The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-01-11


better.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Tiff ~ Mort
Main street, spent the week end i
Dainty the guests n relatives
s. Prank IIolley II North Mai
street, ,eft Monday for Bennington I
resume hts duties rs juryHaa
Mrs, A. VI. Phclon Of the South dis
tric,, spent last Friday night al Man
chester Depot the guest u her brothc
H. J. Council
Ned Casselman and X ". Campbell
Of North Main street. were IN Man
chester Center and Depot Monday q
business
Miss Lucy Norton, who has beer
spc adirg two weeks with friends IA
New York city, has returned 70 hci
horne on ,hc Yves, raad
Miss Constance Cranmcr knigh,
and Miss Anna Manlcy of Main street
spent the week cnd in Rutland She
guests Of Mrs. pr~ntiss H. Kent.
Miss Edna Hall has returned to
Dorset and opened dress making
rooms at the home Of Mrs. George Ii
gerton in the North district
Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Glover Of the
West road LEFT yesterday for New
York to attend tic automobile show
which is being held in that city.
Robert Saunders Of South Mair
street. who has been at home for hi.
holiday vacation, returned Monday Z
his studies 1t the Hebron Academy, al
Heborn, Me,
Mrs. Clifford Atkinson, who i
spending the winter at Wade Inn, am
who has been i'll and under the care Of
Miss Harvey, the trained nurse, is
much improved,
Mr. and Mrs b. b. Sheldon and
child, who have been spending several
weeks with Mrs. Sheldcn's mother
Mrs. s. Pratt in Brooklyn, returned
home Sunday afternoon.
VIM. G. Barrows 2nd loft Tuesday
for a western business trip. Before
returning east he win visit California
and other coast states. Mr.. Burrows
expects to be away till June LIST,
Ernest II. West attended the stock
holders meeting Of the Factory Point
National Bank which was held at the
bank Tuesday morning, and was re-
elected n director Of that institution.
Tomorrow friday afternoon and
evening the regular quarterly meeting
Of Washington Pomona Grange will be
held with Mettowee Valley Grange Of
Pawet A large delegation from Dor
set Grange is expected to attend.
Property sales in this village are
still going on. A short time ago Chas.
A. Wade sold the two acres on the top
of Kent Hill to Rev. Bishop r. l.. Ru-
dolph. Some improvements are going
to be made there and ere long, there
will probably be another house built,
As only six members of the Choral
Club were able to attend the meeting |
last week another meeting has been
called for tonight at the home of Mrs. |
r. Montgomery on Church street. All |
the members of the Club are urged to |
attend as it will then be decided
whether to continue or to disband.
Miss Henrietta Stafford celebrated
her 18th birthday last week Thursday |
by entertaining large number Of her
friends at School Hall. Cards and
dancing were the order of the evening.
About 10 o'clock most delicious sup
per was served to which full justice
was done by those present
Our energetic and hustling automo-
bile agent, Ira A. Glover, has started
the 1917 work by adding another ma
chine to the Dorset regiment" He
sold to S. Frank Holley Of North Main
street, an Overland" with all the lat
est improvements. Delivery about
April lst. Mr.. Glover has also placed
an "Overland" with F. X. Manley of
Main and Church streets.
Wright Hazleton, who has been i'll
for some time, died last Monday morn
ing ut the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Ellis Wade, on the Dorset Hollow I
road. Mr.. Hazleton was ~ years old
and was a veteran Of the Civil War t
md a member Of VIM. j. Fuller Post /
If this village. He was born in Dorset t
md most of his life was spent in this !
own. He is survived by one son |
Burton Of Dorset, and two sisters =
Yrs. Park of Wells, and Mrs. Ellis
Wade Of the Dorset Hollow road; also
" several grandchildren. The funer- !
i was held from the home Of Mrs
Wade today al . o'clock and intermeni F
vas in Maple Hill Cemetery. :
Immediately after the burning Of ?
heir mill the Saunders Brothers
tartod plans for rebuilding and today r
ave a building up and ready for it,