The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11

T8f Misses tsirin q Philadelphia
"a. havs rented tie Nn J Hoiley
cottage for ,he season
Charles Bowman n Church street,
reformed last week from business
Tip 70 Philadelphia. Pa.
Charjes Palmer who has been quite
ill, Is agaiu able 70 BE- out and attend
10 his duties al Wadc's stable
Ernest Manlcy of Main street. made
Gying trip to Albany, N. u, last
saturday returning Sunday afternoon.
Miss NeWayne Of Main street, who
hiss been spending some time in syria
cuae. y. T., returned to Dorset last
week.
NJ and Mrs VIM A Brigham Of
Toledo, O., have rented the Hatch
house o. South Main street for the
summer
Born Feb 25th, a daughter to Mr.
ard Mrs. Floyd Hulcti Of the North
district Mother and child are getting
along very nicely
VIM L. Kent OF Kent bin, who
hiss been laid up with a bad cold is
much better and is able to be out and
attend to his work
WIN. McWayuc Of the North dis
irict. Is quite seriously III. Miss Col
ton, a trained nurse Of Rutland, is
assisting in caring for him.
Miss Mabel Gilbert, who is attend
ing Smith College, is at her home on
the West road for short time to
recnpcratc from her recent illness.
Owen Matson Of the Kirby Hollow
road who has been laid up for some
time, is much better and VIC hope will /
soon be able to do his usual work.
r. + Gilbert Of the West road, went
down last week to Northampton, Mass
to visit his daughter, Miss Mabel Gil
bert, who is attending Smith College
in that city
Miss Flora Chapman, Of North Ben
nington, was called here last week by
the illness Of her mother, Mrs Mary
Stannard. Mrs. Stannard is some bet
ter at this writing
John FarwelI. who has been spend
ing some weeks with his relatives on
the West road and in the Hollow, has
returned to his home in Sharon in the
north part Of the state.
Mrs. Bodman and child and Miss
Bodman, who have been staying the
past winter with Mr. and Mrs j. H.
Bowman Of Church street, left last
Saturday for their home in Toledo, 0.
Miss Edna Hall Of Main street, en- ;
tertained a few friends at her home
last Thursday, the 4th. The occasion i
being her birthday A very pleasant
evening was had by those who were
there,
VIM. NJ Batchelder Of Elm street i
and his mother, Mrs. John Fisher Of !
South Main street, were in Manchester
Center last Sunday visiting John S
Batchelder, who has been III for sew
eral days.
There will be sugar social at the
church Friday evening, the 10Th. Keep
this in mind and plan to attend. Our i,
next issue will tell you more about it. !
Remember Friday the 18th, at the
church.
Sheriff Norcross' family were all "
laid up with severe attacks Of la
grippe. At this writing they are very y
much better and by the time the Jour . .
nal is issued we hope they viii have !,
fully recovered. :
Thomas B. Pratt Of Brooklyn, N. Y, F
Was in town over Sunday. Mr.. Pratt
came up to escort his mother, Mrs. S. %
5. Pratt and sister, Mrs. B. B. Sheldon, u
10 the city. The party went down on \,
he flier Sunday afternoon. R
Tomorrow friday Washington Be
'omona Grange will meet with Dorset az
Grange in afternoon and evening Sup n'
,er in the hail at o'clock. Pomona N
Members Of Manchester Grange are NJ
ordially invited to attend. re
The little child Of Mr. and Mrs. i
larry Woodland who has been very i'll. =
s much better. Also the little one of 70
ir and Mrs. Fred Norcross. VIM. !.
wilkins remains about the same with n
mall hopes Of recovery An live in
he North district.
There are several severe cases OF !.
lness in town and our doctor with =
oyeral outside doctors have been more
han busy. 1t seems as if Dorset had FRI
eceiyed moro than its share Of illness
bis year. The sudden changes in the TO
Feather We suppose can be held re
ponsible for il. DO