The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-07-04


Mrs, Mabel Field Hastings ".
10 guen ~ Miss Marr Hsrwcod Ia,
( Saiariss and called o. Old friends
town, Mrs Ilas,inrs Is Tbs dAaxh,s
of FREDERICK Field who sas a prom
nspi resident Of Easi Dorset ZOE man
years, Mr.. Field died about 20 year
aeo, and bis remains have rcccntl
becn Inferred in The family lot in .h
eetpstery nj Dorset.
The childrcn's service last Sun
day morning was well attended
although some we're kept away by ID,
rain. The church was preitily deco
rated with flowers, ferns and ever
green. The music and recitation,
were greatly enjoyed. An especial,
impressive part OF the service was The
baptism Of two little children, Lu,hel
Torey aud Helen Katherine Stone
and the admission 10 tho church oI
Mass Edith Fairman. At the evening
service DIR. Lahia Of Keene. Y. H..
sanga solo, Face 10 Face. which
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
SOUTH DORSET.
Rain enough for everybody.
City people begin TO flock in.
Crops are fast making up for los,
time and the Fourth will lind us about
as usual.
When told people last year that
! saw 4 rattle snake on the west road
they laughed at me, but as several
have seen the gay and festive rattlers
Of various sizes they don't laugh any
more. tqh 81 knows RATHER when
he sees him,
Constable j. NJ. Bebee has been
looking up the unlicensed dogs and
has got them all settled for now and II
Rupert will call of their uncollared
dogs and keep them ut home the beau
tiful doe and fawn can roam the woods
in peace and the sheep be let alone.
N. X. Bowen, who 70 years ago
went to Redding, California, has re-
turned to visit his many friends. He
accompanied the remains of Frederick
Field, who was native of Dorset
and died in San Jose. Call, 20 years
ago, the remains being sent back here
10 rest in the Field plot at Dorset.
Mr.. Bowen has recently lost his wife
who with an only daughter are inferred
IN Redding. He is in poor health, but
ihe Vermont air and water and sur
rounded by his boyhood friends and
scenes of his youth we trust he will
soon renew his health and revive his
hopes and feelings. Yes,
here are lots of better places than old
Vermont; places where milk and honey
low and roast pigs roam the streets
iquealing to be eat, but then for pure
lir and water and downright comfort
I'D Vermont leads.
EAST RUPERT.
Ed. Bell of Peru called on relatives
md friends in town Sunday.
--Messrs. VIM. Beattie and Myron
Emerson were in town Saturday.
IS. Il. Frost and A. w. billiard of
)anby were in town recently.
1t takes Chas. Danforth to shoot
owes. He shot nine all at one shot.
A. B. Engrem returned to Rut-
and Saturday.
All should remember the prayer
Meeting Friday evening, July 8.
--Chas, A. Roberts spent few days
n WaliingfOrd recently. :
--Aliare looking forward for an en-
oyable Fourth.
Schuyler Towsley and Schuyler
randall went for a ride Saturday |
vening.
Miss Mary jerks spent Tuesday of
ist week in Dorset as the guest of her
iece, Cassie Eastman.
In last weeks items we were asked
here the officers of the Sunday school
'ere; would also ask where all the
,embers of the Sunday school are.
Miss A. V. Danforth passed away
'riday evening at the home of her
rother, 0. II. Danforth. The funeral
ms held Sunday at two O'Clock.