The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-04-04

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haay and New York City
Mikc casey sad family q East
Dorset speni ihr weekend ~ith rc'a.
,ivcs in the North district
Mr. A " rheion Of the South DIS
trict, Is spending a week with friends
and relatives in Rutland and Proctor.
Mrs John Fisher Of South Main
street. Is having 4 slate roof put on
her house John Reed has the con
tract
Mr.. Bernirs L. Sheldon of North
Main street, lef, Tuesday for Brook
Ign. n. Y. 70 be gone a week or ten
days
Miss Mabel Gilbert is az her home
on the West road for a short stay
Miss Gilbert is student at Smith
College
Miss Edith HARDWOOD, who Is teach
ing in Danvllc VI, is Spreading her
vacation al her home on the West
road.
Delmer Waite and two sons OF
Northampton Mass, are at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Edwin Tiff for
week or ten days
The Charles lee family, having sold
their farm in the North district. have
moved 10 the Lockwood house on the
West road
Mr.. and Mrs Grant MatSon Of Elm
street, arc spending this week in Paw
lei the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt
Sheldon.
JOS H. Harrington has moved his
furniture from the house formerly ac-
cupied by them in the North district
tn the Village
The Fred Norcross family, who have
been living on the Kirby Hollow road,
moved last week to the edge of Dorset
on Dandy mountain,
Mrs. VIM Leroy Haven returned
Monday from the Samaritan Hospital
where she had been for the past two
weeks or more for treatment,
Mrs. Charles Willard Of Manches-
ter Depot, was an overnight guest OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs NJ. d. Chap
man Of Main street last Wednesday.
Mrs. c. P. Elliot and Miss Cornelius
Of Brooklyn, N. Y, were in town for
two days last week and while here
stopped at the Wade Inn.
Mrs. Harriet Park and son RueI OF
Wells, have been guests for the past
week of their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Charles A. Wade OF Main street.
Latest reports from the Troy Hos
pital tell Us that Master Theodore
Harwood is getting along very nicely
and expects TO return to Dorset at the
end Of this week
Schools opened Monday for the
spring term with the same teachers IN
charge. Miss Clancy in the grammar
department and Miss Leary in the
primary department
Messrs. George Mcbride and Ernest
Manlcy wish through The Journal to
express their sincere thanks to the
ladies of the Red Cross for the "out-
fits" presented to them last Saturday
Almost all Of our furnished houses
are reported as being rented for the
season. Applications for houses are
coming in almost every day. This
looks as il Dorset would have as busy
a season as usual.
John Nichols of Dorset Hollow, has |
purchased the Burroughs farm on the
West mountain from James Fisher and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher will move {
to Manchester shortly as Mr.. Fisher
has secured position in that village.
The service flag of the Grange ar {
rived last week and is in place in {
school hall. 1t has five stars and in
short time at least three more viii be |
added. An American flag was also $
put up the same day and adds greatly t
to the appearance of our hall.
George Mcbride left Sunday for I
Boston to rcjoin his ship at the Char
estown Navy Yard Before leaving
George told several that he had seen
hundreds Of outfits" but none so
complete in every detail rs the one he S
received from the ladies Of the Dorse, t
Red Cross
The net receipts from the Grange v
.ugar social and dance were SlG.45. o
This amount was turned over TO the d
reasurer Of the Red Cross Thanks d
ire due the IL farmers who furnished
he syrup and to the committee con h
listing Of Sam Harwood, James Hill, o
Byron Danforih and Constance c.
Knight Il
Ernest Manley left Monday for Ben
,fnufap 10 ioin the contingent Of Ben