The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-11
Co.
Corner West and Grove Sts.
The Dig Store On The Corner RUTLAND. VT.

departed for Burlington on the morl
ing train Tuesday, We understand
that they are hot for Roosevelt
"A w Harrington. Jr.. has rent
Cd his cottage on Church ST., ad.
Joining their own place, to DR.. w
u. Houston Of Troy, N. Y. The faml-
ly are expected about the first Of
June.
Mr.. Whitset OF New York, has
rented the studio building on the
Hatch place for the summer, and
VIII devote a good part of his vaca-
tlon to putting the beautiful scenery
around Dorset on canvas.
Wm. Mcbride, who has been
spending the winter with his SOM
Joseph and John in Arlington. Va,
returned to Dorset last week. Mr.
Mcbride is very much better but
still far from well.
C H. StoweH of New York has
rented the Films" on Main St, for
another season. w. T.. Kent is
very busy preparing for the arrival
of the family which will be about
May goth
Improvements are being made at
the Inn Two new baths are being
installed and some painting and pa.
pering is going to be done. Num-
erous applications have been recelv.
ed and the prospects for a good sea-
son are very bright
w J. Holley has rented his cot
tage on Church ST., to ]. II. Bow
man Of Toledo, O., for the season,
and the main part of the large house
On the same street 10 DR.. r. NJ.
Pierce of Philadelphia. Pa. for the
season also
The Geo Weeks place which
vas sold last fall to Mrs. Craven am
Mrs. Conover OF Newark, N. J.. is
icing thoroughly oyerhauled. Fire
'iaces. bath room and other Improve
nents win add to the comforts
II the house John +. Lille Is the
"A part Of the Glover class |
by Ernest Manley decorated |
he church last Saturday afternoon |
With potted plants for the Easter
ervices Sunday The plants were
oaned by Mrs. VIM. Weeks of Main
t., and through the Journal we
FISH TO thank Mrs. Weeks for her
indness.
On account Of the severe wealth
r Monday evening the Grange
ance was not as Well attended as il
'ouid have been had the evening
cen clear However there was
cry fair number out, and all who
ere there enjoyed the fine music
FINISHED by McBrde's orchestra.
Charles A. Wade has sold to
Irs George r Kellogg the Dun
N" mill property which stands In
e rear Of Mr.. Armstrong; place.
e understand that Mrs. Kellogg
M alter the min into a large and
bungalow and will
'enpy Il this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander
I'VE started 10 move their house
I'D goods 10 their new home 10
orth Rupert By The time this Il
in,ed they win probably be settled |
orset is sorry 10 lose them as they
I've been good citizens, and pleasan
'ighbors The best wishes Of an
cir friends 60 with thcm.
The Thank Offering meeting Of I
e Women's Home Missionary So |
ny VIII take the place Of the usual I
aver meeting. n the yestry. Tues
y. April Ieth ~ 7.s8 j. %. This !
" be called gentlemens night" !.
L Is hoped there will be large J,
not only of members Of /,
2 society. but of gentlemen also I
Miss Elizabst th Harwood of the
sst Road. who las been visiting i
= sister. Mrs. W. r. MAnleg Of !,
aislehoro. returned 10 Dorset last !
turday evening The Misses Anna y
. winifred Manieg spent satur- (
: afternoon With Mrs. Charles . v
aee oi Dorset Holiow They were b