The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-03-05

Mrs Walter Manley la Brattleboro.
SIR. and Mrs. Edward Morris {
the Hollow were IN Rutland Nor
DAY attending the funeral Of a rela
tive.
Sir and Mrs. Floyd Hulett o
tho North District were in Manches
ter Center shoppi Monday after
noon
Chick" Reed has finished hi
work al the Barrows House, an,
ais place has been taken by Plynl
Stannard.
Miss Gladys crandall drove 4
oaTnumvlie last Thursday and re
turned sith her cousin Miss Myrtl,
Nichols.
A report OF the election will be
found elsewhere, A large number
from this side went over In spite Of
b4At baA tNahEf
Charles Palmer OF Manchester
Depot has moved his family TO the
old creamery building on the Dor
got Hollow road.
Messrs. r. c. Archibald, w, D
Edgerton OF Manchester. and Ed c.
tiennett OF Bennington, We're IN TOW
asst week Thursday on business.
Francis Roberts. former resi-
dent OF Dorset. but now living in
Granville, a. y, was in town last
week visiting friends and relatives.
Albert Harwood Of So. Shafts
Dury was in town last week Wednes
day and Thursday looking after al
fairs for his father-in law, Frank
Boyey.
Regular meeting of Dorset
Grange was held last night. The
ladies had full charge OF the meetin
A report OF same will be In our next
issue.
Thomas Tobin of the North
District will take charge OF the farm
on the West Road owned by Mrs.
Homer Williams and viii move his
family there this week
Mrs. Geo. u. Sexton OF East
Dorset has been in town lately TO sc
ner mother, Mrs. Walker, who is
quite seriously i'll at the home OF
aer daughter, Mrs. A. b. Roberts.
Mr.. andM rs. Burr Phillips, who
have been living on the Homer VIII
liams farm for the past two years,
moved last week to their new home
on the Main road in the No. District
Mrs. b. J. Davis, Mrs. Charles
and Miss Agnes Burns Oh
Manchester Depot were guests for
he day last Thursday OF Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. b. Chapman OF No. Main
street.
The regular meeting of the
Noodmen will be held next week
at the usual time. The
are requested TO turn out
Is considerable business has to be
disposed OF.
The Frank Boyey auction las,
seek Wednesday was well ATTENDED
md very good prices We're realized
or the goods offered. Our ole
riend A. L. Bowen was the auction
.er and of course he made things
.um
Dr. Robert II. Lee and wife,
Who have been IN Dorset for the
ast week. having been called here
y the illness and death OF the
octors mother. returned 10 theii
ONE In South Hartford, N. Y, Mon
ay morning.
w J.. Holley IL having steam
eat installed IN the main building
the Dorset Inn. II is Sim
IONS boiler and the Simmons EN-
loyees are doing the work. The Inn
mother winter will be IN very good
1ape to take care OF guests
The heavy snow storm last sun
ay did very little to help the
eighing as in the early evening IL
Irned to rain, and by Monday morn
lg what fell sunday was gone and
considerable OF what was on the /,
round before then. slush and wal
several inches deep making boots
ecessary TO get around
Miss Elizabeth Yves, has reach
/ the bicycle age. Result Mr and
IN. +. n. West have presented the q
1ung lady with a new machine. and
d a her spare time nov Is spent [
! the harm floor mastering the
actIous wheel. by the time the
low Is gone and the mud dried up
isN Elizabeth Will BE- an expert =
der.
Mrs. George Ware died At her
lme oa the "H0llog" road Friday
ghi after an illness o. only few
lyE. Mrs. Ware was about eighty
arr q age and Ii survived by her :
lsbana George Ware The funeral
A. held from the church Sunday =
gefucop and internent was in O
Maple Hill' cenetery Rev VIM
.roy Haven offieiated HI
The young man who is employ q
i, Glen Farm as chauffeur fell
om load o. hay une day a.; 4
eek and pot lids left wis, out o. b
Fortunate for him tina
HAs nothing more serious y