The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-28
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Corner West and Grove Sts.
The Al. On The Corner RUTLAND. VT

Mrs. T f. Comba received &
bad fall Saturday last injuring hel
wrist very severely and at the same
time receiving quite shock to her
lervous system.
Quite a snow storm last Sunday
, morning Monday very cold and
windy. Only IA above zero all day.
Who said that the warm weather
had arrived?
Mr. and Mrs, George Barrows,
Miss Helen Barrows and Miss Nc
Wayne of the Barrows House were
IN Manchester Center and Depot on
Monday shopping.
Sundays snow has given us
fine sleighlng Probably by the
time this Is printed the warm wealth
cr will have come again and the
roads will be all mud
Mrs G. L. Knight Of Troy. n
Y, has opened her house on Church
ST. for the Easter Holidays. Mis-
Constance Knight, her daughter ,anG
Miss Houston are with her.
James Greenleaf Sykes Of New
York and Burlington was a weel
end guest Of his father and sister
Deacon G. NJ, Sykes and Miss e
Louise Sykes of Church ST.
Miss Lydia Wilkens Of the West
Road spent the week end with hel
sister and uncle, Wright Hazelton.
Miss Lydia also visited Miss Angie
Ncrcross Of the North District
"A. T.. Acker Of Valley Falls, N
Y, was in town last week TO NEE
W. J. Holley and incidentally to loo (
into the hotel proposition 1t is re
ported that he has rented tho Dorset
Inn for the coming year
Roland Harrington Of Troy, N.
Y, has arrived in town and in
short time the firm Of Sheldon
Harrington will be hard at work OF
their chicken farm In the No. Dis.
triet
Miss Rosa Brooks invites all tC
be present at her Spring Opening OF
pattern and tailored hats, Wednes
day. April 3rd, 1912. Millinery par
!ois at William Borine's residence
Pawlet, Vt 49
-Ernest Edgerton Of the Nortt
District was in East Dorset Sunda,
and called at the Town Clerks Of.
flee. Tuesday he started for the
mountain town Of Peru where OF
Wednesday he was married to Miss
Hannah Coolidge
There win be an invitation
dance nuder the auspices Of the Dor
set Grange In the Town Hall, Mon
day night, Aprll sth. MeBride's Or.
chestra Of three pieces win furnish
the music Admission 10 the hal
will be by card only.
Was il cold Monday night and
Tuesday morning. We think ii wai
AT II D. m. Monday the thermomete
was above zero At midnight
below. AT 130 a. N. Tuesday I be-
low, and at a. M, below Rath
q ae9ere for the last week in March
Two very stylish young ladies
we're seen coming out Of Mrs.
Knights cottage Monday evening.
rhe latest fashions Of New York
and Paris were represented and
they attracted a great deal Of no.
tie We understand they were
from Troy, and were up for the day.
The entertainment and social OF
the Yoke Bearers and Forum classes
tomorrow night promises Is be
very pleasant affair The pro
tgram a. arranged Is attractive. and
the ladies VIII furnish the audience
With light refreahmenta Admission
IS cents for adults and ~ cents FOR
children
Mrs y n West Mr. n
Glover and Mrs a " Phelen gave
an afternoon tea a. The home Of
Mrs West last Friday afternoon in
honor ot Mrs Linwpod ~ Kelley of
Manchester Center The reception
wsx from I 70 g. and about twenty
five ladies attended and extended
10 the bride. who BY The way was