The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-03-11

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evening
Luther Wade fell through The seat
fold Ia BIS barn bruising aud cutting
hls bead badly,
g. Is Carleton, who has been con.
fined 10 the house for the past three
months Is able 10 be out.
SIXTY MAson's met ID Masonic Hall
last Friday afternoon aud evening in
annual coBsoca,ion ~ the "a Masonic
district. Delegates from Bennington,
Ruiland, Brandon, Nergennes. Bur
lingion. White River Junction and
Woodstock were present, II The after
noon the llh degree was conferred; at
y O'Clock supper was served by the
ladies Of the q. Il. s. which was said
bY al 10 be- bang up. Ia the evening
the 9TH degree was conferred after
which remarks were made by Grand
II r.. o. NJ. Daley. Grand Lecturer
Elliott. L. q. II. I. Terrell aud Grand
Secretary II. II. Ross. Lunch was
served at II O'Clock, the visitors re.
turning 10 their homes on the sleepers.
DORSET.
A horse belonging 10 Fred Stone
died suddenly Sunday night.
Miss Angie Holley is visiting Mrs.
Berniss Sheldon in Bennington.
Mrs. Charles y. Connell aud son
Philip are with Mrs. Connell for visit.
HAL Blackmer has sold bis fine
team Of horses 10 out OF town parties.
MIR. and Mrs. Nathaniel McWayne |
visited last week in Troy and vicinity.
Judge c, b. Kent spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Bennington on bus
mess.
There will be ball in school hall
on the evening of st. Patrick's Day,
March 18th.
Mrs. c. l.. Carhart left Monday for
| New York where she will remain for
two weeks.
Mrs. knight aud daughter have re-
turned from visit in New York and
Troy.
Miss Katherine Sherman entertain
ed several friends at her home on Mon
day evening.
The many friends of Henry Kellogg
OF Chicago will be glad TO hear that he
is at work again.
Miss Eagleson of New York and
Miss de klyne Of Albany spent last
week at MISSIONER" Miss Eagleson's
summer home.
John h. Wilkins passed away at
the home of Warren Lake Monday eve
ming OF cirIohsis of the liver. The
funeral will be held at 2 p. m. Thurs
day.
An illustrated lecture on California
was given at the hall Monday evening
by Rev Mr.. Badger, who also spoke
on Temperance at the Sunday evening
service.
Arnold Wilkins has purchased two
farms in Dandy and recently removed
his family TO that town. They will be
greatly missed in Dorset where they
have been highly respected residents
"A crowd of Changers attended |
Pomona at Pawlet Wednesday evening,
Messrs. Williams and Fisher taking
two loads from the village and Mr..
Stone taking a load of people from the
West road.
Among the topics to be discussed I
next Grange meeting are Joint Town |
Supervision of Schools" and Why
when and how to spray fruit trees" II i
is hoped to have chorus of young men
sing popular songs.
"A large number from this place at c
tended the donation at East Dorset Sat |
urday evening. The sleighing proved I
exceptionally good and the trip by !,
moonlight aud the excellent supper i
were thoroughly enjoyed. q
The Rupert Grange will repeat the I
play Valley Farm" this Friday even |
ing. 1t is to be hoped that all will Q
have the pleasure Of seeing it as it is |
pronounced very good by all who have |
already seen ii. The proceeds to be |
given to the new church ftnd.
Much sympathy is felt for George :
Burns who was called home by the
death of his brother, Herbert. The
young man was making trial trip in
the Vermont Marble Cos. automobile
accompanied by the regular chuffeur y
when the ear was struck by freight
train. Mr.. Burns was killed and the
other man seriously injured.
Those who attended 'Oak Farm |,
were greatly pleased with the drama
so well presented by members Of the
Pawlet Grange. Music was furnished
by Messrs. Mcbride a. Connell during
the performance and afterward for the
young people who spent some time in
dancing. 0ne.half the proceeds was
generously donated 10 Dorset Grange.
EAST DORSET.
Elmer T.. Bull has sold his farm TO
Geo. Z. Livingston, who has been liv-
ing on w. b. Edgerton's farm.