The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-05-25

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exercises,
: Mrs Edison Hollcy is very muC
4 better aud we hope viii soon be ali
10 be out
e - Toweley and son Guy al
Is painting the barn in the rear OF N
q Dorset Inn,
John Woodward Of Fort Am
y. r., IS again at the Inn assistin
Landlord Stafford,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Phelon an
son Austin spent the week end 4
:, Proctor and Brandon.
Mrs n. l.. Derby aud two child
ren Of passaic. n. J.. are at MIR an'
Mrs John Fishers
1t is reported that the LAX,
/ 81 Catherine House will open MAJ
/ seth with an invitation hop.
Mrs. Charles Willard of Man
chester Depot was in town for day
last week calling on relatives.
"A meeting OF the w. II. G. was
held Saturday afternoon and arrang,
ments made for Memorial Day
| Woodmen's meeting tonight, I'm
portant business connected with
Memorial Day Members turn out
VIM. d. Manley of the Equinox
House, Manchester, was In town Sun
day visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles f. Clark of West
field, Mass. has been visiting Hon.
aud Mrs. c. b. Kent for few days.
Fredk. Crane of New York was
in town last Friday on business con
nected with his place on the West
Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Beales OF
Athol Mass, We're week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. sheldon of
Church st
Mrs. Edgar Hill of Providence,
r. l., and Mrs. Earl HIN of East Ru-
pert were. uests of Mrs NJ Chap
man Friday last.
Master Robert d. Kent eelebrat
ed his eighth birthday by giving
tea party TO few OF his friends on
Wednesday
William Gilbert OF Washington,
ID. c., was called home last Tues
day by telegram reporting the ser
ious illness of his wife.
Peter Wideawake is employed
on the grounds at "Westover" the
home of the Misses Humphrey pre-
pairing for their arrival
Mrs. j. l.. Obermaier and Miss |
Ethel Seymour We're delegates to the
County Convention of the c. u. s.
held in Bennington Monday
\ Rehearsals for Chlldren's Sun
day June 11th We're begun Monday |
in School Hall under the direction
Of Mrs r. NJ. Campbell.
Clarence Robinson of Sehenec-
tady, N. Y. was in town for few
days last week visiting his father
and mother on Elm St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo 4. Sexton
Miss Sexton and Miss Brophy OF Eat
Dorset were among those who at
tended the play.
Heard after the play. Mrs. A.
to Mrs. L. Mr.. and Mrs. West
were very good, and do you know
they acted real natural"
Miss Carrie Holley and her
mother are very much better and
both are able to be out Of doors and
get the benefit of this fine air
Next Sunday Mr.. Hunt will
preach to the Veterans, Womans
Relief Corps and the Woodmen who
will act as an escort TO the Others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morris have
invested in Ford runabout and Ed.
Is spending all his spare moments
.rying TO get the hang of the thing.
The addition to Miss Hattie {
jray's house is rapidly nearing com {
)letion and when finished will give {
he family much needed additional :
Dom. Ii
w. j. Holley is painting the {
Inn barn. The color is slate. II a
white paint had been used il would |
rave improved the appearance very
much more.
Mrs. Elmer wilkins, who has
been in Kirby Hollow, assisting in !
he care Of her father. II. Bebee, Q
'eturned to her home In Weston last .
,aturday.
Hot weather with yengenee.
saturday SO, Sunday SS, Monday
20. Rather warm for May, and with
'ut rain. very hard on gardens and
awns.
Ned Casselman was In town for
hree days last week, and Saturday
eft for st Paul, MINI, 10 establish !,
hatchery for the State. Ned viii !,
e gone about three weeks. :
DR.. w. 0. Reynolds OF Albany. !.
J. Y, was IN town for few days !,
asst week looking after the bunga- 4
Dw which he Is building on the
Vest Road >,
The Memorial exercises ri
iven by the children OF the village a
chools viii be held Friday evening r,
! School Hall at O'Clock Par ot
nts aud friends OF the scholars are n
)rdiaily invited. a,
p. r. Gilbert remains about the q
lme and seems 10 gain very little q
'e sincerely hope there will soon es
. turn for the better and that IA
. win regain his usual health "a
While working 80 the wild "a
Vest apple orchard Monday morn y