The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-11-06

Z IA grUy With fTieaus. Nj. buugh
\ ton went down last Thurday after
aeon in the Harrington auto,
Nls1 Hazel Seymour, who /
I working at J NJ Armstrong;. ha
pecn ON weeks vacation. Mis-
Anna Manley filled her place yer,
acceptably during her absence.
Mrs. Henry Marvin. Mrs J
rowsley, Miss Sarah lIazelton an.
Clarence Marvin attended the Gil
.s'ie Wedding anniversary IN Wes
Pawlet last Friday. They drove owe
in he Marvin auto.
Edwin LeFeyre and family
have closed their house on the Wesi
Road and returned to New Yorh
for the winter aud part OF the
spring. They expect 10 be III Dor
set again Ia May
Chas Eastman, having pur-
chased the trucking business Of
Chas Wade. wishes TO announce tina
he will complete all contracts OF
Mr.. Wades and is prepared TO con
tinue the trucking business for old
as well as new patrons. adv. 1880.
The Journal is very sorry TO
hear that Mrs. M. v. Barbour Is
not at all well since her return 10
her Toledo home. and that she is
confined 10 her bed. Her rapid re
covry is sincerely wished for by hel
many Dorset friends.
Miss Edna Bachelor. who has
beon In Dorset for some time as
district nurse, has finished her
work for the Association and return
ed TO Manchester. While here Miss
Bachelor made many friends and
they are very sorry to have her leav
Dorset.
Once again the Dorset Inn has
new manager This time we
know it is for the better care OF
guests. Mrs. H. S. Snyder has 1t in
charge and her name is sufficient
to guarantee comfortable homelike
Inn to the travelling public. When
in Dorset give her a call and see II
We are not corrct.
The dance given in School Hall
last Friday night was well attended
and thoroughly enjoyed by those
present The music was good ano
the evening just right for all TO
have good, time. There will b
another under the same manage
ment week from tomorrow night.
The following item appeared
in the Elizabeth. N. j.. and Toledo,
O., papers: DR.. and Mrs. Norton
Wilson of Elizabeth, N. j., have
the engagement Of their
Marguerite Guggs Wilson
to Mr. Victor Dudley Barbour. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus v. Barbour
Of Toledo. O." The Dorset readers
Of the Journal extend congratula-
lions, and hope they Will have the
wedding in "Old Dorset"
Mrs. Minnie Hawkins of Mary
and has been assigned to the Dor
yet Nursing Association in place OF
Miss Bachelor. Mrs, Hawkins q
,omes highly recommended by the Q
Red Cross Society, and We have nc a
ioubt will fill the position most ac- a
Mrs. Hawkins will make u
Ter headquarters at the Barrows Q
House and her office hours are 8
rom A. NJ. to $50 p. M. Mem T
'ers who have not yet paid their Il
inscriptions can send same to s. p
frank Holley Of North Main ST. Il
Charles A. Wade has sold his y
business to Chas. Eastman !
7ho lives four doors south of Mr. u
Wade on Main st. Mr.. Eastman is ?
to fill all orders and will y
omplete any contracts which had .
cen made by Mr.. Wade. Mr.. Wade y
etains the light livery business and q
iii add considerable new equipment a.
uch as rubber tired carriages and a.
losed hack for stormy weather OF Is
vening calls for parties. Through q
he Journal Mr. Wade wishes To 81
hank his friends for their warm su u
ort in the past. and hopes TO be "
BILE to supply their demands In o
he future. We would also add that II
ir. Wade will retain the ice busi- Is
ess and this winter will lay in ~
upply that will insure sufficient In
uantity for the season Of 1914. W
Last Thursday at l p. m.,there !,
AS a quiet, but pretty wedding at /.
le home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick q
eymour OF Elm ST., the contracting :,
At ties being their daughter Ethel 4,
ulia, and Grant Matson, the eid- -
It son OF John Matson. The knot !,
as tied by the Rev. w. Leroy = =
avep. who cut his vacation BY an
70 days to be able to perform the ar n
The immediate relatives !
i'd a very fw OF the intimate q
lends were present After the re-
ption the happy couple left by
Itomobile for a weeks wedding
Ip in New York State. A num-
II Of useful and pretty presents
ere received from the numerous
lends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Matson, De
10 from the relatives. How the
ide looked or what she wore We thu
u not tell as we were not present Ba
E are certain however that she SO
,ked very sweet" and that the Is
pom looked well also. The Jour un,