The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-01-14

Who has ben seriously m. Is slowly
recovering
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Bowman Of
Church street, left Monday for a trip
70 New York city,
A fine fall OF snow Tuesday has Civ
en- US as good slcighing as we have
had this winter.
r. ". Kent Of Rutland, and Alfred
Seymour Of Manchester Depot, were
in town over Sunday
Mrs Peter Mclaughlin Of the South
district, spent the weekend with rel
atiyes in walIingford
Ernest II. West of the West road,
was out Of town for three days last
week on business.
Whooping cough has appeared in
our village and number Of our little
ones seem 10 have caught il.
Harry Davis OF the West road, was
called to Brattleboro last week to at
tend the funeral Of relative.
See Heinel's advertisement of big
reductions on mems and boys over
coats. Now is the time to buy. adv
Mr.. Underhill Of Buffalo, N. u,
former resident of Dorset, was in
town recently renewing old friend
ships
Messrs. Downs and Hart of Har-
mon & Co., OF New York, were in
town for few days lately on bust
ness
The many friends Of Mrs. l.. NJ Kel-
ley are very glad to hear of her quick
recovery and that she is again at her
home in Manchester Center
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Elmer and
children Of Manchester Center, were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. |
Chapman Of North Main street.
Tomorrow friday will be held the
quarterly Grange meeting at Pawlet. !
A large delegation from Dorset /
Grange is planning to attend.
John Farwell, who used to live in
Dorset but is now living in the north
part of the state, is visiting his sister,
Mrs Mary Harwood, of the West
road
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tarbell are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends upon the birth of daughter,
born Jan 7th. Mother and child are
doing finely.
For three nights last week every ;
available team and auto was in use
to the Henry Family show t
at Manchester Center, We understand
the Henry Family will appear in Dor ,
set in the spring. !
Louis Batchelder of Elm street, left |
Sunday to accept position as
teacher in the Junior High school at i
Conn. His many friends in S
Dorset extend best wishes and all feel c
certain of his success in his work. d
c. N. Williams, +. G. Stone, and r. \
NJ. Campbell attended the annual q
meeting of the stockholders of the a
Battenkil Valley Industrial Society o
asst week Thursday at Manchester e
Center. 0
The following officers Of the Yoke l
Bearers were elected last week Thurs n
lay at the annual meeting which was b
leld at the home of Mrs. J. l.. ODER L
naier Of Church street: President, c.
Hrs. F. F. Gilbert; vice-pres., Mrs. le
Waldo B. Sykes; secy, Mrs. l.. P. II
snyder: treas, Eugene Simmons; call p
ng committee, Mrs. Angie Sykes, Mrs.
darwin, Mrs. NJ. d. Chapman, Mrs. Il
. l.. 0bermaier; teacher, Miss Anna
,arhart h;
The following are the officers of the II
yomen's Relief Corps for the coming II
ear: President, Mrs. Sara Connell
enior vice-pres., Mrs. Mary Fisher; OF
AMOR vice pres, Mrs. Helen Snyder; u
acy., Mrs. Anna Phelon; treas, Mrs. OF
ella McWayne; chaplain, Mrs. Emma NJ
owsley; conductor, Mrs. Lola Sey- br
our; guard, Mrs Lizzie Batchelder; he
sst. conductor, Mrs. Bertha Fisher; nj
sst. guard, Mrs. Lillian Sheldon;
ress correspondent, Mrs. Helen Sny- IN
,r; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Anna ap
helon. re
Mrs. George L. Stowell, Jr., has =.
I'D her property on Main street, i.
,own as the NAPLES" to Charles A.
'ade who will take immediate pos
.ssion and open the house as an all -
lie year round boarding house. As
orset has been without place of the
nd We feel certain that Mr.. Wade
III Immediately jump into favor with
e travelling public. Commercial
en- will not make mistake in stop
ng at the Naples" as Mrs. Wade