The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-11-08

dorset Grange No. ~ held
regular hi-monthlY meeting last nigI
and the following program was el
dered: Music, papcr--''How a "a
ner and bis Family should spend
Z vaeaiion"' Mrs. Wayne HArwco,
Dialogue charge p Mrs. wiiliai
Batchelder and Mrs. Chas. Willsrs
Music.
All regular meeting Of W. J fu
Ter Post the following resolutions ser
adopted:
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father j
His wisdom has taken home our frien
and comrade Geo. W. Baker, therefor
be il
Resoirei; tina, while fully realizing
our irreparable loss, we eheerfully sub
nit TO All all wise Providence, knowing
fall well that the days Of the Gram
Army Of the Rupublic are numbers
the final roll call will soon come an,
We will go to meet our comrades at th'
Grand Review.
Resoiced that approaching the wortl
Of our comrade, we extend our heart
felt sympathy TO his family and vii
ever cherish his memory AS a true
comrade.
Geo, H F,s wILIAMs'2 Committee.
SOUTH DORSET.
james Bowen has moved from
Fowler TO South Dorset.
Mrs. Eleanor Bowen is visiting
friends in New York.
Mrs. MA. Cody visited her brother
at the old McNaboe home Sunday.
George Newman o. the Bennington
Marble Co. is laid up with sprained
shoulder.
Several from here attended Father
Boylan's fair at Brandon last week.
They report good time.
The last that was seen of Journal
Joe he was riding in an auto, swinging
MS arms and shouting. Joe is learning
% talk real fast now.
John +. Smith and wife have the
of the community in their
bereavement. Their infant girl died
asst week and was buried at East Dor
ee
1t is the dryest fall ! ever remem-
,er. Springs and brooks that never
vent dry before are dry now. But
ider is getting an edge on and not as
much water will be used for bever-
ge as in the summer and early fall.
Deputy Game Warden Bowen re-
,orts deer killed as follows in this val
ey: Earl Harwood, Dorset, weight
Is pounds; Lawrence Mccoy, Dorset,
1eight 2lO pounds; John Lake, Ru
ert, weight 2l0 pounds. No men or
nimals were shot as we have heard,
nd very few $l5 hunters from out of
he state were here.
My old friend, Herb King, says
ne band will hold a fair Dee. 4, and
Now this band is composed of all
ne young men of musical talent at the
enter, Depot and around town. They |
re good band and both gentlemanly |
nd orderly. A band of this kind is an
rnament and a striking advertisement
, town and should, as we trust they |
ill, reap goodly harvest of the yell
wv shines and crisp currency to help |
lem in their improvements. Let's all
o and help the boys.
ST CLONE.
PERU.
Miss Clarissa Coolidge finished
,hool at Winhall Hollow on Saturday.
Three. were received into the
hurch on confession of faith last Sab
ath.
Miss Dexter left town Monday af
IT two weeks stay at W. B. ST.
Ionds'.
Miss Hannah Coolidge has return
from Dorset where she has been
nployed several months.
Mr.. Grant of Elizabeth, N. j., was
town recently TO take a look at re-
airs on his summer home.
Pearl Lakin has resumed work af-
II being laid up three weeks by in
juries received from a bicycle acci-
ent.
No. and village schools close
riday of this week. Friday evening
Ie latter gives an entertainment fol-
wed by a supper by the c. Il. soci.
y.
When hunting for cattle on the
lmon Adams place recently, Harry
lest found a large buck dead. He
as entangled in wire and numerous
ounds denoted his great struggle to
zee himself. Nothing but the antlers,
hich are fine specimens, could be
wed.
EAST RUPERT.
Frank Frost of North Rupert, l
,ent Monday here.
The Prayer meeting was well
tended last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hosley of
Manchester, spent Sunday in town.
-Messrs. Yandells and Smith have
cen working for Frank Root recently. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Frost of Dandy
pent Saturday night aud Sunday with
il parents here,
Miss Mildred Danforth of Burr 4
urton Seminary, spent Sunday with 4