The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-03

~, aud Miss MARY MN1hfN OF NtN
/ York are guests ~ Rev G. L. CarhArt
and wife.
Miss Otta Wade. who bias been wis.
ting her mother. Mrs. Geo. Wade, re
turned 10 her work al Lake ST, Gather.
ine last Tuesday.
The next neighborhood prayer
meeting will be held Tuesday evening,
June sth. at the house Of Mrs. Fred
Slannard. South Dorset.
Miss Margaret Carney Of Palm
Beach. Fla. is spending week with
her sister. Mrs. Sarah Council, at
Sunset Cottage
Arthur Wade went 10 Boston We'd
nesday the 26th, TO see about another
position with the b. a NJ. X. r., at
East Snmmmerville, Mass.
Miss Laura Towsley, daughter of
MIR. aud Mrs. Ed. Towsley. came from
Casteton Normal School last Friday
for short stay, also to attend the
Memorial exercises.
II. +. Snyder has had quite a ser
ious illness, but is, We art glad 10 say,
on the road 10 recovery. He was able
to drive to the village Saturday for the
first time in over two weeks.
Mrs. II. w. Kent of Upper Troy,
n. Y, and friend Miss Zelle of Ire
land, are expected in few days, They
will be the guests of Judge c. b. Kent,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. 2. Kent while in
Dorset.
Miss de Notlbeck is having tower
built on the pinnacle, II will be field
stone and thirty feet high. 1t certainly
will be an addition and aid in securing
better view,
Friday afternoon the children's ex.
ercises were held in School Hall. A
fine program was rendered consisting
of singing, recitatlons, flag aud troop
drills. The teachers deserve a great
deal Of praise for THEN faithful work.
The Memorial services We're well
attended Sunday, about two hundred
being present. The choir was greatly
helped by b. J. Cornell who sang bass.
A fuller report Of the proceedings Sun
day and Monday will be found else
where.
Herbert Potts of Philadelphia, Pa,
was in town lew days looking for a
house for some friends. Mr.. Potts sis
ter owns the n. MeWayne farm in
Dorset Hollow, and the family fire.
quently come there during the summer
do not forget the annual meeting
aud banquet of the Yoke Bearers class,
Thursday evening, June 3. Husbands
and wives of members are cordially IN
vited TO be present. Supper will be
served at 100 sharp.
1T really looks as If the work on the
Church was to be started. Six car loads
Of cement have arrived at the quarry
station. and decision reached as to the
exact location. The new Church will
be about thirty feet south of the old
site.
Most of our young people were
home over Memorial day returning TO I
heir studies Tuesday and Wednesday.
When they are all here we have set
second TO none. We are proud of our
rising generation, and justly so for
hey do old Dorset credit wherever they I
20.
Mi. and Mrs. j. Greenleaf Sykes
and Miss circuit of New York arrived
IN Dorset Sunday the Both, enroute to
Burlington by auto. They were delay.
ID by the rains and had to remain over
saturday night at Pittsfeld. Mass.
Next month Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes will
sail for Europe to be gone several
months. While here they will be the
guests of Hon. q. NJ. Sykes.
Applications for board arc steadily
coming in, and only few can be ac- {
The Inn is closed and t
prospects for its being opened very c
If our Dorset friends who d
eally care 10 see orr town prosper {
yonld get together and form 4 Hotel 4
%, there is no doubt that not only a
would they be well repaid for their in I
estment, bnt would have the advan- K
age OF having il where they could see a
/, aud atsthe same time help 10 make j
success. Such an investment would 4
ost about forty thousand dollars, and i
roperly handled should pay at least s q
or cent net.
Memorial Day was observed here :
! Dorset on Monday, May 81 Twelve :
ID soldiers were in the line. a goodly :
lumber Of the w. X. G., Sons Of Vet =
rams and Woodmen assisted, together
nth about one hundred school children :
he day was perfect and everybody )
eemed happy, even the old soldiers !,
Drget that they were lame and suffer. :
X from rheumatic pains and seemed :,
ute Young while marching after music /,
) the Rupert Band escorted by the :
yoodmen, "a fine body Of young men !,
: one would wish 10 STE. The address :
y Rev. r.. NJ. Fuller OF Manchester :
enter. was ably delivered to large =
ndieDee who gave bim assurance by !,
leir close attention that his subject "
as IN harmony with their IDEAS and u