The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-12-10

~NtAtN ktAAfsHa W hest*tttH Nff'NHNs 49,"
ia salem. n. s.. last Friday on busi-
mesa
Miss Edna Hall a Main street,
spent the weekend with her parents
ia Dandy.
Waldo White Of Bennington. was in
town over Sunday visiting with
friends
Mrs. A. W. Phelon and children
were recent guests in Proctor Of Mrs.
John McDevitt
J. III. Bowman Of Church street, is
again at his home after a ten days
visit in New York state
Miss Ethel Judd Of the West road,
returned last week from visit with
relatives at Cossayuna, N. Y.
Miss Alice Bodman Of Church street,
returned last week from her trip to
New York and Nutley, N. j,
Frederick Gilbert went Tuesday to
Montpelier to attend the meeting Of
the Vermont State Grange.
Remember the auction sale Of per.
sonal property of +. X. HARDWOOD, Dec.
18th, at Mrs. Sears house, f. Dorset.
adv.
Miss Laura Towsley of Main street,
spent last Wednesday night with Mrs.
Charles Willard at Manchester Depot.
Mrs. George N. Chambers and Mrs.
T.. II. West of the West road, were in
Rutland last week Wednesday, shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Barrows I'd, Of
Syracuse, N. ", are rejoicing in the
arrival Of baby girl weighing six
pounds.
0lin Judd of Cossayuna, N. Y. was
in town last week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Judd of the West
road.
Several of our young people jour
neyed TO Dandy Friday night to enjoy
the dance which was given in the new
town hall.
DR.. and Mrs. F. C. Liddle and Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Sheldon of Church
street, were in Rutland last Friday on
business. They went up in Mr.. Shell
don's auto.
Mrs. f.. l.. Wyman of Manchester
Center, was an overnight guest of
Mrs. G. B. Gilbert Of the West road,
last Friday.
Bishop Rudolph of New York, was
in town last Saturday and Sunday,
looking after his new dwelling on
'Dunton" hill.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles N. Williams entertained a few
friends at dinner in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver P. Gilbert.
John Fisher of South Main street,
has greatly improved the front of his
place by raising the sidewalk and [
grading the ground on each side. ;
w. NJ. Richard M. Campbell is in
Montpelier this week attending the
State Grange meeting. Same being in I
session from the 7th to the 10th.
There was dance in School Hall
last Thursday night A very pleasant
time was reported. Jameson's Orches-
ira of Manchester, furnished the
music.
The Farmers club of Dorset held !
melting Saturday evening in School
hall Considerable bushes was trans
acted There was large turnout Of q
our farmers.
Report of the West Road school for 7
term ending Nov 25, 1914: Total num- :
Der of pupils enrolled, l6; pupils not \
absent during membership, Minnie :
Company, Ellen Kinney, Roy Ross, a
Perley Ross; absent one day, Frank a
Gilbert, Ruth Ross, Elizabeth West, -
Welen West. Winifred A. Brush, /,
teacher.
Miss Olive and Master Charles Har-
wood aged five and six respectively,
celebrated their birthdays by having h
% Of their young friends at their
home from three TO six o'clock, Tues G
day, Dec LIST. Games were played
and royal good time enjoyed by all. 8,
OF course the refreshments, which II
were served, were fully appreciated by
the youngsters.
We mentioned in previous Journal
that the church supper at ten cents :"
would be a good one. II was. Here
is what the ladies furnished: Hot
macaroni, and escallop- o
ed potatoes. Cold salads -four "
kinds); pies flour kinds; cakes five
kinds); rolls, brown and white bread W
and butter, and coffee. Can you beat 6
it for the price About 100 turned
out and one and all said that they had r
thoroughly enjoyed the meal and also vi
the social. There will be another
early next year and il will be just as "
.xnI hlsgf $50, H. 49, W. I