The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-09-17

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q, pIssean; yicw Farm for two weeks
Dsfnsnc's cider MIL now open
Bring your apples and take your
cider. adv
Louis Batcheldcr Of Elm street, il n
Burlington for few days Visiting
friends
Mrs Grant Matson q Elm street
was in Manchester Depot last Sa,ur-
day shopping.
Miss Dorothy shipman q New York
isa guest of Miss Constance Cranmer-
knight Of Church street
Miss Clara wilkins Of Manchester,
was a week end guest Of Miss Angie
korrroas a. the North district
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Stafford Of
Church street, entertained friends
from New York state last week.
Mrs Charles II. Haskell Of Norwich,
Conn, is a guest Of Mrs. r. L. Lock
wood Al the @Prcntiss" cottage.
Mrs. Blake, Mr. Kingsley Blake, and
Miss Blake Of Englewood, n. j.. are
Of "kaueufels" for September.
DR.. h. NJ. Pearee Of Church street,
left this week for Philadelphia, Pa,
and win be gone about ten DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Stone and child
were in Rutland last week attending
the fair and doing little shopping
r. X Manley and family were at
the Rutland fair for two days last
week. They went up in their auto.
The fair at Manchester Center this
week drew great many Of our
people both Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Amy Blackmer and brother
Clarence Of Church street, were in
Manchester Center Saturday shop
ping.
Miss Constance knight re-
turned last week from a three-weeks' (
visit with friends and relatives in New
Jersey.
Mrs. Joseph II. Harrington, who has
been spending several weeks IN Dor
set, left Monday for her Troy, n Y,
home.
The heavy frosts last Thursday and
Friday nights did considerable dam
age TO the gardens and crops in this
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Kent of the West
road, we're in Arlington last Friday
for the day. They made the trip in
their auto.
Mrs. ]. W. MaeKie ard daughter,
Stella, Of Albany, N. T., are guests Of
her cousin. Mrs. ]. D. Schoder, of
"Kent" Hin.
Mrs. V. D. Barbour Of the North
district, is in New York and Elizabeth,
n j., this week shopping and visit
ing relatives.
Mr. and Miss Rochester have closed
their summer home and left Saturday
for Eugleyood, N. j., whore they will
spend the winter.
Alfred Seymour Of Manchester
Depot, was in town over the week end
and stayed with his parents on Elm
street.
The family Of A. w. Phelon are all
laid up with the grippe; but they hope
to shake it Off SO that they can attend
the fair.
Dorset, East Dorset, and Manches-
ter Oranges have exhibits in the
Grange tent at the fair which will be
well worth visiting.
Louis Wade Of Granville, N. Y. is in
town for few days visiting his
and incidentally taking
IN the Manchester fair.
Miss Laura Towsley Of Main street,
was in Rutland for several days last
week visiting friends and incident
lily taking in the fair.
Wayne Harwood and child Of Ru-
bert. we're in town Sunday the guests
4 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harwood Of
dain street.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, 5. Gladding Of New
fork, have been guests Of Miss Bah
ock for the past week at her pleas
mt home on the hill.
Messers. Edward Davis Of New
FORK. and Allan Dorr Of Chicago, who
,ere on a walking trip, were recent
uests at the Dorset Inn.
Miss Elizabeth Carhart, who has
cen spending the summer at Mrs. A.
;. Sherman's left Tuesday for New
'ork, enroute TO Washington, d. c.
The Misses Anna and Ruby Har-
food of the West road, left last
thursday for Poultney where they will
asume their studies al the T. C. A. 4
Mrs NJ. D. Chapman of North Main
rect, was in Rutland for a day last