The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-06

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lay nighi smith Naiaon furnished
tbe music fut dancing
Mrs sasan iathrop. vho ioahe
nor home a. the wc9 Reed passed
the sia mIlestone IN the pa,heay g
her life on Monday last
Charles Eastman. who has sold
ais farm IA the '1Iollnw viii short
liy move into the Graham house
on tae vest side u Main IT
| The regular monthly meeting ot
tho Dorset Valley Improvement A.
ISOLATION vas held Monday Eht al
The home of J Il Sheldon
Mrs, Charles Willard az Man.
chester Depot was guest of Mr.
and Mrs NJ ~ Chapman Of North
Main ST.. last week THURSDAY
Mrs. John Manley. sr,, who has
been visiting her son Thomas iu
Utica. n. V, returned last week TO !
her home Ia the South District
Regular monthly meeting of The
Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society
was held yesterday afternoon with
Mrs A. d. Roberts Of Church st
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elmer
and children OF Manchester Depot
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
N. ID. Chapman Of North Main ST.
Seymour wilkins of the "Hol-
| ow' has rented the Potts farm and
sill take immediate possession, WIN !
Wade the former occupant VIII live
in Manchester
Wednesday OF last week Deacon
Rolln Sykes and wife OF North |
Main St. ,plertainei Iccon Eugene
Simmons and wife Of the West
Road at dinner.
| Dorset Grange will give a dance
In School Hall on Monday evening,
March 18th. Kents orchestra will
furnish the music, The invitations
| will be out next week
Floyd lnlett and his men are
taking advantage OF the slipping to |
draw number Of evergreen trees to |
the deNottbeck estate, Some very
| fine trees have been drawn.
Miss Bessie Reed who has been
visiting with relatives and friends |
in East Dorset, Is again AT her home
in the South District Miss Dunn
returned with her and remand for
"a lew days.
There was a small gathering OF |
friends at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry l1aryood Of the Hollow last
week Thursday in honor of Miss
Clark who has been teaching in the
Hollow" district
Washington Pomona Grange
win meet with Dorset Grange tomor-
row afternoon and evening After
ioon meeting in the 9th degree al
ing in the 4th degree at s.
Robert Manley OF Bratlleboro
was in town for few days last |
week visiting Relatives. Mr. Man
ley was returning from Detroit
Mich, and accompanied his mother
from Utica, ~ Y, where she had |
been visiting, TO Dorset.
The many friends of L. Shelton
Masters of Troy ~ Y, will be sorry
to hear of his death in that city re-
Gently Mr. Masters was relative
Of the Holleys Of this place and was
a frequent visitor In Dorset IN years
gone by.
Don't forget that the State
Forester. Austin r. Hewes, will
give an address on Forestry in
school Hall on next Wednesday ey-
ening at O'Clock. Everybody is
Invited. No charge for admission.
Given under the auspices OF the
Grange and Dorset Valley improve
ment Association.
In recent issue Of the Ben
nington Banner appeared the follow
ing William A. Tully Of South
Dorset has erected in Green Noun
tain cemetery monument OF dark
Quincy granite on the family lot OF
R. NJ. Houghton Of School st II is
one of the best in the yard and
weighed over 10 tons, about 6 feet
In height and Of base and die de
sign"
After an illness of three years,
c. Earl Holley of Cincinnati. Ohio,
died Feb. %, aged 10 years, He was
the youngest son Of Harvey and
Emeline Holley. In early life he
went to Cincinnati and 1t has been
his home for the past fifty years.
He leaves a widow and two broth
ers. J y Holley of Unadilla n y,
and r. +, Holley Of Lockport, N. Y,
and one sister, Mrs. J. NJ, Arm
strong OF Dorset.
The Dorset town meeting was
held in this village with small
attendance and the following were
the officers for the coming year
Moderator, ] NJ. Bebee; clerk. Mrs
Lucy u Wall; treasurer. Clifton 7.
Kent; lister. J. NJ. Bebee; select
man. A. j Loyeland; school commits
sioner C. L. Clifford; road commits
sioner, east side, f. r Ifarw0od,
west side John Matson; auditors, J
G. Flynn. John Butfnm and Oliver
Gilbert; town grand jurors. A l.
Bowen and w. G. Whalon; conRta
bies. +. A. Warner and r. w. Bar
rows; collector. T. A. Warner. A tax
of $500 was voted 10 be paid on OF
before October goth Town officers
are to be paid $3.50 per day. The
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