The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-11-14

for several weeks. itft last Thurs
day for her hom. In New York
There Was special meeting u
the Fi. Distrlc, last night
r.pua u same viii be given nexl
week.
Wright llayleton OF the Nortl
u sliei left for Wells Monday foi
a three weeks visit with his sister
Mrs. Henry Parks,
Ned Casslenan. who has beer
staying at the Inn for some time
returned 20 his home In Lake De!a.
ware. N y. Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Danforth OF East Rupert
IL caring for Mrs. Baldwin OF the
Hollow, Miss Ciemmons having
been sent for TO look after Mrs. Err
Roberts.
The Fire District tax IL past
due and those who have not paid II
aud wish TO save the p C. will
have to settle with the treasurer j.
H. Sheldon. before Dec. lst
Floyd Hulletts mother is ser
ously III at Floyd's home, We sim
cerely hope that that Mrs Hullett
viii recover and be spared to her
family for many years to come.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Manley OF
Brsttleboro, who have been staying
with Mrs. John Manley OF the South
District for the past two weeks, re-
turned to their home last week FRI
day.
The "stork" visited the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ern Roberts in the
Hollow" Sunday morning. II left a
fine baby girl who will be named
Charlotte Alfredo. Mother and child
are doing very nicely.
Louis Wade was quite badly
bitten ON the cheek by dog be-
longing TO his brothers last week
Wednesday. The wound was attend
ed to by DR.. LIddle and Louis seems
TO be getting on very nicely al
though his face is still painful.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Curtigs OF
;imsbury, Conn, were guests of Mr.
md Mrs. X. NJ. Campbell OF North
Main St. Tuesday and Wednesday
they are motoring through Vermont
md stopped In Dorset for short
lime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tarbell
ave a new arrival at their home on
south Main st. The little stranger
5 boy and arrived last Friday
norning. lie Is a bouncer weigh
ng n pounds. Mother and child
are doing very nicely.
The two lines running into Dor
et have been split. Six being TAX
n from As and six from 46 and the
welye being placed ON new line
lhich il called No. 81. 1t viii be
reat Improvement all around as
here were too many on the old
ines.
Only six ladies accepted Mrs.
4. r. Sherman invitation to meet
md listen to MIS-. Wyman's talk on
Woman's Suffrage" II is very evil
lent the ladies OF Dorset are not in
crested in the subject and pre-
'er the home life to the turmoil Oh
)ublic life.
Miss Sarah +. Hilllard OF Rut-
and has been visiting Miss Helen
3arrows OF the Halows House.
While she was Miss Barrows guest
hey drove 10 Peru to spend several
lays with their classmate. Miss
Minerva Lyon. Miss Hilliard is now
II Manchester and East Dorset
We regret TO have to announce
he closing down Of the quarrles. 1t
s hard on those employed there as
I Is very late IN the year for them
o secure positions elsewhere. We
lncerely hope that the Worcester
md OF the concern will reconsider
nd open up again very soon.
There will be a special meet
ng OF the church members Monday
vening at 1880 In the Lecture room |
4 the church. All md pbers are re-
Iuested to attend as there Is some 1
cry important business TO be trans- /
.cied. There Will also be q L.l..4.b j
4 the Society after the above men
ioned meeting.
Dorset Is very sorry to hear
i the illness OF A. w. Harrington,
r. Mrs Harrington and Miss Har-
ington have closed their home on
'hurch St., and are now In Troy (
Nth Mr.. Harrington. Latest re-
orts Inform us he is much better
nd We sincerely hope his recovery /
,ill be rapid and that he will soon
e as we'll as ever.
Rev. Mr.. Haven of Morristown.
!. j.. preached again last Sunday TO
large and appreciatlve congrega
lon. On all sides were heard words
I praise for him and hope that
he Society would give him call to
he Dorset church We understand
G is a candidate and II a call
hould be extended aud accepted we
re sure he would receive warm
'alcome, and all would DO what
hey could to make him feel that
6 had not made amistake In com
~ 10 our beautiful valley
Jack Field. while playing goif
lst Friday. lost a ball Ia the swamp
nd while feeling around for Il ran
rusty nail into his hand about
NO inches. Dr. Llddle dressed the
'ound for him, but II proved 10
ainfui that the doctor advised him