The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-27

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adv
Ned Casseiman returned last weei
from q business tlip into New forl
State.
Edvard Stone ard Clarence Black
mer we're IN Granville saturday o,
business
Mrs Eugene Simmons Of the West
road. Mss ia town Monday calling or
friends
Wallace Fahncstock of ,he wes'
road, spent two days 10 Now yorI.
last week
Mrs. =. c. Liddle Of Church street,
WAS il Troy n Y. Monday FOR the
day shopping.
Charles Bowman u Kent hill left
Monday for New York % be gone for
several weeks
"A former classmate Of Frederick
Gilbert, Jr.. Mr. Hines, is in town
for few days
AIRS. Oliver Gilbert Of Main street.
has returned from a weeks visit in
Springfield, Mass.
An auto truck load Of our young
people attended the dance at Pawlet
LAST Friday night
Miss Angie HolIey Of Church street,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. B.
Sheldon in Bennington.
Gus billiard of Dandy, was in town
Friday Of last week and Monday Of
this week on business.
Allie Roberts, our fire warden, at
tended the Fire Wardens' Convention
in Rutland last week
Deputy Sheriff Norcross was in
Bennington last Saturday on business
connected with his office.
Ned Starks Of Troy, N. V, is at the
home of W. B. Sykes in the North dis
triet for few weeks stay.
Bradford Child Of Flushing, L. l., is
spending week with his mother and
brother at their home on Church
street.
Several Of our Dorset Changers on
invitation Of the Master Of Battenkill
Valley Grange, attended their meeting
Tuesday night.
Mrs. +. Crane Of New York, arrived
last week at her pleasant home on the
West road where she will remain for
about a month.
p. II, Kent Of Rutland, was in town
over Sunday stopping over on his way
back from Hartford, Conn, where he
had been on business.
Aaron Baker. Jr, Of the North dis
trict, who has been very i'll, is out Of
danger and unless something unfore-
seen occurs will recover.
Frederick F. Gilbert, Jr., is in Poult-
ney for couple Of weeks having en-
tered the livery business during the
June festivities of T. C. A.
The regular netting Of the Church
clubs was held Monday night in the
lecture room of the church. There was
very good attendance.
The Boy Scouts Of Dorset will give
an exhibition of their work in the
school yard Monday afternoon in the
neighborhood Of half past two.
Miss Elizabeth Carhart and Master
Merle Suter Of Washington, D. c., ar
rived at the Barrows House for few
months stay in "Old Dorset"
Comrades Nat. McWayne and John
Fisher were in East Dorset Monday
for the VIM. j. Fuller Post decorating
the graves Of departed comrades.
Arsenate of Lead Bordeaux, Slug
Shot, Bug Death, Hellebore. Kerosene
Emulsion, Pyrox ard Paris Green for
sale at +. II. Hemenway's. adv.
Mrs. NJ. X. FahneStock Of Brooklyn, |
N. V, is guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace W. Fahnestock at West
over" on the West road for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. David Caldwell, Miss
Lizzie Lille and James Hill were
among those who attended the Grange |
dance in Fast Dorset last Friday night
Mrs. Charles Willard Of Manchester
Depot, was in town for the day las;
week Wednesday the guest Of her
mother Mrs, II, D. Chapman. Of North |
Main street
c. A, Wade Of Wade Inn, has pur-
chased q very handsome pair Of driv
ing horses to take the place Of the two
he sold to Wm. Williams Sons and |
VIM. McWayne
Miss Fannie Mccullough 81 Ere !
mont, o., arrived at the Dorset Inn
last week TO remain for the season
Miss Mccullough viii have charge OF
the clerical work Of the Inn.