The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-03-05
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Margaret A. stuart teacher.
East DORSET.
Miss Helen Wall is visiting in
Bennington.
J. NJ. Beebe spent Saturday IN
Rutland
VIM, Grntth spent Sunday in
Manchester.
Percy Meas is moving his fam.'
y to Dorset Hollow
Luts Mason is 10 work for ] NJ.
i3e be the coming season.
" 6. Beebe OF Manchester visit
81 at @ II. Brophys last week,
Ned I.andon Of Dandy visited his
parents. Mr. and Mrs w, c. iLandon
iat week
Ma. aud Mrs Samuel shelter,
~. II Manchester Center were week
end guests la town.
Mss Bertha Bowen visited rela
dives in Manchester the latter pai
Il laet week.
j. II. Nadeau 4 Son are setting
monument in the South Village fer
dr, Locke OF Rutland
Geo. Livingstons brother, who
lls baen with him Tor some time, il
fery IL at present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brophy OF
Rutland were guests at the home
OF s. A. Shelter over Sunday.
Mrs Rosette walker, who is
spending the winter With Mrs. a. l.
Roberts in Dorset, Is very Ill at pre-
sent writing.
Mrs. Herbert Hall, who has been
spending several weeks at j. f.
3utfum 5, returned to her home in
Benson last week,
Miss Helen Bowen has fsnislasf
.he winter tenn at the So, Villag |
and IS spending her VACATION at he.
iome in South Dorset
Ward Becker who has bee.
working for Geo. Living ton,
,s H.. lamn TO tne Bee3.
4alan in North Dorset.
Rev f. r. Treat Of PlttsforD
Vt, will preach in the East Dorset
ongl egational church next Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock, in exchang,
With Rev. w. A. MeIntire OF
At the next regular meeting OF
he Grange there will be roll call
to Which the members are requested
10 respond with fayorite quotation
Current events and items of interest,
] III. Nadeau. Topics for discus
sion, for the ladies, Which would
you prefer, a good natured indolent
husband or, cross industrious one?'
fOr the gentlemen, What can we do
TO improve the Grange"
AT the meeting of Mt Aeolus
TRANCE Saturday evening the TO low
ng program was much enjoyed by
III.
Song BY Grange. i, |,
Reading George Brock.
Piano Solo Mrs. Chauncey Baker .
Reading Geo. Sexton.
Recitation Mrs Mabel Herrick.
Discussion of question" Effect of
ime and commercial fertilizer on tn
'oil. " Speakers, J. NJ. Beebe, j. II.
Sadeau, Ray Swan, Chauncey Baker
Town meeting was held IN this 9
'illage this year and was well at a
ended and an orderly meeting. The :
GLOWING were the officers selected; 7
J M. Bebee; clerk, Mrs |
], NJ Wall; treasurer, G. p Kent; n
Nhpbi ulibJlDI ioI lultt year ,hiht z
telleher; lister for 3 years, John ]
)alton; selectman for 3 years, A. b n
soberts; road commissioner for east &
idle, t. II. Harwood; for west side, n
like Kelleher; oyerseer poor, sci 4
ctmen; first constable and collec a
Or, Il. A. Warner; second constable. r
iurr Phillips; auditors, J. c. Flynn. n
.ichard Gallagher, and o. y. Gil n
ert; town grand juors, A. L. Bower I,
nd VIM. Leary; town law agent, A. u
/. Bowen; tree warden. Geo Liy- a,
lgston, school director to fiji one q:
ear uneYpired term, John Fisher; 4,
'wn tax $500 to be paid by October II
9th Two dollars per day was yot 60
! as pay for town officers The u
rm OF G. f. Mooney & Son were =
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tempted from taxation for term !,
five years. The sum of $500 2
a. voted for permanent highways u
I'd SGs.25 for county agricultural u
gent. The vote on license was rs y
. and 50 no. Vote on preferen- =
al primary was yes and 81 no; 81
] direct primary ~ yes and no. W
state house addition 20 yes and re