The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-03

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The rev curtains Ter the stage &
school Hail wer used for the frs
time ii, ihe school entertainment las
Friday night They are dark gree
iaud siih two red curtains he'o .pnl
l,a tie Grange, added materially 10 N,
iattactipencss 81 the stage.
Our hsh aud game expert. Ne,
Cassclman, has been quite busy latel!
inspecting sites for hatchery In thi
county which the state intends 10 es
tablish A better man could not hav,
been secured ard we know that hi
choice will be the best for the inter
ests n the state
4 The following were In town from
Saturday ull Monday night or Tues
day morning A. W. Harrington, Jr.
/ Fred 5. Holley, j. D. Schroeder, and
| Miss Hill Of Troy n. r.; Alfred Sey.
mour and r. II. Kent Of Rutland; Ed.
word Ahorn and X. L, Binkerd Of New
York.
Deputy Sheriff c. II. Norcross,
Allan Roberts and Richard Lee were
in Bennington last week Wednesday
ATTENDING the hearing of Frank DAN
forth, who was arrested for catching
short trout and resisting an officer
We understand that the case was put
over to the county court
Summer has certainly come if one
can judge by the way our summer
friends are arriving and by the in
creasing number of autos passing
through our streets. Sunday there was
a continuous stream Of machines in
either direction. A large number of
them being on tour as evidenced by
the luggage fastened on the back of
the auto
Mrs. Charles Lee, president of the
Ladies Society, has distributed four
very attractive posters around the
village telling about the social tonight.
They are something out of the usual
and after you have hunted them all up
and have read them you will agree
with US that Mrs. Lee has made hit.
Bishop Rudolph of New York, was
in town for several days putting the
finishing touches to his house on
"Dunton' Hill The family will arrive
in Dorset about the 10th and remain
for the season While here the Bishop
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
+. Kellogg.
The funeral Of Mrs. A. p. L. Arm
strong, who died on Wednesday after
noon Of last week, was held from her
late residence on Main street last Sat
urday afternoon at $50 Rev. George
H, Gilbert ofliciated and the bearers
were A. w. Phelon, Kimball Tiff, w.
J. Holley, j. H. Sheldon, S. Frank
Holley, and DR.. f.. G. Liddle. Inter-
ment was in the Maple Hill cemetery.
A. A. Norton of Poultney, was in
own for two days last week and while
Ter closed the contract for the bun
yalow to be erected by Miss Elizabeth
Jarhart on her lot recently purchased
rom Mrs. Barrows on the west side
# South Main street. Work was
tarted on the cellar Saturday morn
ng. Mr.. Norton's other contracts in
his place are about finished and will
e ready on time.
The grammar school of our village
-ot up $2S.00-soap order and by so
DING have secured new paper for the
walls Of their school room. Who says
ur young people are not ambitious ?
any one thinks they are not, we
'ould suggest that they visit our vii
age schools and after that visit we
now they will agree with US that our
hildren are not only ambitious but
hrifty, neat and courteous as we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Chapman of
forth Main street, entertained their
hildren and grandchildren Monday:
lr and Mrs. Henry Chapman, Mr..
nd Mrs. Richard C. Elmer and +
40 children of Manchester Center,
Irs. Charles ID. Willard and Mrs. Ber-
lie Davis and child of Manchester
'epot, Mrs. Earl Hill and son of East
rupert. Miss Edna Bachelor of
Manchester Center, was also of the
arty.
Three Veterans from out Of town
SISTED in our exercises Sunday and
ionday. George Bradford of Hart
ord, Conn, Dorset boy and, during
he war, terminate of John Fisher.
his is Mr.. Bradford's second visit to
Dorset in 40 years. Hosley Gleason of
forth Bennington, also a former Dor
ct boy, and Levy Andrews Of New
urg N. Y, who is guest Of Mr.. and
irs. c. N. Williams. During the past
ear the Vim. J. Fuller Post has lost I