The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-04

Gam Natson II Fin street, who
has been ah W with &c grip. is very
mueh better
lew T,f, who was laid ~ by being
struck With 4 Tex 7 doing as well ~
can b. expected
George Williams = ibe South dis
tr,ei, who has been quite NJ. Is u this
writing. much better
ovrrsecr 81 the Poor 81 Rupert VI.
b RobertF. VAS h town Saturday on
business connected with the Jenkins
ease
Mcssers John ard Chick" Reed Of
south Main street, who have had bad
attacks Of the grip are again able to
be around
Ernest TIT, Of Elm street has NOV
"a from the Hulsburg house TO the
Israel strccter house on the same
street
Deacon and Mrs. Eugene Simmons
we're dinner guests Of Miss Angie Hol-
ley and ". J Holloy on Tuesday Of
this week
Alfred Seymour Of Manchester De-
pot, spent the week send with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick Seymour
Of Elm street
Mrs. S. S. Pratt Of Brooklyn, \. y.
arrived in Dorset last Friday to assist
in the care Of her daughter, Mrs. Der
Mss b. Sheldon.
Merritt d. Chapman Of North Main
street, is spending several days in
Manchester Center with his daughter,
Mrs. r. c. Elmer.
]. T. Stafford OF Church street, has
rented the Hodge place on Nam
street and as soon as the house Is
ready will take possession.
Rollin Weeks Of Elm street, who has
been quite ILL., is on the rapid road to
recovery and we hope will be out and
around in very short time.
Charles Eastman of Main street,
will move his family this week to the
Jay Towsley place on the West road,
which he recently purchased.
Mrs. Roscoe Wilson left Monday for
her home in Hebron, n. y, after
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Peltier of Church street.
S. Frank Hoiley Of North Main
street. purchased horse Monday
morning from Burr Phillips of the
North district Purchase price was
$500.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Chapman of
Manchester Center, have been spend
ing several days with Mr.. Chapman's
mother, Mrs NJ. D. Chapman, of North
Main street
Last week Tuesday Charles Lees
son, Of the North district, was in our
village selling maple sugar made from
this years run of sap. Think of it!
A good sap run in February!
Died on Monday morning, March LIST
the infant child OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Tarbell Of the Dorset Hollow road,
aged seven weeks lnterment was in
Maple Hill cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs, R. NJ Campbell enter
tanned Mr. Cady and his daughter.
Miss Mildred Cady Of Middlebury, and
Frederick Gilbert Of the West road, at
dinner Friday evening Of last week.
Dighton Lee and son George return
ed last week from their trip 10 Illinois
and Wisconsin. Their many friends
we're pleased 70 welcome them and to
receive vivid report Of their western
experiences.
Nathaniel McWayne Of Main street,
was at home from Saturday to We'd
nesday and attended town netting. His
many friends were glad to see and talk
with him and to get the legislative
news at FIRST hand
Mrs. Berniss b Sheldon Of North
Main street, who has been quite III
for the past week, is very much bet
ter and will soon be able 70 go with
her mother to Brooklyn \. Y, for a
visit and change Of air
Mrs. Henry ]. Warren Of Cam
bridge, Mass, Mrs. J B. Warren Of
Bolton, Mass, and Nathaniel Lowry
Of Washington D. c., were overnight
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles VIII
liams Of the South district, last week
It was with sadness that the COM
munity OF Dorset learned Of the death
of DR.. Hemenway Of Manchester Cen
ter, and through the columns Of the
Journal, Dorset wishes 70 express its
deepest sympathy to the friends and
relatives Of the deceased.
The Women's Missionary Society
will meet on Wednesday afternoon,
March 10th al the home OF Mrs SHEER