The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-01-28

trip 70 Rutland last Monday.
Rufus Gilbert Or the West road. took
q weekend trip % Burlington and vi
ciniiy
Or. and Mrs. s. C. Haven Of Morris
town. n. J.. are spending several days
al the Msnse
Mrx. l. Strcetcr is quite III at thu
homo Of her daughter, Mrs. Edgar
Tilt, in the North district.
Mrs. /. II. Bowman and grandson
Justice Bodman are both confined tC
the house with attacks Of the grip.
Mrs. Geo Gilbert and daughter re-
turned last week from Cambridge
Mass. where they had been visiting
MIR. and Mrs J, H. Bowman Of
Church street, returned last Saturday
from a two weeks visit in New York
city.
Saturday evening last, W +. Kent
was entertained at supper by S, Frank
Holley and his sister, Miss Caroline
Holley.
Mrs. W. +. Kent went TO Troy, ~.
Y, for several days to visit her next
door neighbor on Kent Hill, Mrs. J. d.
SHREDDER.
MIR. and Mrs Ern Roberts and
daughter Of the Hollow, were Sunday
guests Of Mrs. Frederick Seymour on
Elm street
Miss Edna Hall who has been with
Mrs. Stowel, during the past winter
is away on short vacation, and upon
her return will resume her duties at
Mrs. Armstrong;,
Mrs. Andrews Of the South district,
entertained Miss Leary, Miss Whit
comb. and Miss Laura Towsley at sup
per hast Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. D. Chapman Of
North Main street, went to Manches-
ter Center last Sunday to spend the
day with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peltier Of Church
street, drove to Hebron, n. y, one
day last week and made short visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, n Williams enter
tanned Miss Carrie Holley, S. Frank
Holley, Mrs. A. b. Cheney, and Miss
Cheney at supper Sunday evening.
Mrs. Moses Sheldon Of the Hollow,
is reported very seriously i'll and her
daughters have been sent for. Mrs.
Jerry Crowley of Cossayuna, n. y, is
already here.
1t is reported that s. Frank Holley
has purchased the coal business Of
Mr.. Brophy Of East Dorset.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wade were in
Manchester Tuesday on business.
The Owls gave one Of their popular
dances in School hall on Tuesday ev-
ening, Cox's orchestra of Rutland, fur
nishiug the music. The usual good
time was reported by those attend
ing.
News has been received here of the
death Of Mrs. NJ. Cloney at the home
of her daughter, Mrs, A. H. Bowman,
of New Britain, Conn The interment |
will be at Manchester Center cemetery
on Friday.
A load of young people journeyed to
the other side Of the township Friday
evening last, to attend the masquerade
dance held in the school hall at East
Dorset, and brought back the usual
report of fine time.
Friday evening, the 22d, Mrs. r. NJ.
Campbell entertained informally at
800" there being two tables of five
each; the guests being Mr. and Mrs.
j. H. Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Sheldon, Mrs McTighe, W. r. Rob-
erts, and Mrs. Harry Gather.
Do not forget the annual church
donation and oyster supper in the
church vestry tonight Thursday.
This is a good chance to meet your
Dorset neighbors for social hour or ,
two; help along good cause, and par
take of many good things that never ,
fail to make their appearance when
the tables are ready for the guests.
Therefore, COME.
c. A. Wade has moved into his new
quarters opposite his present resi-
dence. now known as Maplehurst Inn.
Mr.. Wade has been making improve
ments 10 the property in the way of
removing old trees and underbrush
which had been allowed to grow up. )
We understand that Maplehurst Inn is
ready for guests and feel certain they
will be well taken care Of.
Mrs. b. B. Sheldon Of North Main
street, is entertaining a number of
her friends at house party which is
scheduled 10 last 10 DAYS, If all goes