The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-13

James McCrcrdie ~ Albany, ". J.,
spent the weekend with his family at
Wade Inn
Tuesday, being perfect day, there
was a very large and orderly turnou,
for the special election.
Ned Casselmsn left last Friday for
Sullivan County, ~ y. where he will
remain for about ten days.
Smith Maison Of Elm street, spent
Sunday in North Rupert with his sis
ter. Mrs. Merritt Sheldon.
Burr Phillips and w. u. Sykes Of
the North district, were in Manchester
Center last Saturday on business
Mrs Henry Parks and son RueI, Of
Wells, were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Wade az Wade Inn.
A. W. Harrington Of Troy, N. Y,
spent the weekend with his family at
their pleasant home on Church street,
Miss Anna Chids Of Church street,
spent Sunday in Manchester Depot
as the guest of her brother, NJ S.
ChiIds.
Miss Alta Wade, who has been in
the south during the past few months,
has returned TO her home on the Hol
low road.
Alfred Seymour Of Manchester De-
pot, spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sey-
mour Of Elm street.
Waldo d. Sykes Of the North dis
trict, was in Granville for the day last
week on business. Joseph Phillips
went up with him.
Two auto loads of our young people
attended the invitation dance at Paw
let last Friday night. A very pleas
ant evening was reported
Miss Hattie Gray Of Church street,
spent three days of this week visiting
on the West road with Miss Hattie
Gilbert and Mrs Kirk Sykes.
The extension Of the town water in
70 the north district is about complet-
ed and in very few days will be run
ming in the houses Of that section
Mrs. c, Z. Curtiss, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. X. NJ. Camp
bell of North Main street, left Mon
day for her home in Simsbury, Conn
Mrs, F. c. Hill Of Arlington, who
has been visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. j. NJ. Armstrong, Of Main street,
left last week to visit friends in Rut-
land.
Last week Thursday the listers met
at Wade Inn to receive protests and
adjust any differences. The board con
sisted Of VIM. Tully, John Dalton, and
J. NJ. Beebe.
1t has been reported that Mrs. F. |
Crane has rented her beautiful place
"Westacres' on the West road to a |
Mr.. Dawson of East Orange, n. j. for
the swimmer,
Edwin LeFevre Of Bronxville, N. Y,
was in town for snort time this week
getting his summer home, the "Old
Stone House" in readiness Cor h;S fam
lily for the summer months.
Bishop r. L. Rudolph of the Re.
formed Episcopal Church of America,
was in town for several days last week
attending to the finishing touches to
his new house on "Dunton" hill.
The horseback riding fad has struck
Dorset and most any pleasant after
noon and evening will see several
equestrians "cantering" through our
streets and on our surrounding roads.
Quite large number Of our resi-
dents attended the movies" at Man
chester Saturday night. The pictures
were very good and no doubt the next
time more of our people will go down
TO see them.
The Mettowee Farms management
has traded one Of their farm team to
Burr Phillips in exchange for black
animal and now have as fine a pair of
matched black work horses as any
farmer in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Williams
and Mrs. David Andrews and two chill
dren of the South district, spent the
weekend in Castleton with relatives.
They went up in o. B. Gilbert's ,
auto.
Monday evening, May nth, is the I
date of the entertainment given by
Mrs. Burnell. II is to be hoped that
there will be large attendance. 1t is
not always that one can get dollars
worth for twenty-five cents.
quite number Of our residents OBJ
served Arbor Day last Friday by
planting trees and shrubs. If these
i've, our village will be greatly i'm !.
,royed and perhaps others will follow