The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-25
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Corner West ard Grove Sts.
Big Corner RUTLAND. VT

4 On account of School Hall be-
ing in use all Of next week by the
Henry Family and others, the regu-
lar meeting OF Dorset Grange will
be held on Wednesday evening, May
Sth, instead of May lst
I Mrs. J. A. Eagleson of New
York City, is in town for season
stopping at the Barrows House She
is here to see about opening the
Eagleson summer home, West
View.
p. X. Manley walked to Man
chester last Sunday morning and
returned with his new 1912 Ford.
1t certainly is very handsome cal
and will be of great benefit to him
in his mail and express work
The sugar social given by som
of the young Grangers In School
Hall last Friday night was great
success, and was thoroughly enjoy
ed by all who attended About six
dollars was realized after all bills
had been paid
AS we said in last weeks paper
Bowen is a corker when it comes to
selling goods at auction. He made
great success of the NJ d. Chap
man sale and secured some very
high prices for the cattle, and fair
prices for the other things.
MIR. and Mrs. Burr Harwood OF
West Hebron, ~ Y, We're in town
Monday, guests Ct Mark Ludd Mrs.
Harwood remains until tomorrow
when she goes to Albany, N, Y, to |
visit her mother who is In a hospi |
tai there, and will remain over Sun
day with her brother, Edward Ludd
The sale Of land around Dorset
continues We have been informed
on good authority that Deacon Rol-
lin Sykes has sold strip OF his
land on the nor4h end of his place
to Miss de Nottbeck Same to be
transferred Immediately. About
acres were in the piece sold,
There are eight autos owned in
Dorset and reports are that two or
three more will be In use before
very long With those that come
In for the season with the summer
guests We viii have seventeen or
eighteen machines running around
our streets continuously With the
through traffic we may look for o
lively time from now to November
The Burr e. Burton students will
present the comedy LAS You Like
It' IN School Hall. next Monday ev-
ming 1t is being given in Dorset
Jy request and also because OF its
iuceess in Manchester. We sincere
y hope that large audience will
sreet the players when the curtain
ises Performance begins at 7.45.
ieneral admission 25 cents. No re-
erved seats
We forgot TO mention that Taft
nd Roosevelt appeared by proxy
i the sugar social last Friday night
The impersonators were Messrs. AL
red Seymour and Clifton p Kent
hey filled their parts TO the letter
nd caused a great deal OF amuse-
nent We must say that Taft had
be best OF the argument while as
snai Roosevelt raised local issues.
nd side stepped the real ones.
The Ladies Society OF the
hurch VIII give one of their old
tyle suppers and socials in the .
hurch tomorrow night supper viii
e served at seven O'Clock, and II
oes without saying that II viii be /.
good one The usual price OF
m cents will be asked and fifty i
ents worth will be given. 1t will /.
Q cheaper 10 80 70 the Church for !
lpper than to eat athome You /,
Ad better so
sheldon q Harrington are hard 4
H. and the days are all too short
y ihem. They have arranged 10 o
eep on the premises. and do 4
~ o. light housekeeping This d
eek another consignment Of 500 o
iiokens arrived which. with those =
al came short time ago and what Il
AYe haiched in the ineubaiors. give Il
le boys about All they can attend d
from dawn TO far into The night p