The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-19

Prayer mes8ing nrm werk wsli -
hcld aiih Mr. II frrHs.ss VI "ksuin.
fsis
/ Edwin y. Child II Flushing. l.. l.
aud Mrs Barisoar q Boston are guests
81 q NJ sykes
n froa u East Rnpert has sue
cesslei Mr.. Eastman grellsedi GA ihs
,gub Grounds and Coll L,uks.
More chairs should BE- seure5 20
I ssshool Hall. l.asi Sunday many wer'
annble 10 stay 10 the Church SERVES
/ for lack q seals.
| -R. u. Csmhell returned Mouda,
from Bridgeport, Conn. 70 prepare To-
| bis Junior year nj Williams college.
The laying Of the corner Stone o.
The new church viii take place on FIJI
day Of this week, having been posipon
ed on account Of the weather.
Mrs. John Is. Hoiley Of Chicago
M. and Allan J. Holley. D. D., o.
lloosiek Falls. n. ". were guests 81
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Armstrong last
week.
The Bazaar will be held at School
Hall Wednesday afternoon aud even
ing, The 18th. Refreshments will be
sold ~ well as fancy articles. The pro.
ceeds flor the benefit Of the building
fund.
Master jacques Bieler was eight
years old Tuesday. and the event was
celebrated by gathering Of the rela.
lives. Mr.. and Mrs. Suter. Miss Sutef
aud Miss Anna Carhart Of Apple,
croft, - and Rev. and Mrs. {. l.. Car
hart were the guests.
Miss Mary suter Of Washington,
u. C., il guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Suter
al "ApplecroftN on the West Road
Miss Suter will be in Dorset the rest OF
the season.
r.. foote OF Troy, N. -, who has
been spending a few days at the Inn
left Sunday morning with X. A. Alex.
ander who was up in his auto. }. II.
Harrington was also of the party.
Miss Vivian Ealken left Monday TO
spend a week with her sister, Mrs. j.
T.. Hamilton of Simsbury, Conn, be-
fore returning to her home in STRAIT
ford, Conn.
--Prenliss II. Kent was in Granville,
Poultney and MiddIetown last week on
business. His business has increased
so rapidly that he is seldom at home.
III many friends are glad he IS doing
so well.
Moving time at the South end OF
the Village. Charles McWayne has
moved into his new house; c. N. Will
liams into the Geo. Williams house
and John Wildwood into the G. N.
Williams cottage.
Church Supper at School Hall to-
night Thursday for the benefit of the
Church fund, from $50 to 7.3O. Mrs.
II. S. Snyder and Mrs. Angie Sykes
are in charge, and good meal is as
sured. Price % cents.
The signature of Mrs. Abbott, the
last Field estate heir TO sign. the nee
essary papers to give complete posses
sion of the Congregational church al
Dorset and East Rupert to the church
property, was received Tuesday morn.
ing. This gives the society clear title
TO the property.
The aoads between Dorset and Lake
st. Catherine were never better, and il
is a pleasure TO pass over them. Auto
and driving parties are numerous, and
the hotels at the Lake are well patron
lied.
The Field Day program is out ano
it promises lots of sport. We hope til,
day will be pleasant for the sake of thu
promoter who has worked hard and de
serves success, as well as for the
amusement of all our summer resident,
who are looking forward to a day Of
sport. As for our own people it will b,
day long to be remembered, for Il
them it means day of rest AS well a.
recreation.
Those registering, at the Barrows
House last week were Mrs. c. b. Ew
ing. Mrs. c, W. Blancharp. New York;
w. w. Bell. Plattsbure, N. Y; j. G.
Whalen, West Pawlet, VT; Milford D.
Whedon, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Blakeley
Granville, n. Y; II. NJ. Cissel, Eliza
beth, n. j.; Mrs. S. S. Pratt, Brook.
lyn, n. Y.
Impossible to find rooms. That
was what was heard in Dorset Satur-
day evening, and several guests had
quite time TO find a place in which to
lay their heaes over Sunday. Who says
Dorset is on the wanei Cooperation
and little public spirit which is woe
fully slack. would soon put Dorset in
the front rank as summer resort.
"A very pretty birthday party was
given Monday the 9th on the lawn of
W. J. Holley by Mrs. Withers of To-
edo, Ohio, in honor of her little daugh.
ter. As usual the youngsters had fine
time, and are looking forward TO the
next which win soon be held on the
Club grounds.
"A series Of talks on the New Tesla
ment epistles not aseribed TO St. Paul
b. gun last week with the consideration
Of the epistle of st, James will be con-
tinued. The topic for next week being
the epistle 10 the Hebrews. Those who
attend viii find il 10 their advantage to
read the epistle in advance OF the
meeting.
The Clock Golf contest last week
was closely contested. Miss NJ. X.