 their friends at their
hom. on Norih Elm 81. iast FIJI
day night
Miss 81. x. Gray closed Out
look yilia last Thursday and left
kor lansing. Mich. to be gone for
some time.
IA. II. gilbert motored to Brat
tleboro last week and took la the
Far. Hunt returned TO Dorset sat
urday evening.
Henry Short Of Wilmington, n.
G.. was a guest Of bis sister Miss
short one day last week AZ the Bar-
rows House
Geo. II. Barrows OF the LAX
st. Catherine House was IN town
Monday and Tuesday at the Bar
rows House,
Mrs. Tholaas D. Huntington and
daughter Constance of Columbus,
O.. are at the Barrows House for the
month of October.
There will be Fire District
meeting tonight in school Hall All
tax payers should be there aud hear
the reports of their officials.
Mrs. Il. Carlond and niece ol
Nutley N. j., who have been staying
at the Avalon for the past month
left for their home Tuesday,
Mrs. Hopkins of Washington
u. G.. who has been visiting Mr ana
Mrs. ], G. Weems on the West Road
returned TO her home last week
A. w. Harrington's family re-
turned to Dorset last Wednesday
and expect TO stay TIL November
If the weather does not drive them
out.
Merit Tiff has moved into the
| win McWayne tenement Mrs. Ed.
Frost will occupy part of the same
house having sold her place to Leon
Harwood,
Miss Helen Barrows left Sat
urday for Syracuse, N. y, TO attend
wedding of former school friend.
Miss Barrows win be one of the
bridesmaids.
p. A. Norton was Ia Granville,
\. -. Tuesday on business. Mr., Nor
ton has the frame of his new house
up and the work of enclosing II is
being rapidly pushed.
George Lee was in town over
| Sunday the guest Of his parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Digit Lee, Of the iol-
low. George has finished his work
in Pawlet and accepted position
IN Brandon.
= Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Weems who
have occupied the Snyder house on
| the West Road for the past two
months, left Monday for Washington
ID. c., where they expect to reside
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Snyder who
| have been staying at Dca. Roillil
sykes during the occupancy of
home on the West Road by the
Weems family, have returned home
to stay for the winter.
Last week there was a general
changing of residences in the North
District. Leon fIarwood moved TO
the Ed. Frost place ON Rupert noun
tain. and Frank A. Norton moved
his family into the j. II. Sheldon
farm house vacated by Mr. iar-
wood
"A number of families are sur
ferfng from coal shortage FOR
some time past 1t has been impossi-
BILE to get coal at the Depot, ana
unless the dealer secures some
very soon the residents OF Dorset
will have to send to Granville, n.
y. or West Pawlet for their sup
ply. Can the Journal tell It's read
ers why this trouble occurs every
year about this time.
Charles G. Farwell, son of
Rev. Asa Farwell, native OF Dorset
died at his home IN Wollaston Mass.
Aug. 27th. aged 60 years. Mr., Far
well was at one time a teacher IN
Black River Academy at Ludlow.
His father was brother Of the late
Isaac Farwell of this town. His lat
er years had been spent In the IN
surance business.
The regular meeting OF Dorset
Grang was held last night and re-
ports received from the Fair Com
mlttee. Everything Is ready for
the Fair next week Thursday after
noon and evening, and cordial In
yitatlon "a given to our neighboring
Oranges to come. and TO enter their
products for the premiums. Unfor-
tunately the early frosts spoiled a
lot Of produce which was intended
for the Fair. still there should be
enough interest to bring out what