The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-10-26


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Mr. A " Harrington Jr and
MI Harrington 81 Church stree,
spcas ,ac week rrd n Trey n
Large aseorimcn, q Bennington all
wool underwear Tor ladies and men AZ
i,cyip's Big Department Store 81 the
Depot adv
Mrs. S S Pratt has closed her
house on North Main street and last
Friday returned 10 her home in Brook
lyn, n y
There will be- special meeting Of
W Fuller W. r. c, on Tuesday
afternoon. October 3isi, 10 meet the
inspector
George Wyman Of Boston, Mass,
was ; week lend guest Of his cousins
Miss Angp and Vim. j. Hollcy Of
Church street
Mrs John Peltier and Perry Poltier
were In Cassayuna, n. u, Monday at
tending the funeral Of their aunt, Mrs
Elizabeth Coon.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Edgerton Of
WaIingford. were recent guests OF
NJ and Mrs George +. Edgerton Of
the North district
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Saunders Of
Sandy Greek. Me, have taken the A
W Harrington Jr. Cottage on Church
street for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bowman Of
Toledo, O., are guests Of Mr.. Bow
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II,
Bowman Of "Kent Hill"
Mrs. Roscoe Wilson and son Robert,
Of Hebron, N. Y, are guests Of Mrs.
Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. JOAN
Peltier of Church street.
The Estey Organ Company's repre-
sentative, Mr.. Douglas, was in town
Monday to look over the hcurch organ
and make any needed repairs.
James Robinson of Elm street, who
has been i'll for several weeks, remains
about the same and there are very
slight hopes Of his recovery.
Mrs. Eugene Simmons, who has
been visiting in New York State for
several weeks, returned 10 her home
on the West road the first of the week
Mrs. Edwin Child returned to New
Il 8s.- l. &c
bachelors hall for a short period and
is taking his meals at the Wade Inn.
L. S. Casselman' is in Bennington
for couple of days this week on
business connected with the new fish
hatchery being constructed at that
place
Mrs. Tracey Hunter and little
daughter, Nancy, who have been at
the Barrows House for the past sea-
son, left Sunday for their home in
New York.
Arthur B. Kellogg of the West road,
left last week for Northfeld, Mass, to
visit his daughter, Miss Clara. From
there he goes to New York for a
short stay and expects to return to
Dorset about November LIST.
Only Ia members attended the
Grange meeting last week Wednesday.
II was Vermont night and the lecturer
had provided some very interesting
and instructive papers which were
greatly appreciated by those present
The Misses Carhart have closed
their home in the lower end of the vii
lage. Miss Carhart has gone to
Washington, d. c. for the winter and
Miss Anna has taken rooms with Mrs,
J. II. Sheldon on Church street where
she will remain for some time.
Who said everything was going up?
Visit the Big Little Store and see
olives at almost your own price The
best tea in Dorset for 40c and another
good one for SOC. A bang up good
coffee for 25c and matches 3 boxes for
10c; and fine select oysters, 45c a
uiart adv
Died at her home in Cassayuna, N.
Y, Elizabeth Coon, aged SO years.
Mrs. Coon was the sister Of Mrs. Mary
Simmons, wife Of Deacon Eugene Sim
mons Of the West road. Mrs. Coon
had many friends in Dorset and the
sincere sympathy of these friends is {
extended through the Journal to Mrs i
Simmons.
Every farmer in this section should !
attend the demonstration special !
which will be in Manchester Depot y
next Tuesday afternoon from 1920 to n
TAO. Mark the date, October 31st, in
large figures where you can see it.
Do not forget This is something a
worth while and the opportunity I
should not be neglected. y
On account Of the very bad weather y
and the infantile paralysis scare only 4
,ne person from Dorset attended the u
Mettowee Valley Grange Fair last
week. We know that many Of our