The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-01-13

GM@gtrE J. MtIaaFs CO tlh 't
DstAes, o. agaiu laid up with an u
msa of the grip
i IL Bosnian j again at ms ho"a
on Kent hil after A. abstnce Of sew
eral weeks in Toledo o
Thor viii bc . regular meeting "
VI ] Full,r Womau's Relief Corp
saturday afternoon at 2:80
Mr and Mrs. WalIaec Fahnestocl
returned last week from their trip t.
New York and other places.
Town Treasurer Clifton +. Kent anf
.on. Alton have been i'll with the grip
bat are reported very much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Council ans
son Phillip Of Main street, were ~
brandon last Thursday and Friday
Nh and Mrs. I'd Towsley Of Main
street, who have been quite seriously
III with the grip, are very much better.
smith Matson, who was laid up with
the grip. has recovered and has re-
suncd his duties with John PeItief q
Son
Ned Casselman Of North Main
street. was in Bennington and Airing
Ton FOR several days last week on
business.
Mr. and Mrs Merritt Sheldon OF
North Rupert, were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Matson
Of Elm street.
Arthur Kellogg Of the West road
who has been laid up the past week
with severe attack of the grip, Is
again able TO be out
Miss DeKlyne of Albany, n, Y is
al tho Wade Inn for few days stay
Miss DeKIyne came up to enjoy the
eoasting and skating.
Mrs. Grant Matson Of Elm street,
who has been laid up for the past ten
days. Is very much better and able to
be out little each day.
Ernest II. West was at his home on
the West road over the Weekend
leaving for the East Monday morning
to be gone for the week.
Mir. Kinney. who is living with his
daughter, Mrs. j. r. Lille on the West
road. has been i'll with the grip and at
this writing is slightly better
Deacon Eugene Simmons, A. W.
Phelon and r. NJ. Campbell attended
the funeral Of D. Eugene Smith at
Pawlet last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Jane and Master Stewar. Mont |
gomery of Church street, are visiting
for few days at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Wyman in Manchester Center.
About every family in town has one |
or more members i'll with the grip. |
AT present writing almost all Of the I
invalids are slowly recovering health
and strength.
Mrs. NJ. D. Chapman returned Sun
day afternoon TO her home on North
Main street from Manchester Center
where she had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. c. Elmer
Dorset residents are very glad to
learn that the three Dorset invaids
who are or have been i'll at Manches-
ter Center and Depot are very much
better and will soon be back in Gown.
MIR. and Mrs Richard d. Campbell's
address in Belmont, Mass is No. go
School Street, not No $50 as some
have it. Their friends will please
make note of this.
A trained nurse from Troy, n. y,
s a. the home Of Deacon Rollin Sykes
IN North Main street assisting in the
ARE Of the three sick men, Messrs.
2ollin and Waldo Sykes and l.. P.
Snyder.
The +. F. Gilbert family ahve had
lui.e a siege with the grip, almost all
iaving been i'll at the same time. The
members Of the family are slowly re-
overing and we hope will soon be
bout again.
The village slide is very popular a
With young and old and coasting is y
'onig on from early morning till late {
I night Drivers OF teams as well as a
he coasters should keep an eye open r
ihen crossing the ken: Hill road" on Il
lain street e
Arrived at the home Of Mrs Ada p q
herman on Church street, daughter
0 Mrs. Persis Sherman Montgomery ,
lr. Campbell and Miss Bachelor Of y
Manchester Center. attended the case
nd at this writing report mother and .
bid as doirg very nicely. b
The annual meetings Of the Congre- =
ational Society Of East Rupert and r
'orset, and Of Dorset Fire District a
10. will be held in The basement Of e