The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-04-22

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past 10 days We are glad 10 say that
a this writing The animal is slowly
recovering Distcmper WAS the trouble
DO not forget the church supper anc
social tomorrow evening Supper al
$50 Cost TEN CENTS. Can you
beat u at home? hardly think you
can Better arrange to eat at the
church
Miss Hazel Seymour Of Elm street
who has been employed at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Sheldon Of Church
street, is taking a vacation and before
returning TO her work will visit rela-
tiyes in Buffalo, n. T.
r. c. Elmer Of Manchester Center,
Is in town this week doing outside and
inside work in his line on several of
the new houses. Also some Of the old
ones Henry Chapman and James
Dean are assisting him.
DR.. +. c. Liddle of Church street, is
also improving the appearance Of his
property BY coat Of paint and at the
same time doing some inside papering
and painting. VIM. T.. Kent has the
contract for the outside work
A. A. Norton has started the foun-
dations Of the new house on the Bar
rows House property and by the time
the Journal comes out the carpenters
win be hard at work preparing the
lumber for the building proper.
f. p. Boughton of North Main
street, returned last week from a
weeks visit to Troy and Albany, N, Y.
Mrs. NJ. d. Chapman, who has been
visiting her children in Manchester
Center is again at her home on North
Main street.
Holley & Gilbert have added to their
line of builders materials, wood fibre
plaster This is the most popular
plaster now, both for new buildings
and for patching old walls as it, re-
quires only the addition of water to
make il ready for use adv !
Mr. A. Eolus, Dorset, Vt, Grange
No. 432 was the address on package
of seeds sent from Philadelphia, Pa.
The address should have read Mt.
Eolus Grange No. 432, East Dorset,
Vt. Our postmaster saw that the
seeds reached their intended destina-
ton.
The young people Of East Dorset,
will repeat their play "Finnegan's
Fortune" in School Hall of this village
next Wednesday night, the 28th.
Dancing will follow the play. From
-he report given in the Journal by the
East Dorset staff the play is well pre-
;ented and well worth going to see.
Perry Peltier has appeared on cur
Dads with 1915 model Harley Davi
,on motor cycle with a side car at
achment. The outfit is very neat and
attractive and the car is as comfort
bile place to ride as any seat in the
most expensive auto. We know for
We enjoyed a very pleasant trip with ,
he owner Monday afternoon.
A report is in circulation throughout
he township that the selectmen have
appointed John H. Sheldon of Church
treet, town clerk to fill out the term
# Mrs. Lucy f. Wall, deceased A
,etter selection could not have been
made and we know that Mr.. Sheldon s
will give satisfaction to all who have
BUSINESS with him. Since writing the i
bove the appointment has been con- q
j med and the Office will be moved
bou; May 1st Next week we nope I
0 have more information for our Dor ,
TT readers.
The thank offering meeting of the
Vomen's Missionary Society will meet :.
n Wednesday Afternoon, April 2Sth, at !,
80 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. A. :
/. Roberts Of Church street. AT this
leeting will also be studied the sec
nd chapter of the study book, entitled :
The Red Man and Government" An
Iteresting program will be presented
nd all the ladies are cordially invited
come and remain for the social
Dor following. 1t Is hoped that our
iank offering for the home work will
, very large this year.
Saturday night when the members
the Church choir entered the church
r practice they found cat at the
,or waiting to get out. After
Iort time had passed strange sounds
ere heard in the rear of the church
ID an investigation disclosed two fine
tie kittens. After the practice the
items were taken up to the Peltier
ore and proved to belong to he Pei
r family cat who had been missing
r more than a week Unfortunately II
G change from the church to the
ore was too much for the little