The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
RUTLAND. VT.

| nome on tne west hohu 10 theIf
place on Main St., formerly occupied
by Mr. and Mrs George Alexander
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Harrington,
Jr, Of Troy, n. y, were In town for
'ew days last week looking over
their property on Church 81. and ar
ranging for opening their house
about May Sth.
Deacon G, NJ. Sykes is in Boston
this week purchasing new goods for
the summer trade The Deacon
wen last Thursday, and will do
some visiting after he has attend
ed to his business
Allan Bourn OF Yonkers, N. y
was In town few days this week
attending TO the cleaning up of his
place on Church St, and arranging
for the opening of the house which
Will be very soon.
Charles Towsley, who has been
employed for the past year on the
farm OF + G. stone, will work for
John Fisher the coming year, and
in a few days viii move into the
house on Main st, vacated by Mr.
astman.
MJnta morufg the 30 oss-
West -. Of Worcester, Mans, on
menccd the alteittlons on he '14rcr
steps Wnen completed tn change
will ne oi only more att. ,ctivc, but
much ore colNtrlent to lhpse u.s.
Dc rem.
Commencing Tuesday night the
Henry Family began five nights
engagement at School Hall. A diff
ierent play is presented each even
Ing, and those who have seen them
lrase heir work, and best of all
hey present what is absolutely clean
and the most particular can not be
offended
-Wm. Manley. who has been
with A. Il. Martin at the Bon Air"
in Augusta, Ga, the past winter, Is
visiting his father, f. X Manley for
a short time before taking up his
summers work. VIII, We are glad
o see you, and more than pleased .
to know that you are making good
in your chosen work.
The celebrated and gifted writ
er and author Edwin LeFevre, who
has handsome summer home on
he West Road, was in town for sew
sral days this week attending TO
iome improvements which he IL go
Ing to have made on his pro-
perty Said improvements consisting
Of an out door sleeping room for the
use Of his two boys
Work on the Dorset Field
and Go'f Club grounds has been
goipg on for week or two, and by
he time the season opens every
hing viii be in readiness for our
friends. Clarence Black
ner hes the care Of the Golf Links,
md Kimball Tiff Of the Club
grounds. That every detail will be
be well looked after is n foregone
conclusion with " n Roberts as
general manager
Word was received here Tuess- !
lay afternoon OF the death Of Deer /
ng Crosier who was living IN Texas. |
The young mans death occurred on
Tuesday from an attack OF scarlet {
ever He was the secopd eon of |
dr and Mrs. Joseph crosier. former /
y OF Rupert but now residents Of [
Dorset, and n grandson Of Mr.. and !
Hrs Albert sheldon OF Rupert The
,ody win be brought on and 10 due
o arrive Saturday and interment
gill be IN Rupert Young crosier
gas very popular young man and
vas a member Of Mt Anthony Grang
u Rupert and Washington Pomona. J
nd bis sudden and untimely death
gill be great shock TO his parents
nd grand parents and distinct
oss to the community.
The Dorset Cheese Factory re- /,
amed operations yesterday. and {
heese will be made under the sup i
ryision q Charles Danforth Of East ?
rupert A. Dorset people have /
sn unable 10 get any cheese for !
everal months they viii be pleas I,
d ioknow That they can &c, II BY 4