The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-10-19

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Mr. snd M u G Da od and Mas
Caroline isft las, seek for their homo
10 Lake Fcust. III
PHI Kent 81 Rutland. aas in town
Monday on business H stayed over
night 1T The Dorset Inn
Clifton = Kent and r. " Campbell
motored - Poulinty Monday and cali
ed on Dr. Dunton Of that town
Mrs Henry Prcntiss closed "kaucn.
fclls" last week Wednesday and left
for her home in Elizabeth, n J
Miss Neila Anthony has returned 10
her home on the West road after
spending three weeks IT the village
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. SHREDDER and son
Ford have closed their house on Kent
HiI! and returned 10 their home in
Troy, n. \.
Miss Quimby Of North Adams
Mass was weekend guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. R. NJ. Campbell Of North
Main street
Fred S Holley and friend Of Troy
were in town Sunday and were dinner
guests at the HoIley home on North
Main street
Mr and Mrs, NJ. V. Barbour, who
have occupied the "Vail' cottage in
the North district, left last week for
their home in Toledo, O.
Mr. and Mrs. George Il. Edgerton
Of the North district, entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD of Dorset
Hollow, at dinner Sunday
Ladies' coats and suits are arriving
daily in all the newest and most up-to-
date styles at the big Levin's Depart
ment Store at the Depot. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woodland and
child Of the South district, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs George Wood
ard Of the North district,
Spencer Austin Of Cambridge, n
Y, with Walter Schermerhorn and
children Of Manchester Center, were
in town Sunday calling on friends.
Mrs VIM. G. Bourn and children,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Bourn Of Church street, left last
week for their home in White Plains,
N. y.
You know all about the Duchess
trousers-l0c button and dollar
rip. Levin's Big Department Store at
the Depot keeps them. adv |
W w. Fahnestock has enjoyed new
green peas, string beans, radishes and
lettuce up to the present. Thanks to
his protecting August paintings from
the frosts.
l.. II. West reports that white mil
dew has appeared upon some of his
young apple trees and says pruning
and burning up the infected twigs is
the eXpedient.
Mrs. Plynn Ladd joined Mrs. w. w.
Fahnestock on a ride to South Shafts
bury week ago Tuesday, when they
enjoyed pleasant hour with Mrs,
Forest Montgomery.
Mrs. Edward Chaplin of Brooklyn,
n Y, Mrs. S. S. Pratt, and Mr. and
Mrs j H. Sheldon were Sunday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Shell
don Of the North district
The celebrated johnson all wool
work pants for men, They are Of that
good old heavy sort that resists cold
and wear Levin's Department Store
has them adv
Miss Elma Pratt of the Dorset Inn,
motored to Rutland Saturday, return
ing to Dorset Sunday afternoon. While
there Miss Pratt was the guest OF {
Miss Murphy Of that place.
Miss Coolidge, Miss Leary and MISS
Purly, teachers in our village schools,
and the North district, were among
those who attended the teachers con
vention in Bennington last week
Tonight and tomorrow night will
be held the Mettowee Valley Grange
Fair. Dorset farmers should try and
attend and also make an effort to have
some Of their products on exhibition.
George Woodland of the North dis
trict, has completed an extensive adj
dition to his already large poultry !
plant and now has one of the finest
equipped outfits for White Leghorn
fowls in town.
Mrs. V. T. Pratt, Miss Elma Pratt
Of the Dorset Inn. Mr.. and Mrs. j. i
Quincy of Boston, Mass, and Mrs. r. ,
NJ. Campbell of North Main street,
to Rutland Tuesday morning, \
in the afternoon. 4
The next regular program meeting
Of the Missionary Society will be held +
At the home cf Mrs. Ernest Edgerton !,
On Wednesday, October 25th at 3
o'clock. The women Of this parish ;,
are cordially invited to attend. /
Mrs. Edward Chaplin, who has been
IN .auy,, far sayprnt DAYS arranging for u