The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gledhal
and daughter of Albany returned HON,
Saturday after several weeks spent il
Dorset.
Mrs. Walker Of Chicago, who ha
been at the home Of Mrs. Y. Nj. Hum
phrey for short visit, returned HON,
last week.
Miss Merle d'Aubigne, a foreign
missionary whose home is in Paris
France, is stopping for time at thu
Manse.
1T is expected that Mrs. r. NJ
Campbell, who is an accomplished
musician, will assume charge Of th,
music in the Sunday school, beginning
next week,
Mrs. John Eagleson was called IL
New York last week by the serious
illness OF her husband, His condition
is reported as more favorable.
Mrs. Harry Sheldon gave party
on Thursday afternoon at the home OF
her father, Allan Bourn, in honor Of
her little daughter Elizabeth, who eel
ebrated her sixth birthday.
Mrs. Linwood Kelley Of Manches-
ter, with her friend Miss Berry OF
Chicago, were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Ernest West last week Thurs
day.
After two months intermission
during the repairs on School hall, the
Grange has resumed its meetings, hold
ing the first on Wednesday evening of
last week.
The annual picnic of the Dorset
Grange which was to be held Thurs
day. August 20, at Wells has been
postponed to later date which will
soon be announced.
"A basket picnic for members Of
the Yoke Bearers Bible class is being
devised for the near future and is
looked forward to with great pleasure
by this enterprising class.
David Wyman is running a fish
cart through this section each week
He supplies all the better variety of
lake and large river Ash. II might be
added he does this from selfish mo-
School hall has been enlarged and
the interior greatly improved within the
past few weeks. The first dance TO be
held in the new quarters.occurred last
week Thursday, given by the local
order of-WOodmen.
The series of entertainments being
given for the benefit of the Dorset
public library, will be continued on
Thursday afternoon at the church by
a musical under the direction of Prof
Albert Cheney.
The remains Of the late Chas
Nichols, who died Monday morning at
the Albany hospital, were brought to
Dorset for interment. The funeral
was held from the residence OF John
Whitcomb at p. m. Wednesday, Rev.
Chas. Carhart officiating. Mr.. Nichols
was the son of Sherman Nichols and
was well known in Dorset. He was
SO years OF age and had endured great
suffering for the past five years. He
leaves widow, who was Miss Sallie
Whitcomb, and seven children, all res
idents here. Mr.. Nichols was man
Of kindly traits and will be greatly
missed by those nearest to him.
Charles Mcbride, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mcbride and Miss Mae
Burns, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Burns of South Dorset, were
recently married in st. Jerome's
church at East Dorset, Rev. Father
Maillet officiating Mrs. Miller Of
New York, sister OF the groom, was
matron of honor. and George Mcbride
was best man. These young people
are well and favorably known in town,
the bride being for some time a
teacher in the graded school, and their
many friends and acquaintances are
extending good wishes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcbride will soon begin keeping house
in the Corey homestead on the West
road