The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-06-05

7 hef home III North Nain 81
( lurr philips has started draw
I nx staae for the foundation oi The
aea residence he il about 20 erect
Jos Harrington. Ir., was
Memorial Day guest at the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W Harrington, "
DO n Chambers Of New iofi
y mortal Day with his q
IL Al their cottage on the West ROAD
Arthur Wade a. Cambridge
Mafs.. and Jos. Wade of GranYille'
were al home over Memorial
Day
u. Il. Williams and party oi
friends from Bennington we're N
town Memorial Day. visiting his
brothers
Mrs. Rochester and daughter o.
Englewood. n. j., have arrived ~
town and opened their new house
for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Prentiss OF Ellza
beth. n T., . arrived IN town ioi
tho summer ID, opened her HON +
aaioniels =
Frank Norton OF Poultney Is ~
,own and al work for his brothei
Alonzo Norton, who is buliding '"e
new house for w Il. Kent.
The icarl Of directors OF the
Vermont Marble Co, we're In town
Tuesday looking oNe' their proper
- here They We're entertained by
II. H. West.
n NJ Campbell attended the
annual meeting of the MettoWee Naf
lev Railroad Co, held at rave.
last Tuesday. All the old oiiieer
v,,.e re elected, and the escrow
committee was continud with power
Mr.. aud Mrs. Serene 5. Prat'
recently entertained the ioiiowiht
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel pa
ron Robert Allen and Miss Aiien U
BROOKLYN. N. Y; Miss Benjamin o.
, Rlyerhead, l.. l.; Harland Grover o.
Schenectady. N. y. and Victor Fos
ter of New York.
VIM. ]. Fuller Post and W. N
@ desire to express their gratitua'
y n ali who assisted them IN any
II wav ON Memorial Day. Thanks arr
aenecially due Rev. Mr.. Haven To-
& his kind words OF appreciation 10
II the Veterans of the Clvll war =
his Memorial sermon; also to u u
d nickinson for his fine address Mem
s orial Day; to the choir los niuei'
TO w. r. Roberts for speclal iaNoi'
;, 10 tho Post each year; to the Wood
n men and Grange for the use OF llei
dishes and silver and other laVois
IN tho teachers and pupils OF the pt
lie schools and the general pupil
tbanks are also due, for by thei
attendance as they thus show thel
appreciation of the old soldier hN
/. ing and dead. 1t is with feeiihg {
eadnesa that the soldiers gathe
around the graves of their depaite'
comrades. There are more gra'e'
each wear TO place their floral tri
butes on. but it makes their hearh
beat lighter and their footsteps
quicken, to be told by the younger
members of the present generation
when you are gone we Will do thi'
for you, and we will teach our chliu
rem TO do it, and they shall teaci
their ch 'dren and Memorial ia!
shall never die out.
EAST DORSET.
DIR. Cochrane was in Troy OF
Friday.
Joseph Beland was in Airing
ton SdluTudy'
Miss Eunice Gennette is VIII
her aunt, Mrs, Sears.
Miss Edna Bovia of Pawlet WIS
tied in town Friday.
Joseph Reed of Acton, Mass
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Fannie Mason and childrei
were in Dorset last Friday.
Lutte Mason and Abner Black
ner were in Dorset Memorial Day
Charlie Leary OF Albany wa
a his home here over Sunday
Miss Anna Roberts was in MAI
chester several days last week
Harry Bebee Of Manchester wa
At the hotel here over Sunday.
Kate Brooks OF North Adams
Mass. Is IN town for short stay
Miss Bertha Ames is spendint
a few days with relatives in kut
land
Mrs. Percy Mears spent fes
DAYS with relatives in Dorset re
Gently
Mrs. Ann Streeter Of BennihE
ton was guest at J. NJ Bebees OF
Saturday.
Burton Blackmer and Tom BE
BEE OF Dorset called on friends her'
Saturday.
Sophia Bebee OF Manchesle
was an over Sunday guest at Mfs
IL. NJ. Bebee's.
Mrs. william Gennette and Mn
gngbee Of Rutland are guests
John DeJordys
WIN Jameson has gone 20 Brai
don where he has position ~
marble quarry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parkinso
of Arlington. spent sunday with rel'
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