The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-23

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ter Ansie are laid up with the grip
Mrs. Nora oss' sister, Mrs. Guy LAX.
OF belmont. Is visiting at the Nor
cross home "a the North District.
Henry Chapman. who has beer
Ia town the past week assisting hii
father In moving 10 their new HON,
on North Main ST.. returned 10 HE
work at Manchester Depot Monda,
morning.
Mrs. Charles Willard OF Man.
chester Depot spent several days a
ass week with her parents. Mr.. and
:. NJ. ID. Chapman OF North Main
: Mrs. Earl HIN OF East Rupert
80 spent a day with them.
The dance last Friday evening
at School Hall was great success
and all who attended enjoyed IL
thoroughly. Friday evening the 81
there will be another and kent's or
chestra of three pieces will furnish
the music.
~. p. s. C. E. officers elect
were Installed Sunday aud were a.,
follows; r. F. Gilbert. Jr., presi-
dent; Maud Mitchell. vice-president !:
Miss Elizabeth Harwood, secretary:
Mrs. Obermaier, treasurer: Mrs II
M, Campbell, pianist.
MIR. and Mrs. 4. II. West of the
West Road We're entertained nj din
ner last Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Nj. Campbell OF North Main
- Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell entertained Roland Har-
rington OF Troy, N. Y. and B. h.
Sheldon OF Church St, at dinner.
The church social last Thurs
day night was very pleasant one.
the supper was A /, us We said II
would be, About $3.50 was realized.
These affairs are not only to rails
luuds for the SGiety. but are 10
oring the people into closer touch
with each other. and we are sur
prised more OF Dur people do not
axe advantage Of the opportunity %
nave a good meal and at the same
line meet their neighbors.
The Grange meeting last We'd
lesday night was well attended. A
lass of six were given the first
IND second degrees by Past Master
West In a most impressive manner
5rA'her West is an adapt in the
Work, and all who hear him can not
tut be impressed with the Grange
ma what IL stands for. The next
'egular meeting will be held Wed
lesday evening. Feb. 9Th. when the
hird and fourth degrees Will be
ohferred and Harvest Supper
VIII be served, The supper will be
n charge OF five OF the young mar
led ladies and Changers who miss
icing there will lose a treat. Guests
romPoultney and Pawlet are ex
'ected TO attend Dorset GranEers
re urged to arrange to be at the
meeting and give our visitors n
EAST DORSET.
Horace Dryden has moved 4,
Miss Matte Griffith spent Mon
ay In Rutland.
VIII Casey was In Rutland o.,
tuesday.
Miss Anna and George Roberts
'ere In Troy. ~ Y, Saturday.
Miss Sophia Beebe OF Manches.-
ar is visiting relatives in town.
Walter Beebe was in Saxtons
liver the last OF the week.
John Mason spent the week end
tl his family here
Miss Grace Sexton was in Tro Ii
. l., shopping Saturday.
e. l.. Whitney went toi Manches.
n Saturday on business.
Miss Anna Coping has return |
from No. Adams. Mas.
Mrs. W. G. Beebe OF Manches Z
r Is a guest OF relatives in town.
Mis- Anna and George A. Rob
Is we've in Troy, N. Y, last week.
Miss Beth Brophy OF Manches
2 Center spent Sunday at her
,me here.
Miss Mabel Brophy Of Burr e.
irlon Seminary was week end {
lest at Myron Brophys
- Mrs. Geo. Coping. who hasi =
en visiting relatives in Benning-i q
u. has returned. =
Geo. Coping was a guest OF
'as. Beach In Bennington Thurs =
y and Friday. !.
MT and Mrs. Ralph Roberts
d two children OF Troy, n. Y. are
ests OF Anna and Geo. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Loveland en- :
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gif- o
I'd and MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Beebe :
--ponald b. Stone. the two-yes.r- :
son OF IL, q Stone, who has a
en quite ia. IN much better. v
M. j Hebeft has been confi,ed v
the hoiis- with a hard cold. Wm. "
hf'fon Of Rutland took his place =
station agent .