The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-02-17

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dag fag a tao weeks iap to Buffalo
aa western New York STATE.
Mn Gpel Mstean spont Tuesday
afternoon .a North Rupert with her
tcrin-lau Na Merit, Sheldon,
There wi8 he saen Tor the first umc
Faday nigh. the seenerg painted, cs-
pedaIy Tor Tho Union Club M.aatrois.
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Miss q Eagtrsog Of tho North pla
tret. relgred last Saturday from
several weeks ya.t with relatives 5u
NalinpIor1
The Church Clubs Social last
Thursday evening was a great spe.
cess and Was thoroughly enjoyed b1
oil who attended
Mrs. Roscoe WiIsoH and infant son
81 Hebron. n. Y, are guests Of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs John Peiticr Of
Church street
Several of our farmer have plan
ned TO attend the Extension School
this week which is being held in Man .
chester Depot.
Sunday and Monday were cxcep-
tionally cold and Monday forenoon /
about 4 o'clock the thermometer regis /
tered ~ below zero.
Mrs. G. Cranmer-Knight Of Main
street, who has been quite i'll during
the past week, is very much better and
able to be up and around the house. !
The 800" Club Of Elm stree. have
been having some very interesting ses-
sions lately and there is much good
natured rivalry for the greatest mum
Der Of games won. il
Mrs. Sarah Connell of the South
District. who has been spending 81 few
days visiting her son, b. j. Connell f
and Mrs. Connell in Manchester Depot
has returned to her home here
". II. Smith and Geo. Graham Of
Wes. Rutland A. A. Roberts and son
Henry and Steadman Aldrich were on
two days huting expedition recently
and turned in a string of 40 rabbits
for their two days work
This last snow fall has helped our
lumbermen wonderfully and our roads
are well filed with teams drawing
logs, four foot wood and the regular
stove wood A few inches more would !
help the slipping very much.
On Tuesday evening there was a
meeting ii tho library room Of a few
Of those interesting in the prescrya- !.
ton Of our fcathered songsters It Is II.
expected tha, a club for the protec- !
ton Of local birds will soon be in evi- b
dence.
a umor still persists in this section I
that the Vermont Marble Co. are plan "
ming to carry electric current from a
their Dandy quarries over the noun S,
tain down This valley to run the NJ. d, h
4 G. Ry., also to run The machinery at n
the quarry G,
The Missionary Society will meet
with Mrs. John Fisher on Feb 23rd b
This is the nterdenominational day Of a.
prayer for home missions The topic i
is "on the Widening Trail, and the D
program will take up the study Of a.
Alaska
Mrs. Y. r. Pratt and Miss Pra,t are W
IN Bennington this week visiting rcla "a
lives. From there they 20 70 Boston, N
Mass. for a short stay and will prob OF
ably visit New York and Washington,
D. c. before returning to Dorset the %
after part Of April tn
The annual church donation Of the :
,ongre gatiopaI Society Of Dorset and W r
east Rupert will occur tonight ia the -
ecture room Of the church A good y"
upper win be served and all who at. ~
end may rest assured tina. they viii ''
ecciye cordial reception.
Rev. J. S. Dickerman Of Maiden, i
Mass, preached again last Sunday. II
iis sermon which was very good I,
me w listened Is with close atten- i
ion aad after tat 4ice many words n
< praise we're heard from The lips of !,
he members q The congregation. Mr. =
)ilkernan while 70 town was
.uest 4 lie Wade inn "A
The old residents Of porse. were n
rrfa*ty sharAnB last orfk lis kfar AZ L.