The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-10-03


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discreet
Games D. Shipmau and daogb
,ef noruta@, Nho nave hoen al ta'
avalon ior the pat month Ice
sateraay aitcrnoou Tor thof hons
~ New York
Geo. T. Edgurlon 81 the Norti
y susvl is puting AN addition or
.ae ttsr ol bs mouse Nnon cola
rieted wuh siyo them scyc'a.
,aote sioeping iooms and much
necdcd space ou the main floor
1he Ladies' society viii holo
"a 10 eeat social IN tue Lectutt
Room ul tao Church ON Thursday c1
ening, oct 10 supper viii be sery
ud -. elook everyone come
and nave good time
Ar. aud Mrs. Frederick Crane OF
,ne west Rvau attended an aiternoo
/ ca last saturday afternoon at the
.5lne o. MIR. and Mrs t. l.. Maxim
Manchester Mr aud Mrs, Gran,
"ero invited TO meet house guests
Il the hest and hostess
Mis. J. d. Shipman OF New York
,urpliAeu her Dorset friends laa
saturday by brief visit. With hei
tnend Mrs. Golding she is touring
New England In a Losier car, an0
IN PROBABLY go to Montreal, Cana
ia. before returning TO New York
Rev. Geo. Holley Gilbert preach
ed last Sunday morning. On ac-
aount Of the severe storm there was
a very small attendance The stay
at-homes missed a very good sermon
while those who brayed the ele
nents felt well repaid for 30 doing
The regular meeting of Dorset
Grange was held last night Al
there was Harvest supper af
4 the meeting the Lecturers pi,
lam was very short II Is needles |
to say that there was a large at
enhance as the supper was bouud |
to bring them out.
+ mer D. Harwood completed h |
enth year OF work for Uncle Sam
4s the r. f. ID postal clerk Wei
ongidtui ate him and trust he will
oe prepared TO cope with tho parcels
.iost when II starts Jan lst May |
Se be with you Elmer IN 1917 to
write up your 18th year of work
Mr.. aud Mrs NJ V. Barbour, ,wht
nave occupied the "Vaill' cottage |
n Miss deNottbeek's estate for tn,
past three months, left Friday 10,
heir home in Toledo, o We wert
sorry to have them leave, but viii
look forward to 1913 when We hope
they will be with us.
Miss Elizabeth Waldo Of Troy |
T. Y, who has spent good deai
III time in Dorset for several sum
.ners, has announced her engagement
. MIR. Walter Scott Of that city llol
Dorset friends extend congratula
oions and hope they viii receive Il
.,iece of the wedding cake.
Miss Edna Bachelder, the Dis
.rlct Nurse of the Bennington Coun-
y Vermont improvement Associa
ION. has been working through Dor
set Hollow during the past week
Nhi'e In Dorset Miss Bachelor
makes her headquarters at the
lome of Mr. and Mrs Rollin Weeks
There will be another meeting
Il the Dorset Valley Improvement
society Monday evening at O'Clock
in School Hail when the names OF
Chos to serve on the different com
mittees will be announced, and the
work for the coming year will pro-
Jably be outlined.
sSilas Harwood Of South Shafts
bury is in town this week taking
orders for trees and shrubs and
also berry stock. He is stopping
ath Tom Tobin OF the North Dis
.rict Mr. Harwood sold his place
IN the Kirby Hollow" road tG
Judith Rush a short time ago, and
.rying to locate nearer the village.
Mrs. j H.. Musser and Miss
v dusser. who have occupied the w j
iolley house on Church St. for the
)ast season returned to their home
n Philadelphia, Pa, Tuesday. Mrs
Iusser has purchased the W A.
Brigham place on Church St. and
We vii have the pleasure Of seeing
Ter aud the other members Of the
amily early next year
The mass meeting OF farmers |
md other interested, was well at
ended and the talk by Mr.. Scheu
,rle on cooperation was listened TO (
.ery closely A full report OF this
me ting will be found elsewhere 80
We will not undertake 10 give a.
The President Of the Dorset Valley
Improvement Association being in