The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-06

M - Chapman. who Is staying II
Manchester. was in town for the das
last Friday
Miss Mattel Gilbert o. the West road
il entertaining iftr friend Miss Evans
for few days
Mrs. A. W. Phelon Of the South dis.
tric,, entertained at high tea" las,
Saturday afternoon.
RolHn Weeks Of Elm street. is
agsin under the weather DR. Denman
81 pawlct, is attending him
Miss Jennie Hall Of Dandy. spent
several days lately with her sister,
Miss Edna Hall, Of Main street.
Regular meeting Of Dorset Grange
was held last night A report Of the
meeting will be given next week.
John Nichols Of Wardsboro, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Frederick Sheldon
Of Dorset Hollow, for few days.
Mrs. Harry Davis and Miss Maud
Mitchell Of the West road, were in
Rutland one day last week, shopping
Mrs. James McCreedie and her
daughter, Miss Deklyne Of Albany, n.
", are at Wade Inn for a three weeks
stay.
The young people Of the village held
an informal dance in School Hall last
Friday night A victrola furnished
the music.
Sheldon Beebe Of Westminster West
Is in town, called her by the illness Of
his mother, Mrs. Calista Beebe of the
Kirby Hollow road
The members Of VIM. J. Fuller Post
G. A. X. met with Comrade George
Williams of the South district, last
Saturday afternono.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Towsley OF
Main street, spent the week end with
their daughter. Mrs. Forrest Mont
gomery, OF SALISBURY
Miss Hazel Seymour of Elm street,
left last Thursday for Buffalo, NJ u,
to visit relatives Miss Seymour will
be gone for several weeks.
j, D. Schroeder of North Troy, was
in town over Sunday Mr.. Schroeder
came up to attend TO the planting Of
his garden on Kent" hill.
DR.. J. B. Herrick and Mrs. Herrick
of Chicago. ILL.,, are at their home on
the West road, for few days. They
arrived last Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eagleson OF New
York, arrived in Dorset last week and
have opened their pleasant home I'M
the South district FOR the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver b. Gilbert, who
have been living on Church street,
commenced housekeeping May lst, in
their new home on Main street.
Ned Casseman, Carl Mantor, Pal
mer Boughton and Edward Morris |
were in Rutland last Friday on bust
ness. They went in Mr.. Morris's car.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Woodland and
child have moved from the North dis
trict to their new home on Church
street. Possession was taken MAY l. |
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Harrington and
Miss Harrington of Troy n Y, arriv-
ed last Saturday and have opened
their house on Church street for the
season.
The invitation dance at School Hall,
Monday night, was well attended and
a fine evening was had by those pres
emit. McBride's Orchestra of Manehes-
ter Depot, furnished the music.
Mrs. Charles B. Kent of the West
road, entertained Mrs. c. +. Curtiss of
Simsbury, Conn, Mrs. r. NJ. Campbell
of North Main street, and Miss An
thohy Of "Kent Place" luncheon on
Monday.
S. f. Holley of North Main street,
is having the Holley homestead paint
ed. Also the house next door, occu-
pied by the X. NJ. Campbell family.
Fred Weeks of Elm street, has the
contract.
Thomas B. Pratt Of North Main
street, went down to Brooklyn, n, Y
last Friday for few days stay with
the S. S, Pratt family and incidentally
TO look over the new house on Car
roll street.
The Ladies Society plans to give
another of their famous socials the
last week of this month. All Of you !
who have attended previous ones and
have enjoyed them arrange to attend
this and tell others.
Saturday afternoon last Clarence I
Marvin went to Rutland in his car y
and returned with Wilson Reed, who +.
had been in the Rutland Hospital with
4 broken ankle. Mr. Reed is very p
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