The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-13

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NJ Armstrong Waa IN Man
cAsstr ca Mnbday - hus,a 81
r A. Wade has puichated au
pshsr ;eam cf hoises Of Carl peniv
~ pawici
loseph Phillips. who las been
quite iii with The measles = slonll
recoyering
sherman Nichols Of the "iiol-
ioss who has been ~ with the grip
v very much better
Fred Norcross Of the North
District Is ia East walllneford for
three weeks
Henry Wade Of the Kirby hol,
lsed IL quite iil nr Liddle
attends him.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Lake visit
Cd Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clark
/ Wilkins Of Kirby Hollow T
/ Mrs. John Fisher OF Main St,
spatt sunday % Manchester Center
Nih her son j. $. Batohelder.
Miss Amy Blackmer Of North
I Man st. was in Manchester Depot
and Center Monday shopping.
The Woodmen are holding a.
number OF special meetings 10 per
+ feet their marching team.
/ Miss Anna Gilbert was In Poult
luA last week attending the 4. V NJ
tiico Club concert
Miss Helen Barrows, who l.
teaching In Manchester, was at home
over srnday
Palmer Boughton of North
Main St. left last Saturday for a
visit with his brother who lives near
Troy, n. Y.
Miss Kate Congdon, who has
been visiting her family in North |
Dorset for several days, returned on
last Friday.
"A w, Phelon was at home over
Sunday. He left Monday morning
for another one of his trips around
the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carey OF Mid
die Granville, N. Y, were week end
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Rob
inson Of Elm St
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morris of
the Hollow" entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Phelps last Monday at
dinner. Il
Dorset Grange will hold their
annual invitation dance next Mon
day evening in School Hall. Kent's
will furnish the music.
The social club OF the Young
Peoples Society met at the Church
Monda" evening The next meeting
viii be held Monday evening the 24t
Mrs. VIM. McWayne of the No.
District, who has been confined 10
her bed with the grip, is very much
better and able TO be around the
house.
Mrs. Henry Birch and children
are at VIM. Lampire's on the Hob
low road for a short stay Measles
is the cause of their remaining long !
er than intended. I
-Silas Harwood, who has been
relatives and friends IN u
town for the past week, returned (
10 his home in South ShaftsbuIy on /,
{
John Fisher drove to Granville,
n Y, last week Wednesday and too a
his grandson Louis Wade with him. II
louis will remain in Granville with {
his father during the spring vacation
Roland Harrington returned 6
from Troy, N. y, last Saturday and 4
Is again in harness with his partner .
B. b. Sheldon hustling for the elu-
,iye egg. Or shall we say Chick a
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Matson OF :
he Kirby Hollow" road have the u
sincere sympathy OF their friends in 9
he loss of their little daughter. The {
little girl died Monday aged SIX :
The friends OF b. j. Connel II
vii ne sorry to learn that he is u
quite III with tonsilitis. His mother, u
Mrs Sarah Connell of the South il
District, has gone TO Brandon to aid A
II his care. h
Hon. and Mrs Moses Sheldon 7
who have been spending the past Z
month with their son, Frederick She u
lon, OF the Hollow, intended &c 4
.eturn to their home In Wardsboro
asst week, but are still detained by Y
dr. Sheldon's continued illness. 3
The ice harvest In this section
y c0mpieteu anu All WIZ Naht'" ~ n
III their houses were able to do so !,
I anyone failed TO get all they
wanted II was their own fault az
here was plenty for all who called =
or it. "
DIR. l.. T.. Iiemenway II to give b.
lecture. subject TO be announced m
N Friday evening. the 2lst. under lti
he auspices Of Dorset Valley I'M III
royement Association. This VIII
Dc given in the Lecture room Of the n
'hurch at 7.30 y. m There VIII ii
lso be short musical program.
&C. A. Wade improved the oppor-
unity afforded by the sleighing the
asst week TO haul a large amount Of -
twa,., ~. K.s.t q D.f,t mill fr s4l