The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-18


in North Bennington last Saturday
ard Sunday on business
Rolhn Weeks Of Elm street, Is 81
maeh better TIA, he is able to be out
for short time every pleasant day
Leo / Grout 81 East Arlington, was
a luncheon guest II Richard D. Camp
bell q North Main street, last Thurs
day
Mrs r G HiH ard John Conroy Of
Arlington, were in town Monday CALI
Ga "a Mrs NJ Armstrong OF Main
street
Mrs. r. II West ~ the West road,
who was laid up for several days with
IA attack 81 tonsilitis q again able to
be- out
Forrest Montgomery u 50 Shafts
bury. was an over night guest al the
Edward TowsIty home on Main street
Friday iast
Mrs J N Armstrong q Main
street. is quite seriously i'll Miss
Harvey. our local nurse is taking
care Of her
Miss RUBY HARDWOOD, who is attend
ing r. c. A. Of Poultney is at her
home on the West road for the ten
days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson and
James Jr, Of Elm street, were Sunday
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Tows-
ley Of East Rupert
Miner Gilbert Of the West road, is
az home from T. C. A., Poultney, for
the spring vacation Miner is accom-
panied by friend.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Matson Of Elm
street, spent the weekend in North
Rupert the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt Sheldon
Mrs. A. W. Phelon and sons Of the
South district, were in Manchester
Depot last Saturday the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. b. j. Connell.
NJ d. Chapman Of Main street, came
up from Manchester for a couple of
days last week and then returned to
the Center so as to be near DR., Gala
han, who Is treating him.
The warm days and cold nights are
setting our farmers to work getting
ready for the annual sap run" In
fact we have already heard Of one or
two who have tapped OUT
Regular meeting Of Dorset Grange
was held last night It being the 18th
Of March a special program was Civ
en- relating to Ireland A report Of
the meeting viii be given in our next
issue.
Mrs. Anna Guy Selye Of Rochester,
N u, announces the engagement Of
her daughter, Harriet Virginia Sante,
to Richard David Campbell son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Marston Campbell
Of Dorset, VI 81
We are very glad TO be able to tell
our readers that VIM. McWayne Of The ,
North district, IS very much better and
Is on the road to recovery. Miss Col
ton, the nurse, returned to Rutland .
last Friday her services being no
longer needed
Rev. and Mrs VIM. Leroy Haven Of
Church street, left Monday evening for
Saranac Lake, n. T. Dorset people
are extremely sorry Of the necessity
for Mr. Hayen's leaving and sincerely
hope he win return to US having fully
recovered his health.
A card received last week from Ned
who is stopping at the
Mango Avenue Hotel, Sarasota, Fla,
told Of bad fire in that place March
I'm. Fortunately the Mango Avenue
Hotel escaped and our Dorset friends
we're not sufferers from the connagra =
ion
Wilson Reed, who has been employ /,
u at Maryins mill in the North dis
.rict, caught lis foot IN tie betting Of
me Of the machines and before the
could be stopped his leg !,
gas drawn up in such way that the .
mike was badly broken. Dir. Liddle !
attended him and after doing what be !,
Guild, had Mr.. Reed sent to the Rut- !,
and Hospital Az this writing we :
lear that Mr. Reed is doing very
licely. /,
The regular monthly social Of the N
aides Society will BE- held tomorrow, 5
friday, evening, at the church lecture "
Dom. The special feature Of the even d
ny will be q sleight-of hand perform h
nce-that Of changing silver to sugar v
'lans are being made that will in o.
ure your comfort, your pleasure, and
'our satisfaction. II you enjoy 81
warm welcome, be sure TO come. II q
'uu like warm sugar and stirring Il