The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-05

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this wreck
Next week the Manchester Fair.
sept i0sh. lith ard 18th,
Ernest Tigt has moved into The
house recently vacated b. Harry /
Ssundrrs
A PARTY ~ Is guests were entertain
"A 4, ~ ho'uc q Mr s. s Pratt on
Friday evening
Tho childrcnA entertainment ne
marriage IL ~ ard Mrs TORI Thumb, !
melted s9l Ter the Rcd Cross.
M and Mrs. + s. HoIley Of Troy
n and Edward Hudson q New
YORK Ci,y Nere in town over Labor
Day
Undertook lnn;-Chicken and wal
A. dinners Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. Reserve tables Il possible
- adv
Nh and Mrs. Rufus 5. Gilbert are
Receiving the congratulations Of their
friends upon the advent Of SON
Rufus S. Jr.. on August 3ist.
The Journal correspondent has been
III Tor the past week, hence the scar.
city of articles this week. lie VIII tr!
and redeem himself the coming week
Mrs. Frank billiard and the Misses
billiard. together with John X. hh-
lizard. all OF Rutland, were Sunday
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs I'd.
Morris
Mrs. II. W. Sheldon and daughter
were recent guests in Albion, n. /"
az Mr.. and Mrs. Titus Coan and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Burrows, returning
last week.
Mrs A. W. Phelon and children
have recently moved to Springfield,
Mass. where Mr.. Phelon has employ
ment Dorset will miss them very
much indeed.
Mrs. Henry F. Lefevre and daugh-
ter OF New York City, and Miss
Frances A. Moore of Brooklyn, are
visiting Mrs. Edwin Lefevre at the
Old Stone House.
The recent tennis tournament Tor
the Red Cross was won by Edward
BROMLEY and Edwin Lefevre, Jr"
nlayinp against Mr.. and Mrs, Scott
Of Yonkers, n. \.
w. A. Root of Bennington, candi-
date for the Republican nomination oil
senator for the south shire, was IN TINS
section of the county couple OF tunes
the past few days.
The net receipts at the recent Reo
Cross golf tournament was SID. vi
this amount the sum of $50 was turn
ed in by the ladies who acted tha'
time as the caddies.
!. Messrs. Frank, Harry and arthur
Saunders and F-ark Day and son
vim have been residents Of this village
for the past few years, have finished
living here and returned to their ole
homes in Maine. We are very sorry
TO loose such good citizens.
Richard d. Campbell, who has peer
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il
NJ Campbell and incidentally taking
hand at golf during the recent tourna
ment for the Red Cross, left luesda!
afternoon for his home in Lynnheld
Mass. 1t might be said, incidentally
that Mr.. Campbell won the medai d
the tournament in which he entered.
r. NJ. Campbell has been appointe'
registrar for this side at the reglstra
,ion to be held on Thursday next
School Hall from 7 a. m. to p. N
Every person who has passed his lou
birthday or who has not yet arrived a
his 46th birthday, who has not alread
registered in the previous registra
tons for ages from q TO 81 inclusive
will be sure and present themselves
this time. c. l.. Pruyn has been az
pointed as Mr.. Campbells assistant.
Mrs. Edwin Lefevre gave Dime
marty on Sunday, September lst.,
honor of Mrs. Spaiford West OF Yves
over. the occasion being the eelebr;
ton Of the --tieth birthday of Mr.
West The guests drank to her COZ
,inued good health in Old Stone Hou'
punch and both the old and the youn
enioyed the large birthday cak