The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-10

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Regular meeting of the "Woodmen'
will be held tonight at the usual hour
The Bowman family q Kent" hili
were in Granville. n b.. last satur-
day shopping
Mrs. S. H. West and Mrs Ira A
Clover Of the West ROAD, were 10 Rat.
land Monday shopping
S. Frank Holley y North Main
street, was in East Dorset and Rui-
laud Monday on business
Mr. N. X. Fahnestock i ID Rutland
for a week. the guest Of her cousin
Mrs. Henry A. Harman.
The ]. +. Lille family Of the West
road. motorod to Rutland last week
Wednesday to do some shopping
The W. r. c. held q business meet.
ing last Saturday afternoon 70 clear
up all Memorial Day matters
We understand that the Frank Dan
forth case was ended BY the man
pleading guilty and paying the fine.
Please look on your book-shelyes for
missing Sunday school books. Not all
have yet been brought to the library
Ruby, the three year.oId daughter
Of Mir. and MIS-. Marshall West, who
has been seriously III, is very much
better
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Matson Of Elm
street spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Merritt Sheldon in North
Rupert.
Miss Edna Hall Of Dandy, and Miss
Florence Mason Of East Dorset, are
going TO work at the Dorset Inn this
season
Mrs. T.. p Morris and Mrs. w. w.
Fahnestock were entertained at sup
per BY Mrs. K, II. Rochester Tuesday
evening.
A delegation of Odd Fellows from
Manchester were IN Dorset Sunday
decorating the graves Of departed
members.
Mrs. 4. r, Morris Of New Haven,
Conn, is spending the week with her
sister. Mrs. W. w. Fahnestock, on the
West road.
About % members of Dorset Grange
have arranged to attend the Pomona
meeting at Wells tomorrow afternoon
and evening
Mr. and Mrs. Edward King of Bos-
ton, Mass. were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Phelon Of the
South district.
Miss Rena Chapman of the Hollow
road, spent few days recently with
her sister, Mrs. Stephen Dillingham;
in Manchester.
George n. Chambers was in Bur-
lington the first Of the weel; attending
the funeral of his brother-in.law
Heman Allen.
Mrs. David Andrews, C. n. Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Gilbert were in
Castleton Sunday attending the funer-
al Of Mrs. j. j. Fennell.
w. c. Bacon and John Marley of
Brattleboro, were in town one day last
week on business connected with the
Charles Danforth case.
Miss Marion Wade, who is attend
ing school in Newark, N. j., arrived
Saturday at her home on Main street
for the summer vacation.
Kimball Tiff, who is clerking for A.
w. Phelon, has. secured room and
board at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Matson on Elm street.
Notice to our friends and customers.
Beginning June oath this store will
close Thursday evening at $50. II.
N. Williams, VIM Williams Son. adv
The person who took the sign in
front of SafFord's Store is known and
unless the same is returned their name
will be published. j. 7. Stafford. adv
Mrs. Cranmer- Knight of Church
street, entertained eight of our young |
people last Friday evening at supper
in honor Of Miss Anna Manley's birth |
lay.
The Barrows House is soon to have
4 flag pole on the green in front Of the
house. The holder is in position and
he pole will be placed in position in
/ few days
John Chick Reed has bought a
from David Caldwell Of the
West road and his spare time now is
spent on the road getting acquainted
with his "frey stead"
There was a meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Mettowee Valley Rail
road Co. at Pawlet yesterday afte'
noon. A report Of the meeting will be
given next week,
Mrs. c. N. Williams Of the South |