The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-16

Mrs Henry Birch Of Manches-
ter Center aud two children are visit
ing Mrs Win Lamphere in Dorset
Hollow
Byron wilkins Of the North Dit
trict caught a trout last Saturday
morning which measured over thir-
teon inches
&C, A. Wade was In Granville, n
T., Monday after a load Of cedar
posts and incidentally handsome
new surry
Miss Waldo who has been visit.
ing Mrs Il. II West at West
brook returned to her home In
Troy n. y, last Saturday.
Mrs. George n Chambers of
the Barrows House is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
t. II, West on the West Road,
Mrs e. II West and the
Misses Elizabeth and Helen West
left Tuesday for four days visit
in Troy. n. y, with Miss Waldo
Last Friday evening three large
loads Of our Dorset residents drove
to Manchester Center and took IN
the show at the Opera House
Master Harold Crowley OF Cas-
sauyna, n r., IS visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs Moses Shell
don of Dorset Hollow
Miss Alta Wade has been with
her sister, Mrs. John Thompson. Of
Manchester for the past ten days on
account Of Mrs. Thompson's Illness.
Miss Hattie Gray of Church
ST., who has been visiting relatives
IN Massachusetts, and friends In
Bennington returned TO Dorset last
Saturday
Mrs, Jason Hazleton, Miss Haz-
leion and Mrs. Josie Harrington of
Dorset Hollow were in Manchester
Center and Depot shopping last
week Thursday.
Mrs. Elmer Harwood and two
children, Mrs. Edward Towsley and
Miss Stafford We're In Manchester
Center and Depot shopping last Sat
urday.
The Dorset Inn opened yester-
day for the season and from now on
Landlord Stafford will be prepared
TO care for all who may seek his
hospitality.
All water rents not paid by
June 1st will be placed in the coll
tors hands, and according to the
bylaws of the Fire District II not
paid by July lst the water will be
shut off.
"A deputy sheriff Of Troy, N. Y,
was in town last Thursday looking
for an escaped prisoner He stayed
over night at the Inn, and Friday
returned to Troy having failed to
locate his man
Mrs. Mark Ludd, who was oper-
ated on at the Albany Hospital a
short time ago, is recovering rapid
", and in few days will be moved
10 the home OF her son Edward |
where she will be most comfortable
Miss r. w. Wright of Montpel-
er and a member of the Vermont
state Library Commission, was in
own over Sunday. While here Miss
Wright looked over our Library,
md expressed herself well pleased
win il.
The J. H. Sheldon cottage on
Church St, land rented by Mrs.
Knight Of Troy N. Yo) Is being
thoroughly renovated for the tenant,
,apering, painting and a thorough
leaning. 0. o. whitman of Man
hester Center is doing the work
DIR. Herrick of Chicago, Ill, was
n town Friday looking after affairs
connected with his purchase on the
Vest Road. The DR.. stayed the
light at the Inn and Saturday left
or Boston. Mass.
Miss Anthony, who has been
spending the winter in Cleveland,
J., returned 10 Dorset last Saturday |
md Is visiting at the home OF Judge I
md Mrs. c. D. Kent on the West
Road for short time before open
ng her cottage on Main st.
We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
clifton =. Kent on passing their
9th anniversary which occurred on
april 2sth II their friends had
.nown Of the date there would have
'een something doing Never mind
rlends we will have It in mind next
ear
"A fine large porch is being
uilt on the south side Of the house
ormerly owned by Geo. Weeks, and
'hich was bought by some ladies
rom Newark, n. J. When all the
FORK on the place Is finished II will
e one Of the most attractive in 4
he village.
The Williams shop vas entered
few night ago and quantity OF
be contents removed Jewelry.
gars and numerous other articles
'ere taken. That IL was the work
I an amateur, aud a local charac-
ar. il the belief % those who have
Iade an investigation. In all likely !
ood the guilty one or ones viii be
] the hands of the Officers 81 the
~ before this item II printed A
lse Of this kind should not be al s
wed 10 pass with a mere fine or a {
appended sentence. but should {
salt with severely a firm hand 6
this time may save a great deal .
trouble for the future.