The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-06

Cant fool Vermont on the winter
question:
Mrs. Gilbert Brophy IS IN IN bed
with rastritis
Mrs. Myrou Brophy hns been hay-
INK an attack Of the grip,
Miss Mary Phelps Christie return
ed 10 Hartford. Conn. Monday noon.
"A. Merriam Of South Acton. Mass.
was In town Thursday on business.
Joseph |. Kennedy Of the JOURNAL
staff favored his friends in town with
wish, Friday. ~
Mrs. Cotton Of Eagle Bridge, n.
T.. has.been the guest Of Miss Matte
Griffith.
IL. b. Harbour who has been at
work on n lumber job NJ Jamaica spent
Sunday at home.
Helen Reed sprained her ankle
while sliding Wednesday evening after
the phonograph concert.
In spite Of the eight to twelve inch
snow fall Of Saturday, the roads are
still bare in spots. The wind was of
the nature Of blizzard for a while.
The Young Peoples meeting will
mol be held at Gilbert Brophy's this
evening. M announced, because of
Mrs. Brophy's illness. The place of
meet win be announced
HI. W. Meller of Durham, 2. O.,
cousin Of Daniel Pell, was guest Mt
the Wilson House from Thursday till
Monday morning. Friday +. II. Pell
and Mr.. Meller visited the formers
sister, Mrs. Hayes. in Arlington.
Rev. II. j. Maillet, at their fathers
request, took the four eldest McCack-
rem children, who have been living with
their father at the quarry, to st.
Joseph's 0rphanage in Burlington,
Monday.
The animal donation and oyster
supper for the benefit of the Dorset
Congregational Society will be held at
School Hall, Dorset, on Thursday eve
ming, Feb, 18th, to which all are cor
daily invited
John Martyr Warbeke, Phi. D., of
Williamstown. Mass, arrived Saturday
afternoon. In the evening he gave an
informal parlor recital at j. NJ. Grit
fth's. Sunday he acted as organist at
the Union church, his offertory and
prelude being much appreciated. Last
evening he gave a recital as announced
in the Hall.
Rev. ID. NJ. Rogers assisted in the
organization of Sunday school at
North Dorset Sunday afternoon. In
spite of the severe weather, fourteen
were in attendance. Hereafter Sunday
school will be held in the School house,
Mrs. OPP, Supt., at 2:45 p. M, and
preaching and prayer service will fol-
low at $3.50.
The photograph concert in the
hall last Wednesday evening was an
interesting innovation in the way of
entertainment. About sixty records
were played, covering wide range of
sentiments and subjects. The chimes
were. especially clear and beautiful.
The monotory was delivered by some
very excellent songs by Miss Auman,
which she sang with fine spirit and in
good voice, and also by recitation by
Mrs Cotton Of Eagle Bridge, and
piano duet by Mrs. Gilbert Brophy and
Miss. Matte Griffith. A little over $l3
was cleared, and will go to the organ
fund.
The school rooms at the village
Monday and Tuesday were so cold that
they could not be occupied. What
with green wood, no kindlings, broken
stoves. loose doors and broken window
lights, the heat took leave Of absence.
The out-of-doors temperature we can
not help, but the other conditions could
and should be changed. And the school
at the village is not the only one that
needs attention. At North Dorset the
window has had 10 be boarded mp 10
supply the place of missing glass, but
the snow still drifts in large quanti-
ties. These matters are too important
to the welfare of the children to be
overlooked.
A Market for Your Hides. Tall0W and