The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-02

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couple q weeks
The stoves H S heoi ball have beer
pa. n thorough order and are IN Al
phape for the winter
Wright Haaiei0n was guest q
Miss Clara wilkins nj Yves, Over on
Thanksgiving Day
Miss Annie Childs Of Main street
spent las, Friday in Manchester Depot
the gucs, u her brother
The Thooli Campfire Girls met at
the Inn Friday afternoon for their
regular weekly meeting.
Stanley Brown is quite III at the
Wade Inn. Miss Harvey is assisting
in caring for Mr. Brown.
A dance was given in School Hill
Saturday evening ia honor o. Louis
Ba,chelder Of Hartford, Conn.
Miss Plummcr Of New York, was 2
guest over Thanksgiving Of Mrs A. p.
Sherman OF Church street.
Miss Elma Pratt and Perry Peltier
were guests In the home of DR.. Pratt
in Bennington last Sunday
When the alterations are completed
Mr. and Mrs. Albert b. Roberts will
have as pleasant home as one could
wish.
Mrs George ~ Chambers Of Church
street, is spending so ne time with her
daughter, Mrs. f. II. West on the
West road
r. II. West left Monday morning for
"a business trip which will last about
three weeks. He will visit Pittsburgh,
Pa, and several other large cities.
Mcssrs. f. p. Boughton and Ned
Casselman are out of town for few
days. Mr., Boughton in Troy and Al
bany and Mr.. Casselman in Sandusky
Ohio.
Our schools opened Monday with
the same teachers in charge. Plans
are being arranged by the teachers for
the usual Christmas entertainment by
the pupils.
A leak in the main pipe on the
Gross Road" just east Of kellogg's
corner was the cause of the water sup
ply being shut off from 10 a. m. to
4:30 p. m. Saturday.
A special picture will be shown or
Tuesday evening, December 7th at the
Depot Arcade under the auspices of
the Depot Improvement Society.
Watch for p0sters). adv .
The drinking fountain known as
the 'bubble"l in the primary room has
been repaired and the children can
now have all the water they want
without flooding the floor
Mrs. Conovers house on Main street
has been greatly improved by new
fire place, steam heat, and other inside
improvements. The house is also re-
ceiving fresh coat Of white paint.
On the four Sundays of December
the following subjects will be discus
sed by Dr. Gilbert in the Congrega
tional Church. The Race of Jesus, The
Family of Jesus, The Career of Jesus
and The Greatness of Jesus.
Miss Angie Holey of Church street,
has returned to Dorset after a short
visit to the Troy Hospital and is very
much better than before her visit. We
hope that the necessity for
another trip will no occur again.
The entertainment to have been Civ
en- last Friday at the Gymnasium en-
titled arlington in 1871" was post
poned on account Of the large number
OF entertainments on the board for
this week 1t will be given Tuesday
evening, Dec It'll, at the same place.
Charles A. Wade is very busy NOV
ing the buildings from the place now
owned by NJ d. Chapman to his own
on the opposite side of the
road. When Mr.. Wade gets his
and grounds in order he will
have one Of the most attractive places
in Dorset 8
The following pupils Of the gram
mar room have had an average of over |
10 per cent in spelling during the J
month ending November 10th: Dor S
THY Kelley, Clara Kellogg, Richie
Wade, Dorothy Crandall, Theresa g
Judd, Katie Mcbride, Rosina Nichols.
Mary Paddock, Elsie Seymour, Evelyn
fifft, Rodney Weeks, Nathan Wade,
Bessie Lanfcar. Annie Mcbride, Clyde
dcWayne Elizabeth Weeks.
A very pleasant impromptu gather
ng was held at the Dorset Inn Mon
lay evening, the guest Of honor being u
Hiss Lorraine Harrington of Church
treet, who leaves this week for her V
winter home in Troy, n. Y. About 20
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